Katelynn and Paul welcome their second guest to the show. Kaitlin Renner joins the duo to discuss Nancy Meyers film The Holiday as Theme on Screen continues to explore the Christmas season.

The ladies discuss what makes this movie a modern classic for them, and ever a grinch, even Paul finds a few things to enjoy.

Theme on Screen kicks of the holiday season with their first ever double feature!

The Bishop's Wife (1947) is one of Paul's favorite movies and he introduces Katelynn to it for the first time.

She, in turn, shows Paul one of her favorites, The Preacher's Wife (1996) which just so happens to be a remake!

The two compare and contrast the themes and performances in the two and share some holiday cheer.

What's that that you feel around the corner? Is it the Heat or Matt Turner? Maybe both!

Katelynn and Paul have their very first guest to talk about Michael Mann's classic crime thriller, Heat.

They discuss whether it has earned it's reputation as a movie for dudes and if there's anything here to recommend for the ladies.

Is this the impetus of this entire podcast? Maybe!

Paul and Katelynn talk about the one that started it all, one of, if not the most, iconic American film of all time, The Godfather!

They catch up on what they've watched recently, draft their own mob families, and eventually jump into what they both think about this classic of American cinema.

Paul and Katelynn wrap up their Spooky Season coverage by talking about Netflix's new movie from acclaimed director, Guillermo del Toro. They both find things to love but ultimately have very different opinions on the movie.

Plus, Paul finally manages to catch up on KPop demon hunters and a the duo share their final thoughts on everything they watched this Spooky Season.

Katelynn and Paul continue spooky season with The Texas Chain Saw Massacre!

Was two weeks in a row of cannibal movies a mistake? Maybe!

Plus, find out who each of your favorite hosts will haunt!

Spooky season continues so prepare yourself with some fava beans and a nice glass of chianti as Paul and Katelynn cross of yet another movie from their list.

This time they watch 1991's The Silence of the Lambs. They discuss their likes and dislikes and debate whether or not the movie actually qualifies as horror.

In this episode, hosts Paul and Katelynn introduce their podcast focused on exploring cinematic blind spots, particularly in the horror genre. They share their motivations for starting the podcast, discuss their personal movie blind spots, and reflect on recent films they've watched. The conversation transitions into a deeper exploration of horror films, culminating in a detailed discussion of Alfred Hitchcock's classic, Psycho, including its plot, characters, and themes. In this engaging conversation, Katelynn and Paul delve into Alfred Hitchcock's classic film 'Psycho,' exploring its iconic scenes, character complexities, and the impact of Hitchcock's directorial style. They discuss the film's plot twists, the performances, particularly that of Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates, and the cultural significance of the film. The hosts share their personal experiences watching the film, including Katelynn's surprise at the ending, and reflect on Hitchcock's influence on cinema. They also touch on the technical aspects of filmmaking, the Hays Code, and the legacy of 'Psycho' in modern horror