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261. The Scariest Movie Nancy Has Ever Seen

Nancy and Sarah talk "Backrooms," the Gen Z horror phenomenon introducing the olds to creepypasta and liminal spaces. Also: Can men still change tires? And how does America get off antidepressants?

Nancy bravely went alone to see Backrooms and is not sure if she’s right yet. Backrooms is one of two movies Gen Z is currently obsessing over (the other is called, um, Obsession). Sarah and Nancy talk about art in the age of YouTube, what gets people to the theater, the spookiness of the unknown, and whatever “creepypasta” turns out to be.

They also discuss Sarah’s semi-viral tweet about men changing tires and RFK’s push to help Americans get off anti-depressants.

Also discussed:

  • Nancy is an easy lay

  • “Death before AAA”

  • Sarah is an aspirational engagement farmer

  • The Safelite jingle is … a jam?

  • Broken-window theory, men vs. women

  • Happy 21st birthday Kane Parsons, you miserable overachiever

  • Liminal spaces as metaphor for the Internet (and the subconscious)

  • The Blair Witch Project, remembered

  • “Don’t go in the shaft!!!”

  • David Lynch + Salvador Dali + Severance + The Shining + Being John Malkovich

  • Why Sarah went on antidepressants, version 100

  • Sarah will not join Nancy’s running group

  • “There’s something going on with Ezra Klein, and I dig it.”

Plus, Sarah tries to pronounce the names of actors Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve, Nancy flexes her 4chan knowledge, solvitur ambulando, and much more!

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