Sup? Media Reviews

This week on Sup? Media Reviews, host Kiara is joined by returning guest and little sister Arabia to close out the April Fools comedy anniversary series with a genre twist. The season two finale brings a horror comedy into the mix — Slither, the 2006 film celebrating its twentieth anniversary this year. Yes, horror comedy absolutely counts as part of the series!
Kiara and Arabia are diving into what makes this creature feature a hidden gem, why it holds up better than most films from its era, and the surprisingly deep life lesson tucked underneath all the chaos, tentacles, and small town mayhem. Plus Arabia is watching it for the very first time, and Kiara is revisiting it twenty years later with fresh eyes. Slither into the season finale and hear what they had to say!
📋 MEET THE GUESTS
🎮 Arabia | SolarSiren7 - Arabia is Kiara's little sister and a recurring fan favorite guest on Sup? Media Reviews. When she's not dropping hot takes on film, she's over on Twitch playing cozy games and currently in the beta for Loftia. If relaxed, feel-good gaming content is your thing, go give her a follow.
▶️ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/solarsiren7
🎧 About Sup? Media Reviews 🎙️
Sup? Media Reviews is the podcast where we examine 20+ year old movies, TV, & music through a nostalgic & modern lens. From classics to hidden gems, we examine if they're worth a rewatch and if they hold up today.
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💕THANK YOU
We are so grateful for everyone who has watched, listened, subscribed, and shared this season. Season 2 has been a genuine labor of love — new formats, new guests, new milestones, and a whole lot of growth. The show is taking a short break, but off-season content will be dropping periodically, so stay tuned, turn on those notifications, and if the Season 1 and Season 2 archives have not been fully explored yet — now is the perfect time. Season 3 kicks off October 6th, 2026--see you soon!
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This week on Sup? Media Reviews, we're celebrating the 30th anniversary of Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood — the latest stop in our April Fools comedy anniversary series. The Wayans brothers took the hood films that defined early 90s Black cinema — Boyz n the Hood, Menace II Society, Juice, & more — and flipped them completely on their head. But does it still hold up 30 years later?
We're getting into the cultural legacy of the Wayans family, why this film is unapologetically made for a specific audience, what that 80% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes is really telling us, and whether this comedy classic is worth revisiting in 2026.
📝 Note: This episode was originally planned as a review of Girl 6 (1996) — but due to licensing issues surrounding Prince's estate, the film is virtually unavailable to stream in the US. We made the pivot and have zero regrets.
🎧 About Sup? Media Reviews
🎙️ Sup? Media Reviews is the podcast + YouTube series where we review 20+ year old movies, TV, & music through a nostalgic & modern lens. From classics to hidden gems, we examine if they’re worth a rewatch and if they hold up today.
🎶 New episodes every week!
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🎉 It's the 40th anniversary of a certified classic — and I finally watched it for the first time!
Ferris Bueller's Day Off turns 40 this year, and to celebrate, I brought in a very special guest: my dad! He was a teen when this movie came out, and he has fond memories & four decades of history. I came in with fresh eyes and zero nostalgia. Together we asked the only questions that matters: does it still hold up and is it worth revisiting?
In this episode we get into:
🎬 What makes Ferris Bueller such an enduring cultural touchstone
🤔 Whether Ferris is actually a lovable rebel — or something else entirely
💔 The real heart of the movie
👨‍👧 A multi-generational take with differing opinions
Ferris Bueller's Day Off is currently streaming on Paramount Plus and Hoopla — as of the recording of this episode.
💬 We want to hear from you! Did you grow up with this movie? Does Ferris still hold up for you? And be honest… have YOU ever faked a sick day this hard? Drop your thoughts, favorite moments, and hot takes in the comments below.
🎧 About Sup? Media Reviews
🎙️ Sup? Media Reviews is the podcast + YouTube series where we review 20+ year old movies, TV, & music through a nostalgic & modern lens. From classics to hidden gems, we examine if they’re worth a rewatch and if they hold up today.
🎶 New episodes every week!
👉 Watch + Subscribe on YouTube: @supmediareviews
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🎉 50 years ago, a car wash in Los Angeles became the setting for one of the most iconic ensemble comedies in Black film history. Car Wash (1976) turns 50 this year — and we are CELEBRATING. 🚗✨
This episode is part of our April Fools Comedy Anniversary Series, where every film we review in April is a comedy with a milestone anniversary. And we are kicking things off with our oldest entry.
Car Wash features an unforgettable ensemble cast including Richard Pryor, Antonio Fargas, Bill Duke, Ivan Dixon, the Pointer Sisters, George Carlin, and Garrett Morris — all navigating one very eventful day at a hand-wash car wash in 1970s Los Angeles.
Does it still hold up? Is it worth revisiting? Pull up, get comfortable, and let's get into it. 🎙️ 
🎧 About Sup? Media Reviews
🎙️ Sup? Media Reviews is the podcast + YouTube series where we review 20+ year old movies, TV, & music through a nostalgic & modern lens. From classics to hidden gems, we examine if they’re worth a rewatch and if they hold up today.
🎶 New episodes every week!
