25 Days Of Xmas Movies

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ALEXIS! In this episode, Alexis is joined by special guest Katie Kazimir to review the 1964 Christmas cult classic "Santa Claus Conquers the Martians". They discuss Pia Zadora's film debut, the child actors in the movie and their maniacal laughter, and how S-A-N-T-A does not spell Santy.Check out Katie's weekly podcast called "Hey You Know It"- https://heyyouknowit.podbean.com/You can follow this podcast on Facebook and Instagram @xmasmoviespodcast !

Alexis and special guest Ashley Glicken review the 2019 Netflix movie "Holiday In The Wild". They chat about how incredibly unexciting this movie is, Rob Lowe being HOT, and people saying they're traveling to "Africa" instead of a specific country on the continent of Africa.Google Ashley Glicken to find out more about her! You can follow the podcast on Facebook and Instagram @xmasmoviespodcast !

Alexis and special guests Essence Stewart and John Ross review the 2019 Netflix movie "Holiday Rush". They discuss La La Anthony's role as a ghost, the pronunciation of Romany Malco's name, and why this movie about a black family just seemed a liiiittle off (SPOILER: it's written by two white men).Want to know more about Essence? You can follow her on Instagram @1blackstar, follow her sketch show "I Feel Funny" @ifeelfunnyshow, or subscribe to her YouTube channel Prince Ave Productions.Want to know more about John? You can follow him @BlackJohnRoss on Instagram and Twitter. Also, check out his sketch comedy team "The Nitro Girls", and his improv team "Butter Butter Butter" at the Magnet Theater in NYC.You can follow the podcast on Facebook and Instagram @xmasmoviespodcast !

Season 3 is here! In this episode, Megan and Alexis review the third (and hopefully final) installment of the Christmas Prince saga! They discuss the multiple subplots, the return of Queen Amber's Converse shoes, and try to figure out what the curse actually is...You can follow the podcast on Facebook and Instagram @xmasmoviespodcast !

Alexis and Megan review the beloved Hollywood classic "White Christmas", and discuss the pressures Hollywood placed on actresses in the 1950s, minstrelsy, and whether this movie is actually a Christmas movie (it is, and so are "Die Hard" and "Gremlins").

Alexis and Megan review the 2005 critically-acclaimed international film "Joyeux Noël". They discuss ideas of nationalism during WWI, using religion to justify killing others, and post traumatic stress. Oh, and fun stuff like music and cats!

Alexis and Megan review the 2011 christian film "Christmas with a Capital C", starring Ted McGinley and Daniel Baldwin. They discuss whether or not christians are being persecuted in the U.S. (they are not), 90s TV actors getting a second chance, and the lyrics to the song "Christmas with a Capital C" by Go Fish.

Alexis and Megan review the 2011 stoner comedy "A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas". They discuss child neglect, dicks being stuck to poles, and how much they truly hated themselves for watching this movie. For the first time in "25 Days of Xmas Movies" history, Alexis apologizes to Megan for making her watch such a bad film.

Alexis and Megan discuss short horror indie film "Christmas Presence" and discuss big reveals and good babysitting gigs.

Alexis and Megan watch the cutest horror film of all time, "Gremlins" and discuss xenophobia, furbies and wanting to vom during the scene where Gizmo multiplies.

Alexis and Megan review animated classic "Frosty the Snowman" and discuss proper adult behavior, how to dress for winter and how much they love old New York accents.

Alexis and Megan review Netflix kids' move "Santa Claws" and discuss the definition of neglect, if Santa having any illnesses is feasible and what to look for in a predator.

Alexis and Megan discuss overplayed Christmass classic, "A Christmas Story" and polarize a live audience with their takes on the beloved film while giving out VERY GOOD holiday advice.

Alexis and special guest co-host Andy Schneeflock review the 1978 cult classic (this one is DEFINITELY a cult classic) holiday TV event "Star Wars Holiday Special". The two of them geek out about Star Wars lingo and discuss Wookie misogyny, the early uses of VR and Skype, and the many, MANY bizarre scenes in this movie.Want to know more about Andy? Follow him on Instagram at @andyschneeflock and check out www.tenbones.org for more info on Entirely From Memory shows and events.

Alexis is joined by special guest co-host Scott Thomas to review the cult classic (sure, why not?) "All American Christmas Carol", starring Taryn Manning a.k.a Pennsatucky. They chat about the intended audience for this movie, casual incest, and Eric Roberts laugh-speaking in every scene. Also, they plug their upcoming show (Jan. 30th at Littlefield)!Wanna know more about Scott? Check out his podcasts On The Rails (@ontherailspod on Instagram), and The Infinity Podcast (@theinfinitypod on Instagram).

Alexis and special guest co-host Hanya Shatara discuss the 2015 Hallmark Channel cult classic (or at least it is with Lambs a.k.a Mariah Carey stans) "A Christmas Melody", starring and directed by Mariah Carey. They also discuss Kathy Najimy's career, the excellent movie soundtrack, and of course Mariah Carey. We wouldn't have it any other way. Also: this episode is brought to you by Mariah Carey.

Alexis and special guest co-hosts John Ross and Michael Stevens review the 2016 cult classic "Almost Christmas" (lol not a cult classic), starring Mo'Nique, Danny Glover, Gabrielle Union, Kimberly Elise, J.B. Smoove, and more! The three of them chat about Mo'Nique's brilliant one-liners, Danny Glover's sad attempt at cooking, and kids on social media. Want to know more about John? Follow him on all the social media platforms @BlackJohnRoss, and check out his sketch comedy The Nitro Girls: https://thenitrogirls.com Michael just wants the listeners to know that he is ultimately good inside.

Alexis and special guest co-host Rebecca Robles review the 2008 cult classic (not really) xmas film "Nothing Like The Holidays", and talk about heavy family conversations, slow wi-fi connections, and Alfred Molina being typecast. Wanna know more about Rebecca? Follow her on Instagram @lobsterbisque and @therebeccaroblesshow

Alexis and Megan review the sequel to a cult classic "Home Alone: 2" and chat about Macaulay Kulkin's horrible Instagram presence, how using guns in a kid's movie sucks and why money will get you a Merry Christmas, even if you lose your kid.

Alexis and Megan review new zombie musical "Anna and the Apocalypse" and chat about dumb high school priorities, social media in a zombie age and why Alexis thinks this movie is a student film, but it isn't.