Revenge of the 90s: A Movie Podcast

Have you ever thought, "You know, Jeffrey Jones really should have been more of an action star"? You're in luck, because he got his chance in 1992's 'Mom and Dad Save the World,' an uneven comedy that does have its moments - and some pretty incredible practical effects! Check out our latest episode and be sure to follow us on social @revengeof90spod.

It's our 75th episode and we're celebrating by talking about one of the best female buddy comedies out there in 1997's 'Romy and Michele's High School Reunion.' Oh yeah, there's also this reunion about some show called 'Friends' that recently came out, so we talk about that too. Be sure to follow us on social @revengeof90spod.

If you're looking for a movie that will leave you with so many more questions than answers, and not always in a good way, may we suggest 1994's 'Clifford,' starring Martin Short as a child for some reason? Dive into this insane movie with us as we also honor the underrated career of Charles Grodin, and be sure to follow us on social media @revengeof90spod.

Under Siege' is widely regarded as Steven Seagal's best movie and that is... not saying much. But hey, there's a ton to love here, from Seagal putting in the bare minimum amount of effort into every scene to Tommy Lee Jones' absolutely bonkers performance. It's not a job, it's an adventure! And when you're done with this adventure, be sure to follow us on social @revengeof90spod.

If you love golf movies, 1996 was absolutely your year. In addition to 'Happy Gilmore,' 1996 gave us Kevin Costner's 'Tin Cup,' which has some of the best pure golfing ever put on screen, likely because Costner was actually golfing in the movie, continuing his quest to only make movies when he gets to do something he likes during it. Come join the Tin Cup Fan Club with us and enjoy one of the best climaxes to a sports movie ever, and when you're done with that, be sure to follow us on social @revengeof90spod.

Rumble in the Bronx' was Jackie Chan's first big release in North America, and he's been a star in Hollywood ever since. And even through the questionable writing and editing, you can see why that's the case in this 1995 martial arts classic, because it showcases just how unique a talent he really is. Once you're done rumbling in the Bronx, be sure to check us out on social @revengeof90spod.

Though it might be a bit divisive in some circles, 1990's 'Back to the Future Part III' takes the concept we love and manages to make it feel fresh, fun, and completely different from what came before it while still maintaining everything we as an audience love about these characters. Not an easy feat, so let's talk about it! Be sure to follow us on social too @revengeof90spod.

A new baseball season is here, so we're talking about 1994's 'Little Big League,' which is somehow one of the more accurate baseball movies out there despite the fact that it features a kid managing the Minnesota Twins. Come for the weird premise, stay for the legitimately good baseball action! Enjoy this collaboration episode with the California Penal League podcast and then be sure to follow us on social @revengeof90spod.

FINISH HIM! We've brought on special guest Jordan Blum, creator of the upcoming M.O.D.O.K. series on Hulu, to talk about one of the most insane (and weirdly influential!) movies of the decade - 1995's 'Mortal Kombat.' The new movie sure has some big shoes to fill. And when you're done with the episode, be sure to TEST YOUR MIGHT and follow us on social @revengeof90spod.