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Michael Jackson’s 1988 fever dream of a movie is basically a bunch of music videos duct-taped together with a half-baked plot about fighting a drug kingpin with dance powers, car transformations, and Mecha MJ.We break down the insane practical effects, the ego trip moments, the Smooth Criminal segment, and why this movie is equal parts ridiculous and strangely entertaining for MJ fans.New reviews drop weekly — subscribe & smash the bell so you never miss the madness!
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We sat down for A Halloween Feast — a low-budget horror-comedy about a dysfunctional family whose Halloween dinner spirals into absolute chaos, madness, and dark secrets.This one blends gore, black humor, and wild family drama in ways you won’t see coming. We break down the practical effects, the escalating insanity, and whether this overlooked indie gem is worth your time.
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Special guest Cayley (Lucy Tightbox) from @OnceOverwithCayley joins us for the wildest one yet!
Meet the Hollowheads is the grossest, weirdest 80s movie you'll probably be glad you watched. It feels like a twisted 1950s sitcom from hell — living tentacle appliances, disgusting dinner scenes, and a sleazy boss who makes everything ten times worse.
We break down the bizarre practical effects, the dark satire, and why this forgotten cult oddity is so strangely entertaining. Zero expertise. Maximum chaos.
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Dumb and Dumber To is finally on No Clue Movie reviews and this time, we brought in special guest Tennessee Mike from The Gray’s Taproom Podcast to suffer through this long-awaited sequel with us. 20 years later, Lloyd and Harry are back — dumber, older, and somehow even more chaotic. We break down the hits, the misses, the ridiculous cameos, and whether this sequel was worth the wait (or if we should’ve left it in the past).Zero expertise, maximum chaos — featuring Tennessee Mike!
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Life of Brian (1979) — the Monty Python movie that somehow got banned, protested, and still became a comedy legend.
Brian Cohen is just an ordinary guy born in the wrong manger at the wrong time. One wrong turn later and suddenly he’s being hailed as the Messiah by a very confused crowd.In this Easter Special, we break down the satire, the absurdity, the unforgettable songs, and why this film still feels dangerously relevant decades later. Zero expertise, maximum chaos — hit play and Always Look on the Bright Side with us!
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In this episode of No Clue Movie Review, we dive into the wild practical effects, questionable CGI, the iconic cape moments, and why this comic adaptation is equal parts legendary and a total mess. Zero expertise, maximum chaos — hit play and see why Spawn still haunts us 25+ years later!
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Leprechaun in the Hood (2000) — the day the little green psycho traded gold coins for blunts and bars. Ice-T as Mack Daddy, , and the single most cursed rap scene ever filmed.We break down if this low-budget fever dream is equal parts terrible and brilliant. The budget? Non-existent. The vibes? Immortal.
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Jay and Malcolm are back with a Columbo classic: 'Cries Wolf' (1990), and this time we’ve got a special guest host—Teresa from the 'And Now You Know' podcast! Peter Falk brings his rumpled magic as the lieutenant who smells something fishy when a big-shot magazine publisher (Peter Haskell) claims his wife vanished... but Columbo ain’t buying it.
This one’s all about ego, fake-outs, and that slow-burn 'just one more thing' grind that makes Columbo unstoppable. We roast the '80s/'90s vibes, the killer’s overconfidence, and why the no-body twist still hits hard. Zero expertise, maximum chaos—hit play and let’s figure out who cried wolf!
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Gather the family, it’s game night in the theater tonight!This week we figure out who did it in the 1985 classic Clue — the board-game movie that took “Miss Scarlet in the Library with the Candlestick” and turned it into a manic, murder-filled, laugh-out-loud farce. If you're into bad/classic movie breakdowns, subscribe & hit the bell—new episodes drop weekly!
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Join No Clue Movie Reviews as they "Dabble" in the comedy, One, Two, Many (2008). Stuttering John Melendez writes and stars in this low-budget sex comedy about a guy obsessed with finding his dream woman that is willing to have a 3some with other women.
Spoiler Alert: it goes exactly as badly as you’d expect.
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