As we wind down Season 8 and Awards season, Kat & Marc discuss the 96th Academy Awards, best and surprising moments from Hollywood's biggest night, and the legend Al Pacino.

Let’s get loud and wrong, bby! As we wind down awards season, Kat & Marc give their Oscars predictions. Afterward, the duo names America’s most important director. Lastly, Kat stans 2021’s “West Side Story”.

Kat & Marc dive into the most anticipated movie of 2023… oh… of 2024 “Dune: Part Two”. Kat discusses differences between the film’s adaptation of the book, Marc reveals a secret, and Austin Butler as Feyd-Rautha is having a moment.

Former Oscar winner and current nominee Emma Stone is currently having a moment. Kat & Marc review one of 2023’s most polarizing films “Poor Things” and the 2010 hit teen comedy “Easy A”.

Kat questions if these films truly pass the vibe check, Marc examines the race between Emma Stone and fellow Oscar nominee Lily Gladstone, and… Stanley Tucci is the best.

The spirit of Bob Fosse lives on! In today’s episode, Marc & Kit Stone review “Chicago” and “Black Swan”. Marc hates the term “Oscar bait” and Darren Aronofsky, and Kit questions why male writers and/or directors put women through physical trauma on screen. (TW: Though not in graphic detail, we will be discussing the sexual assaults that occur throughout “Black Swan”.)

This episode was originally recorded November 27, 2023.

Of course we do. Kat & Marc discuss the legacy of Bob Fosse by way of “Cabaret” and “All That Jazz”, Liza Minnelli giving big Kat energy, and how the ‘80s almost took us all out.

For Deleted Scenes XXVIII, Kat gets the Oscar nominations right (in November), Marc dissects the bro-ness of the "Rocky" franchise, and Vanya talks Cronenberg.

Marc thought we’d get a simple, sleepy Tuesday morning. He was wrong! Kat & Marc discuss 2024 Oscar nominations: what they got right and what they got wrong. Also, the gang reviews 1978’s “An Unmarried Woman” and “Girlfriends” (spoiler free). (Yes, we know you probably haven’t seen these movies. But they both are great. Go buy them or rent them from your local library!)