TheEffIsThis?!

Surprise! We're putting up an episode! And buckle up, because we are about to embark on a journey that no one asked for. We're watching all the Bring It On movies. There are six. This is the first (and perhaps only good) one. Enjoy!

Sorry we're so late this week, we just got back from our trip to the 70's. You wouldn't believe what went on. Bow Wow was there. Luckily, this whole episode is about that journey because this week, we're discussing Roll Bounce, Victoria's last movie pick.

Victoria's birthday month continues with her description of an episode from one of her favorite childhood shows, Rocko's Modern Life.

Our apologies for the late upload but, you know, life. Anywho, please enjoy our discussion of the first movie Victoria picked for Kait to watch in her birthday month, You Got Served.

We're back! And it's August, which means that Victoria is picking them all. Her first choice, a personal childhood favorite, Pee-wee's Big Adventure!

We're coming back! But not quite yet. Our official first episode back will air the first Wednesday of August but we thought we'd drop a little teaser of an un-aired segment from our Are You Afraid of the Dark episode. Enjoy, and get ready to have us back in your life very soon.

We've made it to the end of April and the end of our Real or Fake movies. We're rounding out the month with a cross-dressing sports movie from, 2002, Juwanna Mann. *This will also be our last episode before a brief hiatus. We'll see you again in August.

Real or Fake movie answers continue with this zany comedy from 2002. Starring so many people you won't believe it.

We're continuing our string of Real or Fake movie answers this week with the 1979 roller-disco masterpiece, Skatetown, USA. Starring Patrick Swayze and Scott Baio.

This month, we are revisiting some of our favorite real movies from our Real or Fake segments of past episodes. This week, we are talking about the bizarre and unsettling film from the 80s, The Hotel New Hampshire, starring Jodie Foster and Rob Lowe. *Some subjects discussed in this episode are disturbing and may be triggering.

This week, Victoria describes an entirely forgettable movie about influencer culture and murder, 2018's New Year, New You.

This week, Kait is talking about one of the gayest children's movies ever released, 1995's Gold Diggers: The Secret of Bear Mountain. Starring Christina Ricci, Anna Chlumsky and their palpable love for one another.

On this week's episode, Victoria is giving us the gift of describing the semi-horror film, Teeth.

This week, Kait is talking about the little known movie from the early 2000s, Camp.

We're finishing out the month of February with the second half of our "double feature", Victoria's description of 1993's Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit.

On this week's episode, Kait is recounting another childhood favorite movie, Sister Act. And, stay tuned next week for Victoria's description of Sister Act 2.

Happy Valentine's Day! In honor of this day of love and flowers, Victoria is talking about a romantic comedy. But since it's still Kait's birthday month, it's about lesbians. So, please enjoy this gay, English rom-com, Imagine Me & You.

We made it through Nicolas Cage month and now we are in February, the month of our very own Kait Valdez's birth. That means, for the next four weeks, Kait will be picking all the movies. Starting with a childhood favorite of hers, 1993's The Secret Garden.

We're leaving Nicolas Cage month with what we had assumed would be his strongest offering (because he won an Oscar for it), Leaving Las Vegas. Find out what our actual feelings were about it in this, the last installment of our first ever star of the month series.

Nicolas Cage month may be drawing to a close but we still have a couple more episodes left. This week, we're discussing the unintentionally hilarious Cage film, The Wicker Man, from 2006.

Here's the thing, we don't have an audio engineer. Sisters are out here doing it for themselves and sometime it shows. This week, we had some technical difficulties and there will be a popping/crackling sound on this episode that was impossible to remove. But we're continuing Nicolas Cage month with a discussion of the 1998 romance movie, City of Angels.

We continue our descent into the madness that is Nicolas Cage with our discussion of the 80s classic, Moonstruck. Also starring the incomparable Cher.

Happy New Year! We hope you enjoyed your holiday season but now that it's January, it's time to get back to business. This month, we have a very special treat for you all. All January long we will be celebrating the work of Mr. Nicolas Cage. And first up, we are discussing the little known Cage vehicle, Trespass. Also starring, Nicole Kidman.

