In the finale, Kelsey and Laura review Japanese animated drama From Up On Poppy Hill and the restaurant Thai Pan Asian. They are joined by special guests Tara Abraham and Thomas Rokholt. Don’t miss the stunning conclusion to this season of Dinner and a Movie!

In week 7, Dinner and a Movie gets gory. Well, ideally they would have ordered rare steaks, but these two vegetarians did their best. Listen to Kelsey and Lara review New Haven restaurant Prime 16 and the new horror film Evil Dead.

After a three week hiatus, Dinner and a Movie is back with its wildest episode yet. Listen to hear Kelsey and Lara’s review of New Haven taco-joint Tomatillo, their many thoughts on Harmony Korine’s Spring Breakers, and about their own spring breaks (which, to be clear, were nothing like this film).

In week 5 Lara and Kelsey test their cultural limits with a Korean period drama and some soul food – make that Seoul food.

In their fourth episode, join Lara and Kelsey for their latest and cheapest date yet at late night Miya’s and Insomnia Theater at the Criterion.

In the third episode, Kelsey and Lara finally make it to Caseus. Listen to their review of the New Haven bistro and the Best Live Action Short Academy Award Nominees.

Tune in Monday, February 18, at 5:30 PM for this week’s episode.

34 inches of snow made this week’s episode a bit difficult as many New Haven restaurants were closed. So, Kelsey and Lara had to improvise. Download the podcast of the special “Blizzard Edition” of Dinner and a Movie, in which they review eating take-out while watching a DVD in Kelsey’s apartment.

Download the first podcast of Dinner and a Movie, in which Lara and Kelsey review Grove Street restaurant Sitar and 2012 Bollywood film English Vinglish.