"Never underestimate Theodore Brooks, DDS!"

Winter continues with Disney's Snow Dogs, a classic piece of slushy slime from the peak era. Nelson, Max, Jared, and Jasper reminisce on their own experiences with the pups, Cuba Gooding Jr.'s performance, the surprising similarities to Elf, a unique take on fish-out-of-water comedies, and the notable lack of children in this family movie. Enjoy!

"Schools close, roads disappear, grown men weep..." The boys dive into Nickelodeon's unheralded 2000 slush masterpiece, Snow Day. 

"Shark frenzy."

Jumping into We Can Be Heroes, the pseudo-sequel to The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3D.

Capping off a banner year for the genre, the Slimehouse team screened 25+ contenders to find the top 10 Slimehouse films of 2020. From talking animals to super-powered masks to Christmas elves spinning "Who Let the Dogs Out," join the Slime boys and guest emcee Dorothy Page as we count down the slimiest cinema of a very slimey year.

"I will not be forced into doing this!"

In our final Yuletide Slime episode, we dive into the 2004 classic (?) Christmas with the Kranks starring Tim Allen and Jamie Lee Curtis. The film is surprisingly based on a novel by John Grisham called "Surviving Christmas" and features a mixture of slimehouse, saccharine holiday movie, and maybe a hint of legal thriller into one confusing package of a holiday movie. Grab your botox injection and strap in for an outrageous episode! 

(Featuring recurring guest Sam Schlenker)

"I'm sorry I ruined your lives and crammed eleven cookies into the VCR"

Special Guest Myke Thompson joins us as Yuletide Slime season continues with the classic 2003 film directed by Jon Faverau. 

In this special episode of Slimehouse, we sit down with filmmakers Scott Barber & Adam Sweeney, who went deep into the Nickelodeon channel archives and came away with a comprehensive look at one of the most beloved children's programming creators of all time, and how it got to be that way.  

Now available on VOD to rent: https://play.google.com/store/movies/details?id=LW2yoX8rlfY.P  

Watch the Trailer:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5H02eoHJ6E

"Keep the change, ya filthy animal"

Turning on the light for the Yuletide Slime season with a landmark movie of the Slimehouse canon, 1990's Home Alone. Possibly the most important movie in defining the genre, the boys run through their favorite or Kevin McCallister's booby traps, the pivotal pop soundtrack and a cameo that may prove that Elvis is still alive.