While the tagline may promise a PG, June's Slime Shuffle hands the Slimehouse crew a rare G-rated film with Disney's 1975 family western The Apple Dumpling Gang, a Proto-Slimer in the truest sense, as well as their very first R-rating, Richard Pryor's cul-de-sac comedy Moving. 

Slimehouse returns with a very special double feature looking at the first two Beethoven films, a influential and doggone wild pair of movies that shaped the canon of the 90s. Joined by Beethoven superfan Chad Rabago.

"That's a perfectly good trash can. Don't be throwing students at it."

Slimehouse winds the clock back 20 years to this Nickelodeon theatrical release, which combines science fiction pedigree, paintball, and a peak early aughts soundtrack to boot. 

We've dug deep into the Slimehouse vault and found 2 random movies to cover from the late 1980s and early 1990s: The Willies, starring Sean Astin, and Who's Harry Crumb, starring John Candy. Mayhem ensues!

"P-A-R-T-why? Because I gotta!" 

In this smokin' new episode, the Slime boys dive deep into one of Jim Carrey's breakout films that truly took the idea of a "live-action cartoon" to the next level, as well as it's notorious sequel that can only be described as the Slimehouse answer to Eraserhead. 

Can a robots quest of love and meaning be Slimehouse? The boys celebrate Valentine's Day by looking at Heartbeeps, the understated 1981 sci-fi  comedy flop starring Andy Kaufman and Bernadette Peters 💕

"Maybe if you showed Dr. Zaius the proper respect, Dr. Zaius would stop showing you the poo!"

The fate of Slime Shuffle landed us on Josie and the Pussycats and we brought aboard superfan and expert Hilary Jane Smith to discuss the merits of the movie both as a Slimehouse picture and also as a time capsule of the music video, AOL fueled, pop star mania of 2001.

Read Hilary's article about Josie here: https://merrygoroundmagazine.com/josie-and-the-pussycats-tried-warning-us/

"Was that a ninja? More like a non-ja - terrible what passes for a ninja these days!"

A movie that sped right past movie theaters upon release but has gained a following upon its second lap, The Wachowski's Speed Racer is a visual fever dream that fits into the cartoon-come-to-life aesthetics of our genre. It's got a lot in common with the Star Wars prequels and the Robert Rodriguez movies visually, but a humor and style of its own. Oh, and a monkey named Chim-Chim. Enjoy the discussion!

"... Bonehead!"

Season 4 begins with an examination of the 1998 Eddie Murphy box office phenomenon and reimagining of the notorious 1967 flop. We discuss how the Betty Thomas film ushered in the commercial peak of Slimehouse, alongside a discussion of its 2001 sequel.