One Woman's Trash

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Moving into Autumn
Undone by Kate
Masters of the Universe
Look back over August
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This week we dive in The Last House staring Wagner Moura and Greta lee and we discuss if its truly trash or tresure.
Alongside this we jump into:
Trash & Treasure of the Week MLWTWB, Xmen casting and cooler night!
Sea creatures and survival plans in the Last House
Masculinity and survival
And those miraculous drugs

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Welcome back to One Woman’s Trash! This week, I’m putting on my theater geek hat to review Netflix’s new Happy Madison film, Don’t Say Good Luck, starring Sunny Sandler, Melanie Lynskey, and Max Greenfield.
Can Happy Madison actually pull off a heartfelt high school musical drama about grief, family, and high school theater? I’m breaking down the plot, the tearjerker ending, and whether its theater accuracy is correct! From chaotic vocal warmups and audition stress to high school intimacy direction and whether Waitress is way too intense for a high school production, we’re deciding if this movie is total trash or a hidden treasure.
Before we dive into the review, stick around for this week's Trash & Treasure debrief, where I’m covering:
Connor Storrie's buzzcut controversy
James Franco starring in AI-backed vertical on Shortical.
Remembering the legendary Dolly Parton
Joe Jonas’ viral note changes and tour growls making the internet lose its mind
Dancing out my stress in a SIX: The Musical workshop

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Amazon Prime's new show Sterling Point IS actually good!
On this week's episode of One Woman’s Trash, Natalie breaks down Episodes 5-8 of Prime Video’s newest release to determine whether it’s pure trash or a hidden treasure.
Join Nat as she dives deep into Annie and Ramona’s summer and making choices about their future.
In this episode, we cover:

Trash & Treasure of the Week
Sterling Point Deep Dive (Eps 5–8): Why Megan Park’s direction breaks the standard Amazon Prime formula.
Themes & Tropes: non-verbal father figures, womanhood and lost childhoods.

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Is Amazon Prime’s Sterling Point actually good, or is it just another trope-filled teen drama? On this week's episode of One Woman’s Trash, I break down Episodes 1–4 of Prime Video’s newest release to determine whether it’s pure trash or a hidden treasure.
Join as I deep dive into Annie and Ramona’s summer, unpack the show’s surprisingly mature portrayal of sexuality and found family, and takes on the ultimate TV debate: Team Rory vs. Team Ellis. Plus, stick around for some wild plot predictions.

In this episode, we cover:
Trash & Treasure of the Week: Pop-culture debriefs on My Life with the Walter Boys (season 3), the viral Wicker movie trailer starring Olivia Colman, and my latest book reviews (Yesteryear and The Song of Achilles).
Sterling Point Deep Dive (Eps 1–4): Why Megan Park’s direction breaks the standard Amazon Prime formula.
Themes & Tropes: Female identity, avoidant dating, rich vs. local dynamics, and the "found family" bond between Annie and Ramona.
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