When we were kids, some of us watched a cartoon called Toxic Crusaders- based on a movie none of us had seen! So why was the original film concealed from us all those years ago? Well, we find out on today's Movie Club episode. This gruesome indie punk flick definitely makes an impression- but what was our take on this badly dubbed toxic nightmare?

This week on Movie Club we talk about the classic 1988 horror-thriller Child's Play! Directed by Tom Holland, this film tells the story of a kid named Andy who receives a doll that has been infused with the soul of a serial killer. What do we think about this franchise-starting film? Tune in to find out!

We're done doing podcasts and stuff for the rest of 2022, but this meant that any Avatar 2 discussion would have kinda fallen between the cracks. Our viewers have spoken out that they DEMAND our IMMEDIATE thoughts on this long-awaited alien epic sequel, so we have convened in a secret BLUE location to give our thoughts, feelings, and whale-related emotions to you in a special Movie Club episode! Let's go back to Pandora and determine if it was worth the trip!

They're here!!!!! We talk about the horror classic that may or may not actually be horror. And what about the Spielberg myth behind it all? Here's an hour long conversation about it all!

The gang watched one of the most cult-classic installments of the Nightmare On Elm Street series; a franchise that none of them have too much experience with. What did they get out of this scary classic- Is this a dream... or a nightmare?

This is a story about the future! Or is it? The guys break into conversation AND debate about a fairly divisive Disney movie from 2015. Is it a beacon of optimism or a pessimistic misfire?

That last episode was rough. Let's have a little wackier 60's fare this time, shall we? We're going back to the old west with James Garner for the wacky good time, Support Your Local Sheriff!

Is it a movie or is it a documentary? A lot of people back then didn't even know the answer themselves! The gang watched the movie and has a lot of thoughts on this 1966 movie about a very real war made in a very real way!

Last week, we reviewed what many consider to be the greatest film of all time. So this week, Rocco felt like we needed to go into the opposite direction. We watched Mac & Me starring the ugliest creature ever devised for film. You won't believe what we thought- no, no you will actually.

After years of being told it's the greatest movie ever, the boyz have finally sat down to make time to watch Citizen Kane. You may be surprised by their discussion on it...!