Happily Cinemarried

What makes a movie disturbing? What's the difference between being frightened and being disturbed? We discuss which films disturbed us the most while delving into why these films are made and why people watch them.

For our inaugural Original vs Remake episode we discuss Dario Argento's horror classic from 1977 and Luca Guadagnino's remake in 2018. Tune in to find out which version is Terry's favorite and which one wins Liz's praises! 

On our first Director Focus episode, we cover the films of Ron Howard. We discuss his history as a child actor and his style as a director. What's your favorite Ron Howard movie?

We made lists of some of our favorite sexy movies for Valentine's week, and discuss why they stand out for us. What is sexy? Does it matter if the actors are attractive to you? And can the story be tragic as well as sexy and romantic? Tell us which films make your list on Twitter @HCinemarried 

We finally got around to watching the hit Netflix movie Birdbox everyone has been talking about! Tune in for our theories on what we think it means.

We profile one of our favorite actors in Hollywood, Nicolas Cage! Which of his movies make it onto Liz and Terry's lists of favorites? Tune in to find out!

We give you a Spoiler-Free review with an extra-cute guest cohost, our 7 year old son Remy! He weighs in on whether Aquaman is worth your time.

Everyone likes to debate whether certain films can be considered Christmas films, and we are no exception. Is Die Hard a Christmas movie? How about Gremlins? We chose 6 movies that take place over Christmas and give our final thoughts!

What better way to celebrate the holidays than with watching scary Christmas movies?  I know, there's fruitcake to make and carols to sing, but we'd rather watch people doing those things in movies while fighting bad guys!

We go back and watch movies again to see if our opinions have changed. This week, we chose two films about relationships that take place over the holidays: Love, Actually and Eyes Wide Shut.

For our inaugural Shark Week episode we share our opinions and some trivia on 2 very different shark movies: The Meg and The Shallows!

We delve into the meaning of ghosts in literature and film, compare the series to the novel it's based on, and analyze the show's overall themes and messages. Plus we ask a lot of questions we're hoping you can answer!

This week we discuss movies we saw as kids that we probably shouldn't have, the movies that spurred the PG-13 Rating, and what we think of those movies now.

Terry & Liz share which films made them cry tears of joy and tears of sadness, sometimes at the same time. 

Follow us on Twitter @HCinemarried and tell us which films made your list!