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In this classic episode, we take a look at the 1983 Dan Ackroyd comedy, Doctor Detroit! Nerdy professor gets a touch of confidence and turns into a notorious underworld pimp? Sure, why not.

Before Beltane, on Walpurgisnacht the witches all gather for a night on bald mountain. A holiday designated by Anton LeVay as among the most important of all the satanic celebrations, fair and foul creatures dance with abandon, committing black magic, blood sacrifice, debauchery, and various lewd acts, on this night that brings the realm of hell closest to this Earth!

Anyway, here's an '80s teen comedy about a high school girl who learns to dress better and be herself.

In this classic episode, we take a look at the 2008 fantasy RPG movie, The Gamers: Dorkness Rising! A fun romp through a fantasy film parody, filled with all the nerd stuff and D&D references you know and love.

To celebrate 4/20, Eric smokes a bong, and we discuss the classic anti-marijuana film from 1936, Reefer Madness. Just to make things interesting, we also discuss the musical from the early 2000s starring Kristen Bell and Alan Cumming.

Despite being just a Showtime original, the film version of the off-Broadway musical is kind of a surprise, being unreasonably well-made and goofy fun!

On this episode we discuss the classic midnight-movie, exploitation, horror-comedy from the Troma team, The Toxic Avenger. The first and best of the series follows a dorky janitor who gains special powers and takes revenge on those who wronged him.

In this classic episode, we take a look at the 1958 sci fi horror film, Fiend Without a Face! A scientist creates an army of floating killer brains, shenanigans ensue.

Join Will and Jaden Smith on a science fiction macguffin quest in the wild jungles of a long-abandoned planet Earth.

In this classic episode, we take a look at the 1992 Barbarian Brothers movie, Double Trouble! One brother is a cop, the other is a thief - together they're the world's dumbest crime solving duo.

This re-boot of the 1989 action classic stars Jake Gyllenhaal's abs in a nonsense tale about a seaside resort or something. People are punched, hit by trucks, exploded and abducted onto a sandbar. Conor McGregor's butt is a guest star, and there's a tree named Fred. Pain don't hurt, but this film hurt us.

In this classic episode, we take a look at the 1977 surrealist psychological body horror film and beloved midnight movie Eraserhead, by David Lynch! What makes films art? We try and suss this question out.