He Saw, She Saw

Keith gets creeped out by big people's heads being superimposed onto little people's bodies in Fred Claus and Cory's inner Mama Bear comes out as she watches Billy Bob Thornton explode and rain insults and expletives down upon innocent children in Bad Santa.

Keith cringes through Vernon's gross negligence in The Breakfast Club, and Cory sits through the Avengers as they save the planet from certain extinction... Again... 

This episode Keith and Cory observe Daryl Hannah's "strategic" nudity in both Splash and Roxanne. 

Keith watches (from the hallway) Jason Bateman act awkward in The Switch and Cory (apparently re-watches?) and tries to keep all the intel straight in Captain America: The Winter Soldier.

In honor of our Irish heritage Keith watches Janeane Garafalo frolic through the Irish countryside in The Matchmaker, and Cory makes several attempts to get through The Boondock Saints.

It's our Valentine's episode (in June) Listen to Keith cringe through the sexual harassment in Love Potion No. 9. Cory's head explodes with the repeated misquoting of Shakespeare in True Romance.

Keith tries not to fall into one of the many glaring plot holes and ponders whether "high school" Richard Greico is actually older than his "french teacher," in If Looks Could Kill. And listen to Cory try to explain The Kingsman Secret Service, a movie she watched 3 months ago. 

It's our Christmas episode! Keith gets "Scrooged" and Cory makes a list (and checks it twice) of arguments for and against Die Hard as a Christmas movie.

Keith slowly falls in love with Pauly Shore's character, Crawl in Son in Law, while Cory tries to keep her dinner down watching Al "I'm just gettin' started!!!" Pacino sexually harass every woman between the ages of 5 and 55 in Scent of a Woman. 

Keith cringes as Andrew goes cold turkey off ALL of his medication in Zach Braff's directorial debut of Garden State. Cory draws very similar connections between Elsa in Frozen and Kenneth Branagh's Thor.  

Keith watches Joe Pantoliano's toupe chase Corey Feldman, Sean Astin and Josh Brolin through underground tunnels in The Goonies. Cory is disturbed by the amount of tighty-not-necessarily-whities in Toy Soldiers. 

Keith tries to catch the rapid fire visual gags in the Zucker Brothers' classic Airplane! (He sure picked the wrong week to quit amphetamines!!) Cory has high expectations as she revisits the Zucker Brothers' BASEketball and wonders what it would have been like with Chris Farley and David Spade.

Keith watches Weird Al and his sidekick David Bowe (not to be confused with David Bowie) churn out ridiculous commercials and parodies in UHF while Cory watches David Bowie's wig groom a young Jennifer Connely in Labyrinth. 

Keith is taken on an Italian adventure in the romantic comedy; Only You and wonders where all the travel money is coming from. Cory watches Robert Downey Jr. "tinker" in Marvel's Iron Man and wonders why we never see anyone make a Radio Shack run.

Keith sits through the awkward and uncomfortable Harold Ramis concept movie, Bedazzled. While Cory dives into the theory of subspaces and contemplates making her own cut of Scott Pilgrim vs the World.

Keith watches Keith Coogan try to convince us he's a stoner in Don't Tell Mom the Babysitters Dead, while Cory marvels that all the girls in Dead Poet's Society resemble middle aged housewives. 

This week we go Crayze 4 Swayze! Keith watches Francis Ford Coppola's star studded boy cast in The Outsiders. Cory watches some strong performances by several mullets in Roadhouse.

It's our 10th episode AND our 10th Anniversary! Hear how we spent it... So Keith gets to watch National Treasure Ray Liota play a ridiculously inept con man in Heartbreakers, and Cory is surprised to find out the Coen Brothers are behind Intolerable Cruelty. 

Keith enjoys a visit from all the Robs while watching How to be a Latin Lover. Cory summons strength from her love of celebrity death conspiracies and all things Egyptian to claw her way through Bubba Ho-Tep.

Keith makes Cory's birthday wish come true and watches Overboard. While Cory risks violent illness to give Death Proof another shot. 

Keith watches Private Benjamin and critiques Nancy Meyer's understanding of military tactics... While Cory retells what she thinks is Captain America: First Avenger in terms of Thunder Force, Sonic the Hedgehog, Indiana Jones, Titanic and Encino Man... 

This week Keith suppresses flashbacks of his time as a "budding" theatre artist while watching Waiting For Guffman. Cory watches That Thing You Do and reminisces about her time as a garage band roadie.

Keith watches Stanley Kubrick's The Shining and is confounded to learn that Jack Nicholson's performance reminds Cory of her dad... In a non-psycho ax murderer kind of way. Smoke is literally coming off Cory's brain as she navigates the twists and turns of Christopher Nolan's Memento, which causes her to look inward and re-evaluate her dislike of Clue.

Keith watches the John Water's classic Crybaby, and actually manages to dig up a true crime story that Cory hasn't heard about... Cory survives a 13 song love medley in Moulin Rouge. Also, just to be safe... Spoiler Alert!

Keith watches the Madonna movie and concedes that he is not an Egyptologist. Cory finally watches the present she was given 10 years ago and comes to terms with the panic and dread she feels for murder mysteries with multiple endings. 

Keith watches 1987's Mannequin starring Andrew McCarthy, Kim Cattrall and James Spader (in what some would argue is his best role) and questions how a window display can topple a competing department store's profits by 89% in one day. Cory watches Arnold Schwarzenegger in The Running Man and is baffled that pantyhose and a negligee is considered appropriate workout attire.