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Katie and Bridget podcast for the last time on Sisters Who Scene It with their final episode! After 279 episodes, almost just as many nostalgic movies, NOstalgic movies, TV shows, silly episodes, guest stars, guest starring on other podcasts, and lots of laughs, it has finally come time to unplug the microphone and say goodbye. Just kidding - we don't use microphones! Ha! But seriously, come join us on our final episode where we reflect on what Sisters Who Scene It has meant to us as we have a fun, movie-themed Q&A throughout. Our episodes will remain available for you to revisit or discover for the first time, even after this. We want to thank everyone who gave us a listen, like, email, or review and we hope you had some laughs with us along the way! Our email address will remain up if you ever want to share a message out to the sisters in regards to the podcast. Hey - anyone trying to pay us lots of money to do a WWE-esq podcast where we battle podcasting dudes!? With a movie theme!? Let us know - we're ready! Thanks again and we love you all! Enjoy!

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Katie, Bridget, and special guest/writer/director/producer/prop master Chris Messineo close their eyes and squeeze real hard as they re-watch the movie: The Strange Dark! Which, if you didn't piece it together already, was created by Chris himself! Come along as we meet Susan, the best actress by the end of the movie, who has to decide whether to trust her husband Edgar or instead trust the scary agents who showed up to her door and are menacing. But trusting Edgar isn't so easy, since he reveals he's stolen data that can help him see the future because of sci-fi exposition and reverse DejaVu - which is actually a real thing guys we swear! When Edgar predicts how the night will end, our characters end up getting tangled up in Lord of the Rings references, witty banter, and some wild prop effects that leave you wanting to rewatch the movie for all the Easter eggs and clues! We also get to hear all the inside scoop about what it takes to make a movie, how sometimes the location for the movie hasn't had their electric bill paid in years (oops), and how important intimacy coordinators are. Chris did the damn thing and he deserves all the hype! Released in 2024, the movie was written and directed by Chris Messineo and stars Nili Bassman, Caleb Scott, Carmen Borla, Bates Wilder, John Beckwith, Carson Jean Holley, and Athan Sporek.

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Katie and Bridget go look for a dead body in the woods as they re-watch the iconic and nostalgic movie: Stand By Me! Despite what Bridget thinks - we have yet to review this one! Come along as we follow four 12 year old friends who go on an impulsive journey to find the dead body of a missing boy. We've got Gordie, a depressed future writer who will shoot you with a gun if you mess with his friends; Chris, everyone's favorite confidence fairy and personal cheerleader who SHOULD HAVE LIVED DAMMIT; Teddy, a guy who should have watched Degrassi (season 2 - episode 2) and LEARNED SOMETHING from it; and Vern, who's just... Well, Vern! They have to deal with leeches, scary Kiefer Sutherlands, and emotional confessions all within this heartfelt movie that will make you think about the friends you had when you were 12, as well as think about where all the treehouses went. Seriously, let's bring back treehouses! Released in 1986, it was based off of the Stephen King novella "The Body" and stars Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, Corey Feldman, Jerry O'Connell, and Kiefer Sutherland.