Weekend Watch: The Scariest Movie Of The Year & The Adam Sandler Tearjerker That'll Wreck You
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From Mamma Mia, welcome to the spill, your daily pop culture fix. I'm Laura Brodnick. And I'm Embern M. And welcome to Weekend Watch, where we take you through the best new TV shows and movies that have just come out this week. And we have a packed episode today. We have two big movie wrecks to talk about. One, Emily, that you have just seen this week and I haven't seen, so I didn't even know what you're gonna say. Oh my god. Oh
my god. Good luck me trying to get through explaining this movie.
But before we get into our movie recs, I just have a few streaming recs for people who might not want to leave the comfort of their couch this weekend. So one just little PSA is that the fifth and final season of Outer Banks came out on Netflix last night.
Outer Banks. Have
you ever watched Outer Banks? No.
It's on my list, but it's always been on my list.
It's been on your list for many a year. You know the first episode of Outer Banks came out, we were this is how I tell the passage of time. We were in the old, old Mum Mia office. Oh my god. That's how long this has been in the work. Too long, man. That's it. And then wait, so this is the final season. It's the final season. It kind of has to be because last season one of the main characters had died. Oh no. I won't say for you who want to watch it. Don't tell me. But basically, the first season was about a group of teenagers, you know, living by the ocean, that whole situation. And it's very much the kind of the haves and the have nots. So you have the pogues. And the kooks and the kooks are kind of like the rich family, and the pogs are kind of like, you know, the the on the island community, like the poor people basically.
But there there is a crossover because Sarah Cameron, who's like the rich girl on the island, falls in love with John B, who's like the bad girl. It is Romeo and Juliet for many reasons because it's like their families have a situation where they hate each other and their friends are like opposing and her boyfriend at the time hated him. We've come a long way since then. Like she's pregnant with his child now.
Yeah.
That's happened. It was always kind of a um like them looking for like buried treasure and like escaping the police. And then at one stage John B. was framed for murder. They're all teenagers, by the way. So you'd have sometimes these teenage shows just blow up into these kind of like big epic tales. It's very much that.
Okay, I'm into this.
But it's also like very sexy in relationships. And out of the group there we had two couples and then there was a death.
So it's just
set us up for this final season. So if you've dropped off, I just wanted people to know that the final season is back. Mm-hmm. And if you haven't watched it like you, you can you've now got five seasons of sexy out of banks. It's not my fave teenage show, I would say, by a lot.
Yeah.
It's not it's not on my top twenty list. It's maybe not even on my top thirty of teen shows. Uh but people love it. Okay. That's why I wanted to put it out there. Okay. I'll give it a go. You go after that recording. How many seasons? Five. Are five stillable? Yeah, yeah.
Why is the final season of *Outer Banks* worth a binge right now?
And five in like a Netflix sense. It's no Chicago fire. It's no it's no Chicago fire. It's known teen show like the way I was raised. Seven seasons, twenty-two episodes. Yeah. But yeah, Outer Banks, final season out on Netflix now. Can I do one more quick recommendation? Please. Okay, yes. This movie came out last Friday night. I didn't recommend it. And hey, I make the rules. I can break the rules. Okay. No breaking the rules is bad. And we all know what makes a good pod episode is some. hard and fast rules.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What’s the overall theme of this Weekend Watch episode?
0:00–3:32
2
Why is the final season of *Outer Banks* worth a binge right now?
3:32–6:15
3
What makes the new Adam Sandler Netflix film *Don’t Say Good Luck* a tear‑jerker?
6:15–9:53
4
How does the *Spa Weekend* comedy blend chaos and wellness satire?
9:53–12:48
5
Why is the latest *Insidious* entry considered the scariest in the franchise?
12:48–16:05
6
What is the role of astral projection and the “Further” in the *Insidious* mythology?
16:05–19:25
7
How do the hosts wrap up their movie recommendations and tease upcoming content?
19:25–24:38
8
Where can listeners find the weekly pop‑culture quiz and subscription perks?
24:38–28:02
Speakers
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