Two Thanksgiving movies about corporate greed and anonymity — it's You've Got Mail vs. Thanksgiving.

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Gravy Train: You've Got Mail vs. Thanksgiving

Two movies about terrible fathers trying their best for their children — it's Finding Nemo vs. Trap.

Daddy Issues: Finding Nemo vs. Trap

Two movies about chasing a better life and contending with what a name can mean—it’s Anora vs. Mousehunt.

Eyes On The Prize: Anora vs. Mousehunt

Two movies that explore how we see the world — it's They Live vs. The Hunt (2020).

Us vs. Them: They Live vs. The Hunt (2020)

Two films where an unlikely duo are thrown together to contend with unfamiliar territory — it’s Wicked vs. Rush Hour.

Defying Gravity: Wicked vs. Rush Hour

Two movies about communities coming together and the burden of loneliness — it’s It’s A Wonderful Life vs. Hot Frosty.

Christmas Spirit: It's A Wonderful Life vs. Hot Frosty

Two horror films where an established icon of terror meets their match — it's Terrifier 2 vs. Orphan: First Kill.

Even-Steven: Terrifier 2 vs. Orphan: First Kill

Two movies about manipulation and unintended consequences — it’s Strangers On A Train vs. The Wasp.

Power Play: Strangers On A Train vs. The Wasp

Two movies about unmasking a criminal, frank sexuality, and a very dedicated son — it's Dressed To Kill vs. Held Hostage In My House.

Building A Mystery: Dressed To Kill vs. Held Hostage In My House

Two stylized films about literally fighting for what you want — it’s Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World vs. Polite Society.

Fighting Chance: Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World vs. Polite Society

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Tasteless is a movie podcast that pays tribute to the films not enough people are talking about, from the underrated to the absurd. In each episode, Emily Higgins takes a highly regarded film and compares it to a similar but overlooked movie she recommends instead. 

The bonus series called Strong Female Leads features interviews with the actresses and creators who have inspired this podcast with their work, both on-screen and off.