Jeepers! It's the creepers! Just kidding, it's us. This week we're rewatching the live action version of our absolute favorite cartoon gang with Scooby-Doo (2002). When Mystery Inc. are invited to a mysterious island full of misplaced wrestlers, haunted castle rides, and terrifying monsters, they quickly discover that only teamwork can save the day. It's an adventurous tale of true friendship and the power of a good old fashioned plan. The main cast are absolutely stellar in their roles, but despite how often we sat in front of our TVs watching this as kids, we still had to know: did the plot age as well as the actors? Or are we cringing hard at the 20 year old CGI? Let’s find out together!

Careful, this week we're contagious. Not really, but we are rewatching and revisiting an under the radar Warner Bros film with Osmosis Jones (2001). Think of it like a trip into the human body with Mrs. Frizzle and The Magic School Bus, except everyone is making gross jokes and there's also Bill Murray devouring fried chicken. Switching between the "real world" live action and the animated "inside of Frank", this movie takes a very original look into the different regions of your insides that you might not usually consider... Or even want to consider. Was the creativity in this anatomical flick enough to win us over 21 years after its release? Or do we prefer to keep our insides out of sight and out of mind? Let’s find out together!

Did anyone order a super nanny? No? Maybe a Navy SEAL will do instead. Hold onto your cookies, this week we are rewatching and reviewing the Vin Diesel film better known as The Pacifier (2005). This movie is centered around a lifelong military man's struggle to conquer the biggest operation of his life: looking after five wild children while searching for a top secret government program. Full of heart, action sequences, and some very questionable directing choices, the insane characters in this family comedy are just wacky enough to keep audiences laughing. But is humor enough to make it through a rewatch of this unconventional tale? Or do we think Vin Diesel should just stick to racing cars and hanging with raccoons? Let’s find out together!

Say it out loud. VAMPIRE! You guessed it, this week we are rewatching the supernatural love story beloved by 00s teenagers everywhere: Twilight (2008). We all know that Stephenie Meyer's books about a love triangle between a vampire, werewolf, and human completely took over pop culture in the aughts and reinvigorated many people's fascination with said genre (hello, The Vampire Diaries and Teen Wolf). However, we have to wonder if the romantic sensation translated just as well onto the big screen or whether the source material simply didn't provide enough substance to work with. As we return to the rainy land of Forks, Washington, we have to ask: did this film adaptation deserve its chance to glitter in the sunlight? Or should we just put a stake in it while we still can? Let’s find out together!

Ready for a little chaos? We sure hope so, because this week we are reviewing Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas (2003). Often considered an easily forgotten DreamWorks film that didn't make waves when it first arrived in theaters, this epic about adventure, loyalty, and friendship actually debuted with a high profile cast list and some intriguing takes on Greek mythology. Somehow that wasn't quite enough for the critics of the early 00s, but it did stick around in the minds of a few children (one of our hosts included). When diving back into this action flick, we need to ask: does the legend still hold up against our memories? Or were those critics simply way ahead of their time? Let’s find out together!

Uh oh, we’re seeing double... Double trouble! This week we’re jumping headfirst into a deeply beloved 90s staple with The Parent Trap (1998). Considering how quickly she took over Hollywood during the late 90s and early 00s, it’s hard to believe that this was Lindsay Lohan’s first major film debut. And to think she did it without a real twin! It's a heartwarming tale of what happens when found family turns out to be your actual family and how a pair of lively sisters bring everyone together again. Of course, we need to ask: is this movie as good as eating Oreos with peanut butter? Or are we team Meredith Blake once the credits roll? Let’s find out together!

It’s all about the bare necessities this week! That’s right, we’re doing our first Disney versus episode of 2022 as we review the animated version of The Jungle Book (1967) and its live action remake (2016). Beloved by fans all around the world and a staple of many childhoods, The Jungle Book is a heartwarming story about love, found family, and perseverance against the odds. Not to mention it comes with some pretty unforgettable music! As we compare the old against the new, we have to ask: does the live action match up to its famous predecessor? Or has it taught the original movie a thing or two about storytelling? Let’s find out together!

We're SUPER stoked about this week's episode! All aboard the rocket bus, it's time to fly up to Sky High (2005). An unquestioned staple of our superhero loving childhoods, we absolutely adored this movie growing up and didn't realize until much later that it included so many big name actors! Not to mention the universal bad boy blue print: Warren Peace. Our fellow podcaster and friend Christina Jumper joins us this week as we determine whether Sky High is just as heroic and heartwarming as we remember from our youth, or if this floating school was better left grounded. Let’s find out together!

Hellooooooo! No disguises this week, we're hopping right into a fan favorite with Mrs. Doubtfire (1993). Considered one of the late, great Robin Williams' most famous roles, it depicts the eccentric shenanigans that a father might go through to see his children amidst a divorce. As always, this movie is jam packed with a ton of improvisation and unique humor that only Mr. Williams could bring to our screens. But we still have to ask: does the film still hold up to 21st century standards? Or can we barely handle the early 90s cringe? Let’s find out together!

It's definitely not a satellite... But it may be our new best friend! This week we're reviewing a highly requested movie from our listeners: The Iron Giant (1999). Surprisingly star-studded and devastatingly under-marketed, this animated flick about an alien robot who crash lands during The Cold War is about as unique as you can get with storytelling. It strikes a fascinating balance between thought-provoking themes and general mayhem and hijinks, while also making us cry a good bit. Though we have to ask: can we handle the twists and turns of an interstellar friendship? Or does this behemoth belong to the scrapyard? Let’s find out together!