Perhaps the most divisive movie between us, James and the Giant Peach blends music, claymation, and heavy mentions of child abuse. Let us know what you think of the movie on Twitter! We're @OldKidsMovies. 

It's our first double feature! We go back to Halloweentown in this episode alongside the Cromwell witch family and discuss why this movie and franchise are still held in such high regard 22 years later. 

An Oxford comma isn't the only thing missing from this 1993 TV movie starring Mary-Kate and Ashley.

Revisit a time when the Olsen twins were the two most important people in your lives after your parents with Double, Double, Toil and Trouble – a bewitching Halloween movie with some ham-handed life lessons that sometimes work and sometimes don't.

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Childhood ruined. In this episode, we waste no time declaring the introduction of Hillary Duff to the world does not hold up – and as much as it pains us, we break down all the reasons why. 

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This week, we're tuning on to Disney Channel for the 2000 Halloween DCOM Mom's Got a Date With a Vampire. While we're at odds on its merits, we enjoyed how perfectly it captured the early-autumn feel and the throwback to classic vampire flicks, and we cringed at the ending and some of the poorly aged plot points. 

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Another outing with Mystery, Inc.! We chat about the 2002 live-action outing of Scooby-Doo. Between the production design, the references to the classic cartoon, and the copious amount of adult jokes, there's a ton to revisit in this movie. But does it hold up for the modern audience?

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It's almost time for Halloween, so let's kick things off with the first direct-to-video Scooby-Doo movie: Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island. Trevor & AJ chat about the were-cats, the Louisiana stereotypes, and the many reasons why this movie might be worth another watch. 

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The road might be short, but the movie is an hour and a half of quips, trippy animation, and Elton John tunes. We talk about this otherwise forgotten cult classic, its uncomfortable content, and some of the things we really enjoyed about it. 

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Don't wait to listen to this episode, because waiting to listen is like waiting for rain in this drought. A teen movie with an abundance of immaturity, A Cinderella Story eeks into consideration for a discussion on The Old Kids Movies. We revisit this Hillary Duff staple and talk about some of the racist, sexist, and signature moments from 2004, talk about our favorite and least favorite scenes, and talk through what would change in a 2020 version. 

The Cat says "Oh yeah!", but we say "oh no." The Cat in the Hat turns a 60 page children's book into a 75-minute trip – and we were surprised by how much promise the movie had. And then it took a turn for the worst. Plus, hear where the stars are now and what we'd look for in a 2020 version of the movie.