Hello out there in podcastland and welcome back to Spoilers, your bad movie review show on the RatPack Podcast Network, where your hosts have lots of opinions, but zero credentials. This week, we kick off our holiday season with a horror film requested by our very own Maestro: 2015’s Krampus. Based on the twist ending, how did the Grandma escape her snowglobe and wind up in the real world? What’s with the look of the Krampus toys? How’d the DHL driver wind up in this world? Find out this week, but you best be warned, there be spoilers ahead.

Hello out there in podcastland and welcome back to Spoilers, your bad movie review show on the RatPack Podcast Network, where your hosts have lots of opinions, but zero credentials. This week, we kick off our holiday season with a horror film requested by our very own Maestro: 2015’s Krampus. Based on the twist ending, how did the Grandma escape her snowglobe and wind up in the real world? What’s with the look of the Krampus toys? How’d the DHL driver wind up in this world? Find out this week, but you best be warned, there be spoilers ahead.

Hello out there in podcastland and welcome back to Spoilers, your bad movie review show on the RatPack Podcast Network, where your hosts have lots of opinions but zero credentials. This week, we are wrapping up the Thanksgiving holiday season with a Thanksgivingish movie…1993’s Addams Family Values. Is the Addams Family clan immortal? Was Camp Chippewa secretly a young Republican’s camp? Why is there a Thanksgiving play being played in the middle of summer? Since when did Joan Cusack get so damn hot? Find out this week, but you best be warned, there be spoilers ahead.

Hello out there in podcastland and welcome back to Spoilers, your bad movie review show on the RatPack Podcast Network, where your hosts have lots of opinions but zero credentials. This week, we are wrapping up the Thanksgiving holiday season with a Thanksgivingish movie…1993’s Addams Family Values. Is the Addams Family clan immortal? Was Camp Chippewa secretly a young Republican’s camp? Why is there a Thanksgiving play being played in the middle of summer? Since when did Joan Cusack get so damn hot? Find out this week, but you best be warned, there be spoilers ahead.

Hello out there in podcastland and welcome back to Spoilers, your bad movie review show on the RatPack Podcast Network, where your hosts have lots of opinions but zero credentials. This week, we are wrapping up our Thankful series of good movies that we are thankful for by watching Hollywood’s pick, 1987’s Lethal Weapon. Is Riggs really crazy and suicidal or just a little sad? How is the LAPD cool with letting Riggs and Joshua fight on Murtaugh’s lawn? Was all of Danny Glover’s lines ADR’d? Wouldn’t Shadow Company have to wipe out the entire LAPD in order to keep their drug trafficking empire intact? Find out this week, but you best be warned, there be spoilers ahead.

Hello out there in podcastland and welcome back to Spoilers, your bad movie review show on the RatPack Podcast Network, where your hosts have lots of opinions but zero credentials. This week, we are wrapping up our Thankful series of good movies that we are thankful for by watching Hollywood’s pick, 1987’s Lethal Weapon. Is Riggs really crazy and suicidal or just a little sad? How is the LAPD cool with letting Riggs and Joshua fight on Murtaugh’s lawn? Was all of Danny Glover’s lines ADR’d? Wouldn’t Shadow Company have to wipe out the entire LAPD in order to keep their drug trafficking empire intact? Find out this week, but you best be warned, there be spoilers ahead.

Hello out there in podcastland and welcome back to Spoilers, your bad movie review show on the RatPack Podcast Network, where your hosts have lots of opinions, but zero credentials. We continue our Thankful Series where we watch good movies we’re thankful for with Adam’s pick, a coming of age classic from the 90s: 1998’s Can’t Hardly Wait. So is the Barry Manilow song “Mandy” about a dog or what? How the fuck did the Kenny Fisher get into UCLA? Mike Dexter got into Ithica based on a football scholarship…Ithica has a football team? Does Mike Dexter grow up to become Ellis from Die Hard? Are you kidding me with the aliens at the end of this movie? Find out this week, but you best be warned, there be spoilers ahead.

Hello out there in podcastland and welcome back to Spoilers, your bad movie review show on the RatPack Podcast Network, where your hosts have lots of opinions, but zero credentials. We continue our Thankful Series where we watch good movies we’re thankful for with Adam’s pick, a coming of age classic from the 90s: 1998’s Can’t Hardly Wait. So is the Barry Manilow song “Mandy” about a dog or what? How the fuck did the Kenny Fisher get into UCLA? Mike Dexter got into Ithica based on a football scholarship…Ithica has a football team? Does Mike Dexter grow up to become Ellis from Die Hard? Are you kidding me with the aliens at the end of this movie? Find out this week, but you best be warned, there be spoilers ahead.

Hello out there in podcastland and welcome back to Spoilers, your bad movie review show on the RatPack Podcast Network, where your hosts have lots of opinions, but zero credentials. This week, we kick off our Thankful Series, where we here at Spoilers HQ drop the bad movies for a few weeks and focus on good movies that we like, movies that we are thankful for existing. Up first is Maestro’s pick: 1988’s The Goonies. What’s with all the Rube Goldberg mechanics throughout this film? Would a modern kid who doesn’t go outside and plays on his phone all day appreciate a film about kids who go out and have crazy adventures? Why doesn’t anyone try to stop the ship full of gold at the end of the movie? Find out this week, but you best be warned, there be spoilers ahead.

Hello out there in podcastland and welcome back to Spoilers, your bad movie review show on the RatPack Podcast Network, where your hosts have lots of opinions, but zero credentials. This week, we kick off our Thankful Series, where we here at Spoilers HQ drop the bad movies for a few weeks and focus on good movies that we like, movies that we are thankful for existing. Up first is Maestro’s pick: 1988’s The Goonies. What’s with all the Rube Goldberg mechanics throughout this film? Would a modern kid who doesn’t go outside and plays on his phone all day appreciate a film about kids who go out and have crazy adventures? Why doesn’t anyone try to stop the ship full of gold at the end of the movie? Find out this week, but you best be warned, there be spoilers ahead.