It's the series finale of Breakfast with Candles and we're here to wrap up the podcast and the year with National Lampoons Christmas Vacation!

Kevin is at it again! We're getting lost in New York and the wet.. I mean sticky bandits and here too... for some reason, Is this movie a quick copy cash in or does this movie have it's own identity?

We're back for our Christmas reviews! Let's kick things off with one of the most well known and beloved Christmas movies of all time. Home Alone.

Here we go! 1985's The Breakfast Club. Five high schoolers are stuck in Saturday detention with nothing but deep conversation and teen drama to keep them occupied. Let's dive into it to see if it's worthy of all the praise.

This week we talk about Sixteen Candles; Molly Ringwald's breakout role. Let's see how this 80's time capsule holds up.

John Hughes teams up with Disney and Robin Williams?? Sounds like a formula for success.... right? Flubber!!

This week we dive into a movie that both of us were surprised by for different reasons as we discuss this romantic comedy staring Frank Whaley, Jennifer Connelly, and Target?

Wish us baby luck, cause this week we're discussing John Hughes' entry into the "smart baby" genre... Baby's Day Out

This week we discuss the last movie John Hughes ever directed, Curly Sue. Luke and I try to figure out if Curly Sue is cute or creepy, and if cartoon sound fx has its place.

Luke and Jordan breakdown the Griswald's first family vacation film. Let's go down Holiday Road and see how this first vacation film stacks up.