Mark, Rick and Brian have a "reviewsit" of the Bill Murray Christmas film Scrooged to celebrate the holiday season. Mark sympathizes with the main character Frank Cross being accused of being "raised by televelsion," the lads spot a random appearance by Miles Davis and other famous musicians and they get a kick out of seeing the 'Murray Brothers Cuatro" all in the same movie. The fellas also learn Brian's theory on character names when they are the same as the actor playing the role, ponder what a Scrooged remake may look like if it were a Netflix original and meet some brand new substitute Christmas Ghosts that arrive to show any humbugs the error of their ways. Turn the channel over to the IBC network because these "Tiny Tims"....err "Mini Movie Cavers?" are here to help you get into the holiday spirit(s)!

Mark and Brian share some final thoughts on The Wizard, while Rick is stuck tending to some "sick'ns." The gents transform the film into a quick Folger's Coffee commercial, identify the actor's name in the movie that would work best as a clown and they discuss the comeback of Fred Savage in recent years aka the "Fredaissance." The lads also touch upon the Nintendo, Super Nintendo and Playtation Classic systems out for the holidays, play a guessing game based upon the Top 50 best-selling NES titles of all time and face some super secret additional opponents after defeating Mike Tyson in Punch-Out!! Tweet your preferred home gaming system @5DollarBinPOD and then check out these "Video Game Guys" as they reconnect with your ol' pals Mario, Zelda, Yoshi and Mega Man!

Mark, Rick and Brian have a "reviewsit" of the video game classic The Wizard, while wearing their eating pants over the Thanksgiving holiday. The fellas conjure up memories of how this film first introduced Super Mario Bros 3 to the world, how they desperately wanted a Power Glove in their youth and they take a walk down their own personal home game console histories. The fellas also debate whether the film, which they dub as "Rain Boy," is just a 2 hour advertisement for Nintendo, run through a list of all the games mentioned throughout the story (including some you've never even heard of) and ponder what the movie may have been like if Jeff Bridges had been cast in the role of "Uncle Dude." Whether you're a Player 1 or Player 2, grab a controller because this episode is more fun than getting 50,000 points on Double Dragon!

Mark, Rick and Brian share some final thoughts on The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension, while enjoying that "The Heat Is On" in the Movie Cave. The lads point out a weird coincidence that often occurs right after they do a full "reviewsit," clarify the timeline of the events in the movie and watch some video of the Buckaroo Banzai PC game. The fellas also do a deep dive into the special features found on the DVD including the alternate opening with Jamie Lee Curtis, the long list of deleted scenes and the mysterious secret villain cut out of the final film. All this plus a rundown of the entire roster of the Hong Kong Cavaliers (with a few newer additions who just signed up). So tweet these "Budaroos" @5DollarBinPOD if you want to join Mark, Reno, Rick, Rawhide, Brian, New Jersey and Perfect Tommy across the '8-bit Dimension!'

Mark, Rick and Brian have a "reviewsit" of The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension, while also celebrating the recent Red Sox World Series victory. The lads discuss how this cult classic seems like a fever dream and a sequel within a film series that doesn't exist, try to figure out what year the events of the movie are supposed to take place in and Mark shares some sealed predictions of what Rick and Brian's reactions would be. The fellas also ponder whether the long awaited sequel would work today while sharing some latest news on reboot rumors, make comparisons to the fictional film from The Office "Threat Level Midnight" and read off the list of 'John' alien names (while also adding some more of their own). If you're a rock star, scientist, brain surgeon, samurai or superhero....or even none of these....this episode is for you!

Mark, Rick and Brian share some final thoughts on Return to Oz to continue the Halloween spirit, while also commenting on proper (haunted?) hotel checkout procedure. The lads learn that the Wizard of Oz sequel once held a Guinness World Record, learn some new Halloween slang the kids are using and become so befuddled with the placement of the film in their stack ranking, it leads to an unprecedented move. Rick also has an epic mic drop moment related to The Andy Griffith Show, the fellas play a guessing game involving the names of lesser known Oz characters from the book series and they instigate a throwdown challenge to test Mark's TV knowledge. Tweet your favorite Emerald City inhabitant to @5DollarBinPOD to get in on the "Oz-some" good time along with "the ScarecRick, the Tin WoodsMark and the Cowardly Brion!"

Mark, Rick and Brian have a "reviewsit" of Return to Oz to celebrate the spooky Halloween season. After revealing how this darker sequel to the Wizard of Oz terrified them as children, the lads touch upon other Oz media that opened up the world from the original film, ponder whether the Land of Oz really exists vs. it all being in Dorothy's head and jump at the mention every time of the frightening Wheeler creatures and Princess Mombi. Brian also reveals how his bathroom routine in his youth was modeled after one of the movie's characters, the fellas provide a public service announcement about not drinking silver and they meet more of the peculiar inhabitants of the Emerald City. Follow the Yellow Brick Road that leads to the Movie Cave because it's almost Halloween and these "Pop Culture Pumpkinheads" have a lot to say about this scary sequel!

Mark, Rick and Brian share some final thoughts on Cop and a Half, while discussing their irritation with recent extreme weather changes throughout the day. The lads look up the original Siskel & Ebert review, touch upon the sequel "Cop and a Half: New Recruit" as well as some other direct-to-DVD sequels of popular movies and confirm the exact day Pizza Hut came out with cheesy stuffed crust. The fellas also play the "Cop and a What?!" guessing game with films featuring mismatched cop partners, ponder what Screech's job was in Saved By the Bell: The New Class and serenade the cinemaniacs out with a little doo wop number inspired by Cop and a Half. Whether you're a crime-solving clone or a gun-toting gnome, tweet any suspicious activity to @5DollarBinPOD because these "Peculiar Podcasting Partners" are on the case!

Mark, Rick and Brian have a "reviewsit" of Cop and a Half in honor of the late, great Burt Reynolds. After earning some new nicknames to go with their new microphone stands, the lads point out examples of why this movie could not be made today, comment on the effects of the flying Twinkies and discuss the limited range of toy walkie-talkies. The fellas also have a major difference of opinion on the film's 'cross swords' scene, question the timeline of when Pizza Hut released their stuffed cheesy crust and along the way they meet both "The Guy Who Says SHUT IT" as well as your worst nightmare, a 6-month-old baby with a badge. After checking out this episode you'll know exactly what comes after "L"....BOatload of fun!

In this special SUPER mini episode Mark, Rick and Brian get down to important business by introducing the improved updates to the Movie Cave and kicking off the long awaited "KING OF THE KING OF THE THING Ultimate Championship." Before doing so the lads share some final thoughts on Spy Hard, discover that fun facts on the film pretty much just mean a list of the cameos and they play a Parody Movie Spoof Guessing Game. The fellas also chat about the Topher Grace trilogy film edits, explain why they have yet to do a "reviewsit" of the beloved Back to the Future and ponder how a fight between Mark and Jason Voorhees would go. It's king vs. king in this battle spectacular so listen in to see who these "Kooky Kingmakers" place their favor upon as the supreme victor!