Movies You Missed

This week Vee and John are honoring Catherine O'Hara by discussing two of their favorite performances, as well as her amazing career. This is: The Nightmare Before Christmas, and Best in Show Send a text

Join John and Vee for the conclusion of their 2025 recap, including the Movies You Missed awards! Send a text

It's that time again for one of John and Vee's favorite special episodes: the recap. Together they watched over 200 movies last year, so for the first time, the recap is being broken up into two episodes. Stay tuned for part 2 next week! Send a text

This week it's man against nature in these two survival movies that John and Vee have chosen. This is: The Grey, and The Edge Send us a text

Vee and John have decided to go back to the trauma that started it all, with these two classic, heavy animated movies. Many our age will remember: The Land Before Time, and All Dogs Go To Heaven Send us a text

This week John and Vee are going a bit lighter with some fun, sometimes stupid, but highly entertaining Martin Lawrence comedies. This is: What's the Worst That Could Happen?, and Nothing to Lose Send us a text

Vee and John are celebrating the career of Rob Reiner. Discussing his filmography, and picking two of his best films, this is: A Few Good Men, and Misery Send us a text

Double the action, double the sequels in this New Year's episode. John and Vee once again picked two great action films to start the year. This is: The Dark Knight, and Terminator 2 Judgement Day Send us a text

It's the last Christmas picks, and the last episode of the year for Vee and John. They are closing out 2025 with two classics: It's a Wonderful Life, and A Christmas Carol (1999) Send us a text

It's the ultimate Millennial Christmas showdown, two classic childhood movies, and John and Vee discuss which one is their favorite. This is: A Christmas Story, and Home Alone Send us a text

Vee and John are jumping into some forgotten Russell Crowe movies! Both are period pieces that didn't get enough love at the box office. This is: Cinderella Man, and Master and Commander The Far Side of the World Send us a text

This week John and Vee discuss princess movies. One is animated, the other live action, but both center around finding lost princesses. This is: Anastasia, and The Princess Diaries Send us a text

Vee and John are diving into classic Hitchcock films this week, picking two of their favorites. This is: North By Northwest, and The Birds Send us a text

This week, Vee and John are diving into their most niche genre yet: romantic drama period pieces, based on a book. There's also a big first on the show, this is: Far from the Madding Crowd, and Water for Elephants Send us a text

For Thanksgiving, instead of doing political thrillers, John and Vee decided to honor two Hollywood greats that we lost this year: Diane Keaton and Robert Redford. Picking two of favorites from their filmographies, this is: Something's Gotta Give, and The Sting Send us a text

This week John and Vee are keeping things light with two great 80s comedies where their leads have gotten themselves into a bit of trouble. This is: Midnight Run, and Fletch Send us a text

This week Vee and John have picked some light movies to cleanse your palate after the month of horror, by finding good live action Disney remakes! This is: 101 Dalmatians (1996), and Cinderella (2015) Send us a text

This month, John and Vee have brought you a house of horrors, and now they're gong into space to bring you ships of horrors! This is: Event Horizon, and Pandorum Send us a text

In the second to last week of October, be careful who you piss off. This week Vee and John deal with curses, this is: Sleepy Hollow, and Drag Me To Hell Send us a text

John and Vee are going a little lighter this week with zombie horror comedies. Get ready to laugh with two of the best horror comedies out there, this is: Shaun of the Dead, and Zombieland Send us a text