The DCOM Duo

Whoever made this movie must have the initials Y and Y, because they are too wise! This week we're talking about The Swap, which has surprisingly become one of our top rated DCOMs. Tune in as BenG and Kelsey discuss how this movie actually has some pretty great heart, the logistics of extending a phone plan so you have more time to reverse a body swap, and why Porter is one of the best characters in all of DCOMS.

After 80 DCOMs we've concluded our 3rd year of the podcast, as well as the Halloweentown franchise. It's time again to take a look back at the last 10 movies and add them to our ranking. We also read some funny reviews!

Is it really Halloween without Kimberly J. Brown? Guess we'll have to find out, because this week we're talking about Return to Halloweentown! Tune in as BenG and Kelsey discuss how this movie compares to the rest of the Halloweentown franchise, the logistics of banning magic at a witch school, and how the Sinister sisters embody gaslight, gatekeep, and girl boss.

This is infamously our worst rated DCOM. Strap in everyone, we're talking about Zapped this week. Tune in as BenG and Kelsey discuss how horribly sexist this movie is, the logistics of using mind control to better the world, and why "smartphone" isn't a cute nickname.

Disney+ may have tried to erase this movie, but they can't stop us! This week we're talking about Jett Jackson: The Movie, which is based on a Disney Channel show that is also widely forgotten. Tune in as BenG and Kelsey discuss whacky shenanigans of switching places with a tv character, the logistics of a town's economy relying on the filming of a tv show, and whether we think Silverstone is popular enough to sign for another 3 seasons.

Surf's up brah, it's time to watch Johnny Tsunami! This week we're joined by our friend Allen to discuss this totally radical DCOM. Tune in as we discuss one of the worst DCOM dads, the logistics of sneaking on to a military plane, and why it's probably not a good idea to snowboard straight off a cliff.

Bring out your cat ear beanies, it's time to watch Bad Hair Day! Tune in as BenG and Kelsey discuss why Liz is actually a terrible cop, the logistics of having live polling updates for prom queen, and how a $7 million necklace.

Who could have thought a DCOM could actually handle serious subject matter well? This week we're talking about The Color of Friendship. Tune in as BenG and Kelsey discuss how accurate this movie is to true events, the logistics of matching students with host families for foreign exchange programs, and how we can all overcome assumptions to learn the true color of friendship.

In this special minisode we go over our thoughts on the Descendants/Zombies: Worlds Collide Tour! We attended the Minneapolis show on August 4th. Tune in to hear our opinions on the cast, setlist, and if the show is worth going to. Plus we have a special announcement at the end!

'Twas a random summer night where we decided to watch a Christmas movie starring Bryan Cranston. This week we're talking about 'Twas the Night! Tune in as BenG and Kelsey discuss if it's ethical to shake down your siblings, the logistics of making money off of Santa's technology, and how Santa being depressed is actually hilarious.

Buckle up everyone, we're going deeper on this DCOM than we ever have before. This week we are joined by our friend Will to discuss The Other Me. Tune in as we discuss whether or not clones have souls, the logistics of adopting a clone into the family, and if it truly does hurt being old.

This is the last time to get it right, because this week we're talking about the final installment of the HSM franchise! Tune in as BenG and Kelsey discuss the absurd amount of Troy and Gabriella duets in this movie, the logistics of flying out reps from Juilliard to give out a scholarship, and how at the end of the day Troy Bolton is just a simp.

We're all rotten to the core this week, it's finally time to talk about Descendants! We are joined by Bay and Dillon to kick off one of our favorite DCOM franchises. Tune in as we discuss odd naming patterns of the kids from classic Disney characters, the logistics of a country running with an elected monarchy, and who exactly is the random girl in the wheelchair.

We are just about half way done with all the DCOMs! Tune in for another minisode where BenG and Kelsey look back and review the last 10 DCOMs covered, then build some DCOM Mount Rushmores including iconic actors, characters, and songs.

I guess you wouldn't know it by the way we dress, but we've seen every single DCOM, and this one just so happens to be one of our favorites. This week we are joined by former jank house member Finch to talk about Alley Cats Strike! Tune in as we discuss the quirky dialogue in this movie, the logistics of running an annual middle school sports tournament, and how this is surprisingly one of the gayest DCOMs.

What is this, some kind of scream team? This week we're watching one of the most forgotten Halloween DCOMs, The Scream Team! Tune in as BenG and Kelsey discuss the ghost DMV, the logistics of holding a festival based on an urban legend, why the heck this movie is even called "The Scream Team".

Navigating the dating world is rough, it's obviously easier to build yourself a perfect military robot boyfriend! But how? We'll find out this week when we cover How to Build a Better Boy. Tune in as BenG and Kelsey discuss the clichés of the smart vs popular girl trope, the logistics of lying to your family about working for the department of defense, and whether or not you should date a robot or just let them explode.

BAMM! Time to get fired up, we're finally talking about Zombies! Not only are BenG and Kelsey in Zombieland this week, but so is our brand new guest Jacob! Tune in as they discuss how well this film tackles racism, the logistics of coaching football when one of your players has literal super powers, and why Addison really shouldn't be promising young children puppies.

Vroom vroom, time to talk about the more boring type of drag! This week we're covering one of the most forgotten DCOMs, Right on Track. Tune in as BenG and Kelsey discuss how wild it is that Brie Larson is this movie, the logistics of sponsoring female racers in drag racing, and why actually good parents make for a boring DCOM.

How did our private, personal thoughts on DCOMs become a podcast? Who knows! This week we're talking about Read it and Weep. Tune in as BenG and Kelsey discuss gross pizza toppings, the logistics of printing an essay in full color, and how someone really should have gotten Jamie psychiatric help.