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This Sunday on Spill the TV we celebrate the 60th (or 80th if you count the original release date) of the cinematic classic "Wizard of Oz!" In this review we discuss the importance of this film in a post "Wicked" world, the importance of this film to the LGBT community, and the production nightmares behind the scenes. 

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We are celebrating the 60th anniversary of Sleeping Beauty this weekend at Spill the TV. In our Special we defend Prince Philip, how Maleficent holds up in a post live action world, and if Aurora is a relatable Disney Princess. 

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We apologize for the lateness of this episode, we had to rerecord and reupload. But we have brought you our Saturday Night Cinema review of one of our favorite films to watch; Singin in the Rain. In this episode we discuss Movie Posters in a time without trailers, if this film still holds up, and how ahead of its time this film is. We recommend everyone go and see this movie!

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Wendy and Zach lead the discussion while Austin reluctantly follows as we close Geneuary with the cinematic bomb Xanadu. We discuss our mutual hatred for Sonny, how we needed more Gene Kelly, and how this movie ties in with "An American in Paris." 

To start out Geneuary, our month dedicated to Hollywood Legend Gene Kelly, we are starting out with the 1951 classic "An American in Paris. In this Saturday Night Cinema, we go over the concept of Love, who Gene Kelly should have gotten with in the end, and how this all ties into the legend of the famous street artist Banksy. 

Now that Christmas and New Years are behind us, we are finally able to finish Friends Season 2! In this episode we discuss Rachels horrible Dad, we go over how Eddie is effectively removed from the show, and we end the episode with a very important announcement! 

Happy Christmas and New Years Everyone! For the Holidays, Austin, Wendy and Zach have decided to end the season with the only good Home Alone movies. In this weeks episode we discuss Horrible Parents, going to prison instead of getting revenge on a child, the star power of an early 90's Macaulay Culkin, and finding a movie Rob Schneider is tolerable in. Enjoy your Holidays!

Happy 2019 Everyone! To bring in 2019, Wendy and Zach are discussing Rankin/Bass's film "Rudolph's Shiny New Year." Wendy and Zach believe its the best New Years movie ever.

This weekend for Saturday Night Cinema, we talk about and dissect the 1954 holiday musical "White Christmas." During our discussion, Zach forgets what year WW2 happened, Austin doesn't care about the military and Wendy tries to keep it all together. Follow us on Instagram for all updates!

On this Saturday on Spill the TV we cover the cinematic classic "Its a Wonderful Life." We go over its cultural significance, whether its a Christmas movie, and whether the movie will still be a must for Christmas time.