And That's It! featuring Juno & Derek

Derek and Juno and very special guest Barbara Sykes rank the entire Friday the 13th series, and talk about their feelings on the franchise as a whole and their wishes for the future. 

Juno, Derek, and special guest Juno's Dad (aka Jay Colond) rank the entire A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise- and it isn't easy! 

Derek, Juno, Friday on Elm Street veteran Haley and new friend Caroline delve into the final two movies of the season... but will the things they discover be amazing or horrifying? Find out as they do a deep dive into Freddy vs Jason and Friday the 13th (2009).

Juno, Derek and guest Kalli Champagne tackle Wes Craven's New Nightmare and A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010).

Derek and Juno are joined by returning guest Dee Amaker aka GHOSDEE!!! They talk about the fun duo that is Jason Goes to Hell and Jason X

Juno and Derek talk to expert podcast guest Brandon Peters about two of the most ambitious Nightmare movies yet: The Dream Child and Freddy's Dead. 

Derek and Juno, along with guests Beto and Mary, take a cruise from Crystal Lake to New York City... and also discuss The New Blood and Jason Takes Manhattan. 

Juno, Derek and fellow RAMS alumni Ginger and Haley dig into Friday the 13th: A New Beginning and Jason Lives: Friday the 13th Part VI. 

Derek, Juno and guests Ky and Sherri discuss Dream Warriors and The Dream Master, the third and fourth entries of the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise. 

Juno, Derek and Emma continue March Madness, as well as discuss society's horrible treatment of teenagers.

Derek and Juno bring on Monstrous Femme's Emma Cogan to help them decide who the ultimate Matriarch of Terror is. Part One covers the left side of the bracket, as well as an important conversation on cancel culture.

Juno and Derek talk cum, weed, and bring in professional Irishman Charlie Smyth to discuss Friday the 13th 3D and Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter. 

Derek and Juno, joined by guests Gory Cory and Jessica Guess, dive into A Nightmare on Elm Street and A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge this week. They talk queer representation, exploitation, empathy for teens, and which horror movies deserve remakes in the 2020s.

AND THAT'S IT! makes it's triumphant return for season 3: Friday on Elm Street! In the premiere, Juno and Derek discuss Friday the 13th and Friday the 13th Part 2 with guests Michael Carey and Hannah May. They also spend a decent amount of time discussing Sleepaway Camp, The Burning, Cursed, Scream, Scream 2 and Psycho.

THE WOLFIES

Juno and Derek are joined by longtime friend Val Quarles to discuss The Wolf Man, predatory behavior, Juno's newfound love of Sucker Punch, and the Pick-a-little Ladies from The Music Man. 

Derek and Juno take a foray into The Wolfman (2010), the Benicio del Toro-starring-remake of the 1941 Universal classic of a similar name (that film is called The Wolf Man). They also discuss their plans to become conservative pundits and make a lot of money.

Juno and Derek tackle the heavy 2020 werewolf cop procedural film The Wolf of Snow Hollow. They discuss the movie's interesting take on toxic white masculinity and the difference between being toxic and being a bad person.

Juno and Derek discuss their foray into the odd film that is The Howling. Unfortunately, neither came out loving the film, and they discuss it's wins and shortcomings, as well as comparing it to the other Lycanthropy analogy movies they have watched.

Derek, Juno and guest Dee Amaker (aka Ghosdee) discuss Wes Craven's chaotic 2005 werewolf movie Cursed. In addition to talking about the plot and production history, they talk about how nice it is to be in all queer spaces and touch on The Haunting of Bly Manor (and how The Turning may have ruined it).

Juno and Derek discuss 2013's WolfCop, which caused an unfortunate awakening in one of them.

Derek and Juno continue their discussion on transphobia, and play two games: Trivial Pursuit ATI! Edition and ATI! Mad Libs.

Juno and Derek discuss the J.K. Rowling controversy, their own romantic problems, and the surprisingly good film Underworld: Rise of the Lycans. 

Derek and Juno discuss chaotic treasure New Moon, where they parse through which parts of this rollercoaster they find iconic and which parts are confusing.

Juno and Derek briefly discuss the death of Chadwick Boseman, the impact of their high school band director, take some quizzes, and discuss tragically bad vampire/werewolf movie UNDERWORLD: EVOLUTION.

Derek and Juno discuss seminal werewolf cult darling Ginger Snaps.

Derek and Juno discuss vampire/werewolf classic Underworld in their triumphant return.

Derek and Juno invite writer/actor/soft boi Scott Larsen to examine The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and it's lasting effect.

Juno and Derek are joined by Cole Seager and Maje Adams to discuss Juno's #3 film, Scott Pilgrim vs the World.

Derek and Juno discuss hidden gem The Town that Dreaded Sundown (2014).

Juno and Derek play a game of Monster March Madness to find out who will be King of the Monsters- with a surprising ending!

Derek and Juno tackle UMN meme drama and the 1989 film Society.

Juno and Derek discuss Hellraiser with guest Mary Sykes.

Derek and Juno discuss the 2018 masterpiece Suspiria, directed by Luca Guadagnino, as well as the set photos from the upcoming film The Suicide Squad.

Juno is gone but Derek and guest co-host Kathryn play a game.

Juno and Derek discuss the film Birds of Prey, as well as the new Pussycat Dolls song "React". Both hosts agree this film is one to check out in theatres.

Juno and Derek discuss 2016 box-office smash Suicide Squad.  Juno LOVES this movie, and the dollar signs back her up.

Derek and Juno discuss The VelociPastor (2018), the most wild movie one can possibly experience. The duo also dives into the iconic Super Bowl 54 Halftime show.

Juno and Derek lay out the rules and get to know each other in the pilot episode of the podcast.