We hope everyone enjoyed the holidays (whichever one you may celebrate). This year we got you the gift of 52 full episodes of TheEffIsThis?! And for our last episode of the year, Kait is talking about a film she loves, with some definite holiday undertones, the 1995 rom-com classic, While You Were Sleeping.

Christmas is just around the corner so Victoria has given us all the gift of her description of the 2000 Disney Channel Original Movie, The Ultimate Christmas Present. Ps: this is also our 1-year anniversary episode.

It's December, which means that Kait and Victoria are in the mood for some holiday spirit. This week they are discussing the claymation classic from the 1960s, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.

In this episode, Victoria explains the plot of the 90s family film, Jungle 2 Jungle, starring Tim Allen.

On this episode, Kait recounts the surreal early 2000s comedy with a star studded cast, Rat Race.

On this episode of TheEffIsThis?! Victoria takes us back to the early 2000s with her description of the Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen masterpiece, New York Minute.

Happy Halloween, everybody! To celebrate the occasion, today, Kait is talking about her favorite childhood Halloween movie, Casper. Starring Christina Ricci and Bill Pullman.

For week four of our Halloween marathon, we have Victoria's description of a terrible Halloween episode of Family Matters nestled deep in the bowels of season eight. It's called Stevil.

Continuing with our Halloween theme for the month of October, Kait is discussing the Halloween episode of the 90s cult classic My So-Called Life on this week's episode.

We continue on our Halloween journey this week with Victoria's description of the unintentionally funny thriller, Final Destination 3.

It's October, which means the start of Halloween season! To ring in the occasion, Kait is talking about the Disney Channel Original Movie, Susie Q.

This week, Victoria discovered a terrible movie on Netflix and decided to watch it. The movie is called Supermodel.

This week, Kait puts her money where her mouth is as she attempts to recount the 3 hour long 1998 drama, Titanic, completely from memory. Think she can do it? Listen to find out.

Today, Victoria is telling Kait about the 90s classic teen movie, Clueless. The catch is, she hasn't watched Clueless in many moons and will be describing the movie solely from memory. Listen to see how well she does.

Victoria assigned Kait the movie I Know Who Killed Me, so, this week, Kait is giving her in-depth description of the Lindsay Lohan vehicle.

This week, Victoria describes the very long movie Kait assigned to her, Meet Joe Black. Starring Brad Pitt and Anthony Hopkins.

This week, Kait is expressing her appreciation for Sandra Bullock. All of her triumphs and her missteps, including this week's topic, All About Steve. Plus, Victoria and Kait read old journals.

This week, we venture back into true "The eff is this?" territory with the ill-conceived, single episode long 1990 sitcom, Heil Honey I'm Home! Yep, it sure is about Hitler.

This week, Kait is diving back into the realm of campy lesbian movies with her description of 2014's Girltrash: All Night Long.

This week, Victoria is taking us back to our podcast roots with her in-depth description of the unauthorized Britney Spears Lifetime biopic, Britney Ever After.

Kait is dipping into early 2000s teen drama in this week's episode with her description of the short-lived WB series, Young Americans, starring Kate Bosworth and Ian Somerhalder.

Victoria found an Internet list of "movies you can't believe got made" (or something of the like) that she will now be using for inspiration sporadically. On this week's episode, we dip into said list with our first shockingly existent film, 2017's Pottersville, starring Michael Shannon.

Kait takes on a Disney Channel original movie this week with queer 90s kid favorite (because of cross dressing and extreme sports), Motocrossed.

On this week's episode, Victoria tells Kait all about season 7, episode 18, of Grey's Anatomy. The one where they all sing.

Kait continues her nostalgia streak with a discussion of three episodes of 90s Nickelodeon favorite, Hey Arnold!

This week, Victoria is outraged by the 80s as she describes the ill-conceived plot of, Soul Man. Starring C. Thomas Howell.

On this week's episode, Kait takes us back to the 90s with a retelling of not one, not two, but three episodes of the classic Nickelodeon show, Are You Afraid of the Dark.

This week, Victoria is seething with anger about the royal wedding. Listen as Victoria recounts the Lifetime movie event that, to her, felt like a slap in the face, Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance.