On this week’s trashy episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey celebrate the Criterion release of one of John Waters’ undersung masterpieces, DESPERATE LIVING (1977). Plus, Millie and Casey have the honor of speaking with Troma Entertainment co-founder and president Lloyd Kaufman about DIY filmmaking, eating leftovers from MY DINNER WITH ANDRE (1981), and what movies he’s watching now.

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On this week’s liminal episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey discuss the breakout film of the summer, BACKROOMS (2026). Plus, our hosts dissect the Creepypasta internet phenomenon and the future of the film industry.

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On this week’s oedipal episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey ring in the final week of “Junasty,” an entire month dedicated to the Video Nasties, by discussing the cuckoo, BUTCHER, BAKER, NIGHTMARE MAKER (1981). Plus, our hosts answer some emails in another installment of ‘Gripes, Gropes, and ‘Grets,’ including a question about how to best get into arthouse movies.

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On this week’s demonic episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey celebrate week number three of “Junasty,” an entire month dedicated to the Video Nasties, by discussing one of the most famous Video Nasties, THE EVIL DEAD (1981). Plus, the writer Carrie Courogen (author of ‘Miss May Does Not Exist: The Life and Work of Elaine May, Hollywood’s Hidden Genius’) joins our hosts for another installment of “My Area of Expertise” to discuss the microgenre, “I'm always mad at my one sister."

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On this week’s haunted episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey celebrate week number two of “Junasty,” an entire month dedicated to the Video Nasties, by going deep on the truly gross Lucio Fulci film THE BEYOND (1981). Plus, the hosts present another installment of “Film Etiquette” where they discuss the proper behavior during the previews at the movie theater.

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On this week’s oopie goopie episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey kick off their inaugural “Junasty,” an entire month dedicated to the Video Nasties, by discussing the groundbreaking film BLOOD FEAST (1963). Plus, they explore the history and impact of the Video Nasties, the infamous list of UK’s banned VHS films beginning in the 1980’s.

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On this week’s auditory episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey discuss the latest entry into the “podcast horror” genre, 2025’s UNDERTONE. Plus, our hosts answer some emails in another installment of “Gripes, Gropes, and ‘Grets,” including a question about their favorite bands they’ve discovered through the movies.

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On this week’s administrative episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey tackle the underseen classic and Cindy Sherman’s only cinematic output, OFFICE KILLER (1997). Plus, the hosts return to the cubicle for the very heated “Office Movie Quiz.”

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