It's Day 21 of Quarantine and we are finally through the longest Harry Potter book of the series! How well did a new director and new screenwriter adapt this 800+ page story into a 2-hour movie? Listen to one of our longest episode to date to find out!

WE'RE BAAAAAAAAACK! After a short* hiatus, we are picking up where we left off in our Harry Potter series with book number 4, the longest book to date. How well did the team adapt a 600+ page book into a two and half hour movie? Ummmm, you can probably guess...

The things we suffer through for this podcast...Spoiler alert we did not love these movies. If you are looking for a pod episode full of venting, swears, and frustration, you've found it.

We're back! This week we are covering Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and how this movie makes some of the first big departures from the books moving forward.

Dobby might have tried to stop Harry from going back to Hogwarts this year, but lucky for us he didn't succeed! Join us as we cover Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets this week!

The time has finally come! We are covering the first Harry Potter book and movie in depth! This is the second episode in our series that will take us all the way to Christmas. Check out our first episode on J.K. Rowling too!

We are embarking on our first book series adaptation adventure! For the next two months, we will be discussing in detail the beloved Harry Potter Wizarding World and how a slew of directors put their spin on it. Look out for weekly episodes from now until Christmas!

For this special Footnotes episode, Marissa covers the real-life inspirations for Harris' memorable characters, Dr. Hannibal Lecter and Buffalo Bill.

The last full episode of our Spooktober series covers the 1988 horror classic The Silence of the Lambs and its award-winning 1991 adaptation! Is this adaptation worthy of its five Oscars? Listen to find out!

'Tis the season for spooks, frights, and scary delights! We are kicking off the month of All Hallow's Eve with a trip down memory lane! We are covering a childhood favorite of Marissa's, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, and its 2019 adaptation.