Join the Blockbusters this week as they hit the means streets of Philadelphia to see of the classic sports drama still holds up. (We had technical difficulties this week so we apologize in advance for the quality of Caleb's mic). 

The Blockbusters head back in time this week to watch Bravehe....excuse us, the Patriot. Does the 2000 classic starring Mel Gibson still hold up? 

The Blockbusters head back to high school this week to see if the 1999 teen romantic comedy still holds up 26 years later. 

This week the Blockbusters join Nicholas Cage and his accurate southern accent for the 1997 blockbuster prison break movie Con Air. 

The Blockbusters become children of the night this week as the revisit the 1987 movie that revolutionized the vampire genre. 

The Blockbusters head back to the old west to revisit a western fueled with the energy of the 80's youngest stars. Did the stars breath new life in the genre or should it have been left alone? 

Does Lost in America deserve its high Rotten Tomatoes score? Did Caleb survive watching this movie? Is Dakota banned from picking movies? Will Ernie ever stop comparing Nino Brown to Blade? Find out on this week's episode of Blockbusters. 

Four years from now Kyle Reese goes back in time to save Sarah Connor, but in the present day the Blockbusters review the classic Terminator film. 

The Blockbusters take a trip to England this week for the 1994 Romantic Comedy Four Weddings and a Funeral to see if the Hugh Grant classic checks all the right boxes or if it gets left at the altar.

Join the Blockbusters this week as we review our first romantic comedy with 1987's Moonstruck to see if it still holds up all these years later.