Reese Witherspoon begins a career highlighting stories of powerful women in Legally Blonde, and we're here for it! Color us pink, but we enjoyed this a lot more than we were thinking! Yes, it's not flawless - and suffers from some pacing issues in the first act - but we go over some of the reasons why that is. So tune in and check it out! 🎉

After our discussion on Innerspace, this week's Double Take episode takes a look at ANOTHER 1987 classic also produced by Steven Spielberg and Kathleen Kennedy, *batteries not included! ILM comes through again with the lovable little space crafts and other visual effects. But does this one hold up almost 40 years later? Check it out!

While we haven't yet focused on a Steven Spielberg directed film, we are at least getting around to a film produced by him! So there's that! 😂 Join us on this journey through the bowels and biological caverns of the human body in the 80s classic Innerspace! It will be like watching it for the first time, since we collectively have little memory of this film - only glimpses. So sit back and enjoy the show!

After having watched They Live for last week's HMC: After the Credits, Derek and I sit down and discuss an even MORE well-known classic from John Carpenter, The Thing. MAN this one is great. So join us as we break down what we liked, didn't like, and some inevitable tangents, since we enjoy talking about movies with you! Hooray!

Would you even want glasses that showed you the absolute truth of what Corporate America is trying to feed you to keep you complacent and in line with their agenda? That's right, Cinemaniacs! This week we go over John Carpenter's They Live starring "Rowdy" Roddy Piper and a strapping young Keith David! Was it all 80s macho man action, or a little more? And how long was that fist fight in the middle? 😄 Check it out, friends! 

Having discussed Fight Club in last week's After the Credits episode, we thought it would only be wise to follow that up with SE7EN, David Fincher's earlier dark & brooding 90s classic starring Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt. And yet again, Derek and I were floored by the set design, the realism of the aftermath of each crime scene, the brilliant performances, dark yet stunning cinematography...just a work of art, really. So sit back and enjoy our breakdown of this crime drama. Woot! 

That David Fincher, I tell ya...he sure knows how to craft a piece of art and call it "cinema." But even then, this almost feels like the least David Fincher film, yet has Fincher written all over it at the same time? How is this possible?! Well, let your curiosity lead you into this week's episode while Derek and I discuss this 90s classic starring Brad Pitt and Edward Norton. Does it hold up after almost 30 years? Is the satire still satirical? Check it out, Cinemaniacs!

To coincide with our coverage of Ben-Hur, we chose another revenge flick from the year 2000, but this time with a whole lot less Jesus involved (none, in fact...Jesus isn't even mentioned). That's right, Cinemaniacs! Derek and I watched Gladiator and we got stuff to say about it! How much of it was inspired by Ben-Hur? Quite a lot, it seems! So sit back, relax and let us speak into your ear holes about this modern classic from director Ridley Scott. 

The epic revenge story that also happens to take place during the story of Christ, Ben-Hur is up for discussion in this episode of Hidden Movie Club: After the Credits! We've done a lot of 90s and 80s flicks so far, so going all the way back to 1959 was...interesting! Immediately it was apparent that we were in a different era of cinema when the film starts off with a 6+ minute overture. Wow! So buckle up, folks! This epic ride is about to begin! 

Cowabunga! The first installment of TMNT just had to be discussed after we chatted about the 35th anniversary of The Secret of the Ooze, right? You betcha! So Derek and I did just that. And boy was it night-and-day compared to the sludge that was The Ooze. Yikes! So check out Derek and I gushing over why TMNT still holds up after all these years!