Kate Young

Join Kate Young, podcast producer and film critic, as she dives into the emotional landscape of Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy. Explore how Bridget navigates love and loss as a single mother, showcasing her growth and resilience. The conversation highlights the shift from the franchise's light-hearted charm to profound themes of grief and romance. Young examines character dynamics, the importance of friendships, and the authenticity of Bridget's journey, making it a compelling discussion on life's unpredictable transitions.

Kate Young, a podcast producer and film and culture critic, joins to dissect the intriguing film Marty Supreme. They ponder Timothée Chalamet's captivating performance as an ambitious underdog in table tennis, compelling viewers despite his unlikable attributes. The conversation touches on the film's retro soundtrack and the Safdie brothers' unique storytelling style. As they evaluate the supporting cast, including Gwyneth Paltrow and Tyler, the Creator, Kate highlights the film's complex themes of ambition and morality, leaving listeners questioning their sympathy towards Marty.

Jordan Morris, a podcaster and graphic novel creator, and Kate Young, a film and culture critic, dive into HBO’s It: Welcome to Derry. They discuss the show’s chilling horror elements and how it balances gross body horror with suspense. The guests critique the handling of child trauma and ethical storytelling, while debating if Pennywise's origins detract from the terror. They also appreciate the diverse representation in the cast and explore the military subplot's implications, highlighting strong performances from young actors.