Bangarang! With a choice that was very close to my heart, Stevie Martin joins the podcast to discuss Hook, a movie considered a classic by many 90s kids. We talk about the excellent casting, the amazingly memorable food fight with the Lost Boys, and how much Robin Williams was a part of our childhoods!

A sequel to one of the biggest movies of all time but with none of the original cast - what could go wrong? Marcia Belsky joins me to discuss Grease 2, a movie that did so badly on release that they scrapped plans for 3 more. Does every song sound the same? Why is everyone 40 years old? We get into these points and more!

Rowan Atkinson is a master of slapstick and satire from Mr Bean, to Blackadder, and in Johnny English he combines them to... a debatable outcome. Ania Magliano joins me to discuss the film and we learn about her nostalgia for it and her dislike of film-bros.

In the 90s there were a huge number of movies about African Americans in dire situations and the ultimate comedy family the Wayans set out to spoof it as they do best. Dane Baptiste and I have a great conversation surrounding the history of the movies spoofed, and talk about the influence the Wayans' had on comedy as a whole.

Famous for his movie twists, M. Night Shyamalan was once one of Hollywood's biggest filmmakers and then came Lady in the Water, a mythological style movie that makes zero sense and bombed after costing $70 million. Josh Gondelman comes on to try to defend and explain why despite flawed storytelling, it's a must watch!

In the 90's there was a bar in New York City where women would serve drinks and dance at the same time but this was no strip club, it was the Coyote Ugly. Hollywood decided to make a rom-com out of it and Charlie Dinkin is on the podcast to defend this "feminist masterpiece", that features cameos from Michael Bay and Johnny Knoxville, as well as an uncredited rewrite from Kevin Smith... yes that one!

At the height of Dakota Fanning's child-stardom and Brittany Murphy's rom-com phase came Uptown Girls, a movie that combined the two elements and had a newly broke socialite take on a nanny job for a child who behaves more grown up than she does. Georgia Shenk comes on to defend it and also repeatedly plugs the movie Sleeping With Other People for some reason!

In a first for the podcast, comedian and writer Ginny Hogan chose the Andy Samberg movie Hot Rod to defend having never actually seen it prior to picking it! What were her feelings about a movie featuring a 90 second scene of a man rolling down a hill? Was the movie 2 legit 2 quit? Find out in this podcast!

After seeing her frequent love for it on Twitter, I knew I had to have comedian Erika Ehler on to discuss the Eddie Murphy movie Norbit. Is it his most offensive movie? Did it cost him the Dreamgirls Oscar? Was this Cuba Gooding Jr's comeback? We answer all these questions and more!