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🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 📱 Follow @supmediareviews on Instagram | TikTok | YouTube | Facebook | Pinterest
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"She doesn't even go here." But you do — and that means you have excellent taste. 🎀
This week on Sup? Media Reviews, Kiara is joined by her sisters Arabia and Savanna for a full review of the 2004 cult classic Mean Girls. Written by Tina Fey and featuring Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Amanda Seyfried, and one of the most iconic casts of the 2000s — this one is personal.
We break the movie down from setup to climax, get into the casting facts you might not know, and have a real conversation about what makes this film a classic and what hasn't aged so gracefully. We also share how this movie became a genuine bonding moment for the three of us — and why we're still quoting it to this day.
By the end, we weigh in on the Rotten Tomatoes scores, give our personal ratings, and answer the two questions we ask every episode: is it worth a rewatch, and does it still hold up?
We want to hear from you too — drop your favorite quote from the movie in the comments, and let us know whether you think Mean Girls still holds up in 2026. 👇 🔔 Next up on Sup? Media Reviews — we're kicking off a Top 5 Sports Movies episode, and you do not want to miss it. Subscribe so you're the first to know when it drops! 🎧
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We're taking it back to 2006 to continue our Women's History Month series — and this one is personal. I'm revisiting Phat Girlz, the plus-size rom-com starring Mo'Nique, on its 20th anniversary!
From diet culture and internalized fatphobia to cross-cultural beauty standards and one of Mo'Nique's most underrated performances, this movie has a lot more going on under the surface than people give it credit for.
But the real question is — does Phat Girlz still hold up today? In this episode of Sup? Media Reviews, I get into the characters, the themes, why the critics got it wrong, and what this movie still has to say in 2026. We want to hear from you — did you see this when it came out? Does it still resonate? Drop your thoughts in the comments! 👇🏾
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Mo to the E to the! We’re taking it back to the 90s! 🎶
For the FINAL installment of our Black History Month series, I’m joined by special guest Melanie to revisit one of the most iconic Black sitcoms of the decade — Moesha. From unforgettable theme music to complicated friendships, family drama, love triangles, and that Brandy-led star power… this show shaped a generation. 💿📺
But the real question is:Does Moesha still hold up today? 👀
In this episode of Sup? Media Reviews, Melanie and I dive into the cultural impact of the show, Moesha as a character (flaws and all!), the fashion, the music, and the 90s nostalgia, and more.
As we wrap up our Black History Month series, we’re celebrating the shows that helped define Black teen life on television — and we want to hear from YOU.
Did you grow up watching Moesha?Who was your favorite character?And does it still hit the same today?Drop your thoughts in the comments! 👇🏾
🎧 About Sup? Media Reviews
🎙️ Sup? Media Reviews is the podcast + YouTube series where we review 20+ year old movies, TV, & music through a nostalgic & modern lens. From classics to hidden gems, we examine if they’re worth a rewatch and if they hold up today.
🎶 New episodes every week!👉 Watch + Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@supmediareviews 🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.📱 Follow @supmediareviews on Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok, and Pinterest to stay up-to-date!🔗 Follow us everywhere - linktr.ee/supmediareviews
#Moesha #90sTV #BlackSitcoms #BlackHistoryMonth #Brandy #SupMediaReviews #TVReview #BlackTelevision #90sNostalgia

This week on Sup? Media Reviews, we’re continuing our Black History Month series with a journey back to 2004! We're reviewing one of the most iconic R&B albums of all time… Usher’s Confessions.
From the instant club takeover of “Yeah!” to the emotional gut-punch of “Confessions Part II,” this album wasn’t just a moment — it was a movement.
💿✨ In this episode, Kiara revisits this classic and asks the big question: Does Confessions still hold up today… or are we just caught up in the nostalgia?
We’re talking impact, vocals, cultural legacy, and whether these songs still hit the same 20 years later. Tune in to hear host Kiara's thoughts! 🎶
💬 Join the conversation! What does Confessions mean to you? Does it hold up for you? Drop your thoughts, favorite moments, and hot takes in the comments below.
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This week on Sup? Media Reviews, we’re stepping into the world of Black horror with a review of the classic anthology film Tales from the Hood (1995).
As part of our Black History Month series, we’re revisiting this socially conscious horror staple — a movie that blends scares, satire, and sharp cultural commentary in a way that still feels painfully relevant today.
Joining me for this discussion is special guest Jon from A Conversation with Jon, and together we break down the film’s themes, its impact, and what it means within the legacy of Black horror.
Does Tales from the Hood still hold up nearly 30 years later? Check out the episode to see!
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🎬✨ It's Black History Month at Sup? Media Reviews! ✨🎬
We’re kicking things off with The Gospel (2005), a Black church drama filled with faith, family, music, and messy relationships — and this one is a little extra special.
Not only is this the first episode of our Black History Month series, it’s also the first time the Sup? Media Reviews podcast is on camera. That’s right — we’ve officially gone from podcast to vodcast! 🎙️➡️📹
In this episode, host Kiara watches The Gospel for the very first time and shares her honest, first-impression thoughts on the film. From its themes and performances to its place in Black cinema, we break it all down and ask the two signature questions we ask in every episode: 🙏🏾 Does it still hold up today? 🎬 Is it worth revisiting?
Whether you grew up in church or you’re curious about how this one lands nearly 20 years later, this review is for you.
💬 Join the conversation!What did The Gospel mean to you?Did it hold up for you on a rewatch?Drop your thoughts, favorite moments, and hot takes in the comments below.
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