Scraping The Vault

Pooh’s Heffalump Movie is a film so utterly terrifying that many won’t even mention it by name. In our special Halloween episode, we return to the STV studios to recount the utter horror visited upon us by this very frightening Halloween movie. Will this movie be a treat? Or will it trick us…into having scary nightmares?! Listen to this episode with the lights on. Or, more likely, while you drive somewhere, clean the house, walk the dog…you know, usual podcast stuff.

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Bob and Josh continue their adventures in Twitch streaming and it is poggers.

Happy 40th Birthday Epcot!!

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Lilo and Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch is a true sequel to the original Theatrical release Lilo and Stitch. Stitch!: the Movie (recently reviewed on Scraping the vault) was a spin off and extended pilot episode of the lilo and stitch TV show. Much like many of these Disney toon studios films which were the most realized episodes of short lived animated series see: Tarzan and Jane, Belle's Magical world etc. Lilo and Stitch 2 is a great sequel. Period. Well produced, great acting performances great animation etc. As Bob Iger takes over the Walt Disney Company, the acquisition of Pixar and John Lasseter now creative head of all Disney Animation, we are nearing the beginning of the end of these straight to video sequels befor we enter the tinkerverse.

"It was a good Movie. I enjoyed every minute of it"

• Dan

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In 1996 The Walt Disney Company gathered several of Hollywood’s most talented filmmakers to create their first live action remake of a classic animated film: One Hundred & One Dalmatians. Did you get tired reading all those words? That’s ok, because the movie they made was 101 Dalmatians. We watched this movie. You know those episodes where one of us has a strong feeling about the movie and the other two don’t agree? This is one of those…and it’s not the usual dynamic. Join your podcast besties as we break the seal on Disney’s greatest contribution to civilization - the live action remakes - before we carry on watching their second greatest contribution: a bajillion Tinkerbelle movies.

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Audrey is back from her trip to Australia doing good deeds for the improv community and she’s just in time to watch Tarzan 2 with Jimmy and Dan so that you don’t have to. Tarzan 2 is, of course, a movie about Tarzan as a young child who, of course, meets up with a grizzled old man gorilla (proper pronunciation revealed in the episode) who asks Tarzan to keep a secret between the two of them. And, like all situations where an old man asks a young boy to keep a secret from the community at large, nothing bad happens! Except for Phil Collins songs but we live in a world of lowered expectations at this point so why not have all of those things happen!

It’s another episode where Audrey and Jimmy seem to like the movie and Dan tries to tell them they are wrong with just about the usual outcome. But he has the last laugh because he’s writing the description for the episode this time. Take that!

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We are thrilled to welcome Cheryl and Sheila (which is slang for girl in Austrailia) from improv group Hacky Sacks in Khaki Slacks to discuss the details of 2005's Mulan 2. This is a funny one guys. These 2 Australian improvisers watched Mulan 2 and came on to our show to discuss the details.

We are sorry Audrey missed this one, but Cheryl and Sheila did a great job filling in for her.

Mulan 2 or what Jimmy thought would be Mulan Too is a fun continuation of the story of Mulan, The Chinese hero who helped defeat the huns.

Will there be unnecessary romance and plenty of Three's company moments? Yes. Will there be plenty of background noise from drinking glasses by Cheryl? Absolutely. Will this be a great film? You decide.

Have fun! We sure did.

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We're back to the craptactualr straight to video Disney sequels. We're giving Lion King 1.5 a pass. Springtime with Roo was a straight to video "sequel" to the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. Spoilers, this is an Easter movie. Well it's "A Christmas Carol" dressed up as an Easter movie, so perfect timing?

Hear Chapek and his dream of all of these "films" not so subtly break Dan and hear Jimmy lean in on his blind positivity and hear Audrey be Awesome as always.

Also, what happened to Asher? This generations "Who shot J.R."

Speaking of J.R. Thank you to JR Trempe for making all of our great theme songs

Enjoy!

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Lion King 1 ½

Aaaand we’re back. It was nice taking some time away from Papa Chapek’s various crimes against animation but these movies aren’t going to watch themselves. Audrey, Jimmy, and Dan watched Lion King 1 ½ and boy, was it a gas. You’ll have a blast as they break into the winding story line of this rootin’ tootin’ movie which is kind of a sequel but also not a sequel at all. It’s bean a long time since we pulled (our fingers) off an episode like this one. Actually, it’s just our normal show but there are a lot of fart jokes. So…butts!

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It’s the last round of our annual Dealer’s Choice picks where we take a (much needed?) break from straight to video Disney sequels to watch real movies. This time around we watched the very popular, very earwormy, and very copyrighted movie, Encanto. Listen as an audibly frustrated Jimmy stans for Lin Manuel Miranda and musicals in general while Audrey and Dan remain fairly unimpressed for an amount of time that will not be disclosed here so as to build suspense. Cliffhanger! Speaking of cliffhangers, we also get to find out this show’s unexpected connection to the Dark Lord himself: the very thumblike Bob Chapek.

Will Jimmy’s love of the musical genre break through the icy coldness of the hearts of his cohosts? Can we create a rivalry with a content creator with more clout than us? Will Disney sue us for this episode even though we tried very hard to not include any of the music or other content from this movie?

This episode features music from Columbian artists to illustrate some of the different musical styles which inspired the songs of Encanto. La Combinación Vallenata, Manigua Rock Mestizo, Rakim & Ken-y, Afro Cuban All Stars, and the mayor of Barranquilla’s YouTube channel, please don’t sue us either.

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Continuing our annual tradition of taking a break from Disney sequels, we finally tackle the film you’ve all been expecting us to cover: David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive. Though it isn’t the inspiration for the early California Adventure ride, Mulholland Madness, directly…it might have some similarities.

If you have never seen the 2001 film, Mulholland Drive, and would like to avoid spoilers for a movie that was released over two decades ago you should probably be warned that this episode contains major spoilers as we go through the film more or less beat by beat in great detail. We do our best to make sense of this film while pondering essential questions such as: who is the King of Hollywood and is he in charge of The Casting Couch? Why are David Lynch’s movies like that? Will Jimmy forgive Dan for making this choice? We cover all of this and more while a creepy, nightmarish soundscape by Third Uncle Violet plays in the background.

Seriously, this whole episode is a spoiler. If you have any interest in seeing this movie without spoilers, do that and come back to hear us say things about it to you.

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