Lunchtime Movie Critics

Remember Cabbage Patch Kids? These are their grotesque, utterly disgusting cousins. Why was a movie made from these gross trading cards? I have no idea, but if you're a fan of wonderfully terrible classic movies, this one is definitely worth a watch.

This John Ritter classic is a wild ride that follows a husband and wife through a cable network from Hell, literal Hell. If they can survive being guests on Zombie Wayne's World, cartoon mice in Tom & Jerry, and background dancers in a Salt 'n Peppa music video they just might save their souls from eternal damnation.

This hilarious film from 1989 features the voice of Bruce Willis as the internalized voice of fetus, baby, and toddler Mikey. His mother, played by Kirsty Alley, trying to do the single mom thing, meets John Travolta's character and hilarity ensues.

Strange Brew is a strange comedic experience that must be seen to be fully understood. This film was born from a recurring sketch on the Canadian version of SNL, called Second City TV, in the same way that Wayne's World or the Blues Brothers started as sketches on SNL. The film stars Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas as Bob and Doug McKenzie, two tocque wearing, beer swilling, "hosers" who mistakenly get embroiled in a crime plot. Definitely a must watch.

This week on Lunchtime Movie Critics, we explore the 1985 sci-fi film, D.A.R.Y.L.. A film that explores the concept of artificial intelligence placed in the android body of a child. It's a sci-fi adventure for the whole family.

Real Men is a slapstick spy comedy from 1987 starring John Ritter and James Belushi. Definitely more Johnny English than James Bond.

Major League is a one liner's paradise of a film starring Charlie Sheen and Corbin Bernsen. If you haven't seen this one, check it out and tell 'em Joe Boo sent you.

It's not often that a film is inspired by a song that was inspired by the Vietnam war draft, but that's exactly what this crazy film is. Enjoy!

This somewhat obscure Chevy Chase comedy will have you rolling at the hilarious antics of small town, country life.

Russell Crowe leads this show as a small town, Alaska Sherriff who also leads the local hockey team in their weekly game. Hilarity ensues when the team is challenged to an exhibition game on home ice by the New York Rangers.