This therapy session is about the classic director Ed Wood, most known for his films in the 1950s, "Glen or Glenda," "Bride of the Monster," and "Plan 9 From Outer Space." We will cover these films as well as the Tim Burton film, "Ed Wood," starring Johnny Depp. We highly suggest watching the original films in black and white (their intended color) before watching the Tim Burton film if possible.

*SPOILER ALERT* We recap and discuss these movies in full. So, if you haven't seen them and don't want to know how they end, we recommend watching them before listening to this podcast.

Timestamps:

Movies We Watched This Week - 1:00:57

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Music in episode: Someday - Acoustic Folk Background Music

Edited by Madison Matthews

Warning: We are not trained or licensed professionals. Do not take any advice that we give as official doctoral prescribed medical treatment. We only use the name as a means to appreciate cinema as a therapeutic device (not to be confused with drugs, antidepressants, or any other form of enhancements that you may find in legal states). Please enjoy responsibly.

We're back for our season 3 premiere to discuss one of our childhood favorites, The Little Vampire!

*SPOILER ALERT* We recap and discuss this movie in full. So, if you haven't seen it and don't want to know how it ends, we recommend watching it before listening to this podcast.

Timestamps:

Movies We Watched This Week - 36:34

Link to Disney Channel commercial for The Little Vampire - https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZPR7mgrax/

We are now accepting emails to offer advice! If you have a question or need advice that you want to be aired on the podcast, email us at filmtherapypodcast@gmail.com. Each week we will read questions on air and offer our “professional” advice. We will prescribe you a great movie to watch to help you out!

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Music in episode: Someday - Acoustic Folk Background Music

Edited by Madison Matthews

Warning: We are not trained or licensed professionals. Do not take any advice that we give as official doctoral prescribed medical treatment. We only use the name as a means to appreciate cinema as a therapeutic device (not to be confused with drugs, antidepressants, or any other form of enhancements that you may find in legal states). Please enjoy responsibly.

We are back again with a very extra special, extra long episode where we cover every movie that the great 80s teen star, Lucy Deakins, has credits for on IMDB. For the first half of the episode we discuss our own head cannon connecting The Boy Who Could Fly, The Great Outdoors, & Cheetah as one full storyline. Then, we dive into Little Nikita, There Goes My Baby, & A Mother's Gift, the lesser known films with Lucy.

*SPOILER ALERT* We recap and discuss these movies in full. So, if you haven't seen them and don't want to know how they end, we recommend watching them before listening to this podcast. 

Timestamps: 

The Boy Who Could Fly - 5:26

The Great Outdoors - 45:32

Cheetah - 1:36:55

Movies We Watched This Week - 2:05:37

Little Nikita - 2:25:34

There Goes My Baby - 2:36:11

A Mother's Gift - 2:53:23

Movies We Watched This Week - 3:03:10

Our Prescription for Next Week - 3:22:11

Thrice Song "A Song For Milly Michaelson" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oLCRPYVhG8&ab_channel=Thrice

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Music in episode: Someday - Acoustic Folk Background Music

Edited by Madison Verhulst

Warning: We are not trained or licensed professionals. Do not take any advice that we give as official doctoral prescribed medical treatment. We only use the name as a means to appreciate cinema as a therapeutic device (not to be confused with drugs, antidepressants, or any other form of enhancements that you may find in legal states). Please enjoy responsibly.