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Remember Ghostbusters? This 1984 supernatural comedy started a franchise, but it is absolutely amazing that the movie was even made, let alone good! From title snafus to the absolute gutting of the Winston character, join us on this wild ride of discussing this classic comedy. As we consider if it is ok to cross the steams, we ask ourselves... wait, did we see this before?
Remember Who Framed Roger Rabbit? This alternative history detective adventure from 1988 is a classic! Join Matt and Angel as they look at the making of this live action and animated hybrid including possible alternative castings and sequels that were in the works. This is one hell of a ride into Toon Town where we ask ourselves... wait, did we see this before?
Remember Hot Fuzz? This movie set out to be the pinnacle of British cop flicks in 2007. Join Matt and Angel as they attempt to recall all the laughs and action from this 121 minute movie! Along the way Angel outlines the top 5 cop movies that must be referenced if Hot Fuzz were to come out today - can you guess those movies!? The discussion in this episode spans from the onset of the script to post production and more! Even with all the laughs, we must ask ourselves, wait... did we see this before?
Remember The Mummy? This action adventure film about finding an ancient city to find an ancient book and mistakenly awaken an ancient mummy came out in the ancient time of 1999! The story of how this movie was made is a decade in the making. Join Matt and Angel as they navigate this beloved film and they ask themselves, wait... did we see this before?
Remember Stargate? Join Matt and Angel as they unlock the 7th Chevron of their memories and discuss the 1994 sci-fi adventure flick, Stargate. We got sand! We got interstellar teleportation! We got pyramids! We got more sand! Really, what else could you want? In this exploration of the film, we discuss the lasting impact of the Stargate franchise, the people who made it possible, and even delve into the importance of DVD extras! We step blindly into the portal and ask, wait, did we see this before?
Remember Honey I Shrunk the Kids? This 1989 sci-fi family comedy BLEW up the box office, and all of our minds! Join hosts Matt and Angel as they attempt to use the sci-fi-ntific method to recall their lost memories of this beloved film. From pre-production, once-possible cast members, and the insane special effects, we look into every itsy-bitsy detail of this movie as we once again ask ourselves - wait, did we see this before?
Remember Congo?
This 1995 sci-fi action-adventure movie about getting a sign-language gorilla to it's homeland has it all! Crazy accents, a gorilla that drinks a martini and smokes a cigar, not-so good gorillas, NOT-gorillas, diamonds, laser guns, airplanes, and Bruce Campbell! Oh - and it clocks in at 108 minutes. Wow! Follow us in this journey as we explore the making of Congo and ask ourselves, wait - did we see this before?
Remember Predator?
This 1987 sci-fi action movie puts a lot of meat on screen. And then the Predator just goes and butchers that meat. Some meat gets cut. Some meat blasted open. Some meat chunked off screen. Meat. Join us as Angel gives a near perfect memory recall of the movie and stick around to hear about the glorious history and making of the movie that kicked off a franchise! We once again ask ourselves, wait - did we see this before?
Remember The Return of the Living Dead?
Horror and comedy - together at last! Join us as we dissect this ghoulish romp from 1985 to figure out if zombies are funny. In this episode we explore a zombie movie world post Night of the Living Dead and how this spiritual successor ended up becoming a fiendish laugh fest. We once again ask ourselves, wait - did we see this before?
Remember TRON?
TRON! This mega-stylized sci-fi movie from 1982 has light-up frisbees! Join Matt and Angel as they discuss the making of this film along with some "movie-club"-like questions that help boil this down to, "is this movie memorable?" Ultimately, we once again ask ourselves, wait - did we see this before?
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