Very Important Movie Podcast

This V.I.M.P. episode stitches up Paul Thomas Anderson's Phantom Thread. We measure the tricky dynamics of power, jealousy, and manipulation woven into Reynolds Woodcock's life, exploring the artistry of fashion and the cyclical dependency of his relationships. It's a deep dive into perfectionism, self-criticism, and the surprising truth behind who's really in control.

This VIMP episode gets stabby with the 1988 horror classic, Child's Play!The hosts dive headfirst into the terrors of Chucky, exploring themes like childhood fears, killer dolls, and the dark side of consumerism (those terrifying toy ads!). They dissect the film's practical effects (way better than modern CGI, right?) and critique the acting, especially the stressed-out mother.The discussion also hits on how the film tapped into nostalgia. Ultimately, they reflect on the enduring legacy of this

This VIP Movie Podcast episode is all about Coraline, the stop-motion masterpiece! Unpacking the film's dark themes—think bad parenting, alternate realities, and the Other Mother's creepy true nature. They also chat about production challenges, delicious-looking movie food, the russian mice circus, and even throw in some movie theater etiquette anecdotes. It's a lively deep dive into childhood, family dynamics (bad parenting?), and the ultimate takeaway: Stop neglecting your children!!

Welcome to V.I.M.P., where we get delightfully lost in the horrifying funhouse that is Rob Zombie's House of 1000 Corpses! The hosts dive into the cult classic, celebrating its nostalgic, throwback style and the glorious anarchy of the Firefly Family. We break down the surprisingly detailed character backstories, ponder why every authority figure in this movie is completely useless, and discuss how the film masters the art of blending twisted humor with genuine scares. It's a critical analysis of a

Rev up the chainsaw and get ready to feel the oppressive heat! We're talking all about The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974), Tobe Hooper's raw and relentlessly terrifying masterpiece. This episode goes beyond the scares to analyze the film's intense, gritty style and its shocking commentary. We explore the rise of the iconic slasher Leatherface and his terrifying, cannibalistic family, and, of course, we tackle the biggest question: Is Franklin truly the most annoying character ever? Tune in for a

Strap in for our episode on Thelma & Louise (1991), the ultimate road-trip movie that turned two best friends, Thelma (Geena Davis), the naive housewife, and Louise (Susan Sarandon), the world-weary waitress, into accidental, legendary outlaws. We dive into how a simple weekend getaway explodes into a high-speed chase from the law after one violent night at a bar, exploring the thrilling journey of two women who reclaim their independence. From Brad Pitt's star-making, six-pack-baring

On this week's episode, we dive into the movie All of Us Strangers. Join Shawn, Darian & Jaiden as they discuss this supernatural tear-jerker that has Andrew Scott's character navigating two tricky relationships at once: one with his very dead parents from the '80s and the other with a very alive (or is he?) Paul Mescal. Join us as we laugh, cry (or not), and try to make sense of the soul-crushing twist ending that left some of us staring at the ceiling in a puddle of our own tears.

Ever wonder if your parents or kids watch movies completely differently? The Very Important Movie Podcast is here to find out! Join father-daughter trio Shawn Anderson (Gen X), Darian Elsner (Millennial), and Jaiden Anderson (Gen Z) as they take turns introducing each other to the movies they love. From timeless classics to new releases, they'll tackle films from their unique generational perspectives. Expect hilarious debates and maybe even some family therapy as they explore whether their shared