Are the classic movies of our childhood really as great as we remember them? Hosts Alan Noah and James Brief take a fresh look at our favorite films to see if they have stood The Test of Time.
In the summer of 1962, a group of friends play baseball, learn how to steal a kiss from a lifeguard, and do battle with a dog that is definitely not neutered.
Join us as we talk about Martin Scor…
Steven Spielberg takes on a classic children's tale, with Robin Williams as an adult Peter Pan returning to Neverland in 1991's Hook.
This week, we discuss how we did predicting the changes in the …
It’s a tale as old as time… a prince is transformed into a hideous beast, and the only thing that can break the curse is true love.
This week, we're asking—and answering—the big questions:
A lounge singer witnesses a murder, joins witness protection, and breathes new life into a church choir in the 1992 comedy, Sister Act.
This week, we're talking about EGOTs, how you pronounce…
Put on your Power Glove and find that warp whistle: we're talking about 1989's love letter to Nintendo, The Wizard.
This flick features Fred Savage putting the moves on a pre-Rilo Kiley Jenny Lewis…
What do you get when Joel Schumacher takes on one of the most iconic superheroes of all time? Ice puns and bat nipples, of course!
In this double feature episode, we dive into the music of the Batm…
The Bat is back as Michael Keaton and director Tim Burton reunite for another round of Gotham City crime-fighting in 1992's Batman Returns.
This movie had a meta moment before meta moments were a t…In this Bat-tastic episode, we discuss Jack Nicholson's epic payday, the amount …
Weatherman Phil Connors has to relive a single day over and over again in the movie that redefined déjà vu.
This week, we discuss aging superheroes, why you should never set your alarm to you…
Welcome to the world of 2032: a peaceful place where no one gets hurt, physical contact is outlawed, and all restaurants are Taco Bell for some reason.
Get ready for a conversation about the idiocy…
Don't let the picture fool you—this is *not* a movie about cannibalism. It's the fifth highest grossing film of 1989 (yes, really): Honey, I Shrunk the Kids.
We analyze the movie's lesson on th…
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The Gremlins are back, and this time they're terrorizing the most technologically advanced skyscraper in New York City.
Gremlins 2 is full of surprises: an ahead of its time transgender character, …A young man gets an incredible Christmas present: an adorable creature called a Mogwai. But rules are broken, and before long a small town is terrorized by little green creatures.
Join us as we…
A television executive who hates Christmas puts on a live version of A Christmas Carol, while also being visited by the ghosts of Christmas past, present, and future in the Bill Murray movie, Scr…
A young child, abandoned by his family, is forced to survive on his own, while also battling two sadistic and violent robbers… in the wacky family flick, Home Alone!
Listen as we talk about how…
Nicolas Cage. Sean Connery. Tiny little balls of green nerve gas. And it’s a Michael Bay movie, so there are explosions all over the place.
This episode—recorded live—features the protocol of rec…
A boy dreams of leaving his trailer park, only to end up in outer space defending the galaxy in the 1984 movie, The Last Starfighter.
The movie features an alien race with Mr. Burns haircuts, the m…