Diana and Carrie discuss the 2016 Tim Burton film and the novel by Ransom Riggs that it's based on. Giant carrots, weird little back teeth, eyeball munching, carnival food, all very peculiar. 

Diana and Carrie discuss the classic Tim Burton Halloween (or is it Christmas?) movie, and all the rotten goodies within. #NeverNotPoisoning

Diana and Carrie put the lime in the coconut and talk about this witchy 1998 film based off the novel by Alice Hoffman. We conjure up some midnight margaritas, brownies for breakfast, turkey and cranberry burritos, and lots more rot your teeth goodies. 

Diana and Carrie discuss the novel and various adaptations. Diana dreams of cakes, Carrie gets emotional, and there's pretend feasts, medicine, panpipes and nursery food to go around. 

Diana and Carrie discuss the book by L. Frank Baum, the 1939 movie, and various continuations and reimaginings. There's fruit and nuts, lots of cakes and pies, and lots of dishes inspired by the most famous American fairytale. 

Diana and Carrie talk (gush?) about the new movie and all that came before. Get ready for Ecto Cooler, twinkies, sad wonton soup, Cheezits, flying sandwiches, refrigerator portals, and wacky party food. We ain't afraid of no ghost! 

Diana and Carrie discuss the sparkly magical anime series, and discuss bento, study snacks, parfaits that never were, after school cafe goodies, homemade sprinkles, chicken katsu sandwiches, fruit curry, and more!

Diana and Carrie discuss the animated series and many munchies, including dognuts, fry bits, cookie cats, transfats, chaps, free napkins, and together breakfasts. 

Diana and Carrie discuss the latest movie as well as the stuff from our childhood - pizza, ice cream kitties, pizza, sushi, more pizza!

Diana and Carrie are coming into your world, with Swedish pancakes, pepperkakor, children drinking coffee which is both fascinating and disturbing, Swedish meatballs (homemade, not from IKEA), and wrapping it all up with a face in a cake. 

Diana and Carrie discuss the 2001 French film in which times are hard for dreamers, but things work out ok.

Diana and Carrie discuss the 1982 cyberpunk neo-noir film, eat some tough guy noodles, make some edible origami, and cry into their peaches.

Diana and Carrie discuss Frances Hodgson Burnett's classic novel and its simple, wholesome fare, wanting your breakfast, Secretting yourself to health, secret ovens, suspicious skillet eggs, and a bit o' fat wonderful. 

Diana and Carrie discuss the movie that shall henceforth be known as Wonder Woman: the Prequel, including hero cake, Jolly Ranchers, funeral spreads, and some fun party recipes.

Diana and Carrie discuss (squee over) the YA meta fanfiction novel by Rainbow Rowell - mint Aero bars, sour cherry scones, pink gingerbread ladies, more Yorkshire pudding and roast beef, bacon and cinnamon rolls, sage, intensity and brownies, pumpkin mocha breve, and on and on. 

Diana and Carrie discuss the historical, genderbending Korean drama - with fancy food, peasant food, street food, animal food, and everything in between. 

Diana and Carrie discuss the dark fairytale, including mythological and historical tie ins, Spanish war rations, bottle murder, baby rabbit stew, gutted pigs and lots of nightmarish pale man talk. 

Diana and Carrie discuss the novel and BBC miniseries. Likes: boiled eggs. Hates: seed cake. Secret weapon: walnuts. Cloudy with a chance of: roast chickens. What we most want: toasted bloody cheese. 

Diana and Carrie are destroyed by this tragic love story - but we do cook up some five alarm dishes with some traditional remedies to wash it down. 

Diana and Carrie discuss Star Wars! Whip and Stir. 

Diana and Carrie throw mayonnaisey Midwestern home cooking, Holidazzle, pretzel bread, hot dish, and live fish all into the wood chipper. 

Diana and Carrie discuss the books that have been ingrained into our culture - plus Butterbeer Battle pew pew pew pew!

Diana and Carrie discuss the truly outrageous 80s cartoon, and the recent comic (hit!) and movie (flop). Showtime, Synergy. 

Diana and Carrie discuss The Hunger Games books and movies, including from Greek mythological child sacrifices, Katniss's practical hairstyle, social commentary, and the scarcity of goat milk. 

Diana and Carrie discuss Neil Gaiman's macabre tale of the little boy raised by ghosts.