In this engaging conversation, actress Natalie Morales, known for her versatile roles on screen, shares delightful anecdotes about her time in Hollywood. Emily St. James, an author whose latest book 'Woodworking' highlights the experiences of trans individuals with humor, brings valuable insights on identity in media. They dive into topics like the absurdity of luxury consumer culture, navigate the complexities of gender identity, and humorously ponder survival scenarios involving cannibalism, blending serious themes with playful banter.

Prolific writer Emily St. James joins the hosts to discuss the influential movie 'Silence of the Lambs'. They explore the overlooked performances, analyze the captivating narrative and unforgettable characters, and delve into personal experiences and LGBTQ+ representation. They also discuss casting choices, iconic roles, Jodie Foster's career, impactful movie posters, and scenes from the film. Plus, they touch on reboots, adaptations, merchandise, and upcoming projects.

Critic Emily St. James and Crooked’s Halle Kiefer discuss 'WALL-E.' They explore the film's portrayal of technology addiction, fatness, and cancel culture. Themes include human-technology relationships, eco-pocalypse, and changing perceptions of tech brands. The conversation reflects on society's reliance on technology post-pandemic and parallels between 'Wall-E' and modern films.

Critics Emily St. James and Halle Kiefer dive into the iconic film 'Blade Runner' and its profound impact on sci-fi and technology. They ponder whether an AI could be deemed too alluring to erase, discuss corporate greed and dystopia as mirrored in today's tech landscape, and question the evolution of originality in modern films. The pair reflect on humanity's struggle within a commodified society and explore the film’s cultural legacy, all while having a bit of fun with trivia and character dynamics.

Film critic Emily St. James and Erin Ryan from Crooked Media delve into the cultural legacy of 'Fight Club'. They discuss how the film has misrepresented masculinity and fueled online discontent, highlighting its impact on disillusioned Gen Xers. The conversation also touches on the complexity of female characters and critiques capitalism, all while dissecting the film's psychological themes through a modern lens. With humor and insight, they unpack how 'Fight Club' mirrors today’s generational frustrations and the pitfalls of digital culture.