Look, we're not going to say that the 1990s was the very best decade when it came to Christmas movies, but hey, there are some all-time gems in here! Specifically some movies about a kid who gets left at home and then accidentally takes a trip to New York by himself and has to fend off some criminals who want to kill him. Ever heard of them?! 

Depending on who you ask, 'The Cable Guy' is either a colossal failure or a misunderstood gem in Jim Carrey's absurd run in the '90s. Featuring just about every single comedian from that era, and showcasing early movie work from names like Judd Apatow and Ben Stiller, 'The Cable Guy' is a perfect comedy time capsule.

This episode is going to hit you harder than a Fulton Reed slapshot to the face! In today's episode, we're talking about 1992's 'The Mighty Ducks,' which influenced an entire generation of hockey players and, really, all kids in general. What millennial doesn't know "The Flying V" at this point? Join Steve and Fabs as they go in on everything about this sports classic.

What's in the box?! How about a new episode covering 1995's 'Se7en,' the movie that served as a true breakthrough role for Brad Pitt and further solidified Morgan Freeman's status as one of the best actors in Hollywood? Be sure to tune in as we also induct 'Se7en' into the inaugural class of the '90s Bro Movie Hall of Fame.

It's 1997's Air Force One coming in strong, starring Harrison Ford, Gary Oldman, and Glenn Close.

Just in time for Halloween, it's our first episode, covering the glorious Scream from Wes Craven