Sinners: Ow, Ow, Our Head

ep. 60: Brendan can't help but draw parallels between this movie and many others. Brittany didn't know there was a such thing as too much mustard.

They both ponder the origin of the phrase "the roof is on fire," and it turns out, it actually originated in 1984 with the song of the same name. The next film in October's theme of Vampires is Sinners (2025).

You can e-mail us at hello@ . -Music: Brendan and Brittany -Credits for the movie being reviewed: Writer(s): Ryan Coogler Director(s): Ryan Coogler Chapters: (00:00) Precious Childhood Possessions (03:48) Film, Theme, Cast + Credits (07:32) The 6-7 Synopses (10:51) Like, Love, Hate, Can't Believe (32:12) Plot Discussion: Deep Dive and Film Analysis Starts Here (2:53:56) The Brittany Scale + Next Week's Film SHOW NOTES: Other Episodes Mentioned: From Dusk Till Dawn: Triple My Rate ( ep. 59 ) The Odyssey: God's Damn ( ep. 48 ) Miracle at St. Anna: Captain Nokes Got A Filthy Mouth ( ep. 54 ) Ransom: Mr.

Child Stealer ( ep. 45 ) Project Hail Mary: Just Right or Too Funny for Its Own Good? ( ep. 33 ) Sources/Links: Sinners (2025) ( IMDb ) "The Roof Is On Fire" by Rock Master Scott & the Dynamic Three ( Youtube , Apple Music , Spotify ) Vagrancy Act of 1866 (via Encyclopedia Virginia ) "How Blues Legend Buddy Guy Wound Up in the Hit Movie 'Sinners'" (article via UCR ) Additional Films/TV Shows Mentioned: A Discovery of Witches (TV)(2018-2022) ( IMDb ) Cool Hand Luke (1967) ( IMDb ) Interview with the Vampire: Vampire Chronicles (1994) ( IMDb ) Pushing Daisies (TV) (2007-2009) S1E3 "The Fun in Funeral" ( IMDb ) The Great Outdoors (1988) ( IMDb ) The Greatest Showman (2017) ( IMDb ) The Thing (1982) ( IMDb )