Rogue American soldiers steal chemical weapons, and threaten to launch them at San Francisco unless Nicholas Cage makes a hard turn in his acting career to become the balls crazy action badass we know and love today. 

In this episode we take on the Michael Bay/Jerry Bruckheimer action classic starring Nicholas Cage, Sean Connery, and the doctor from Scubs, The Rock. 

Keanu Reaves is just a normal dude with almost no skills stuck in a job he hates which can only me one thing, he's the most special person in existence and it's up to him to save humanity from robot-kind. 

Casie Luong glitches into the system with us as we nitpick hole's and dive into fan theories surrounding whether Neo is really the one in 1999's The Matrix. 

Two psychotic best friends imagine themselves out of their depressing lives and into the glamorous world of public access TV.

Robert Segovia joins the crew as we discuss Saturday Night Live's highest grossing movie, Wayne's World, starring Mike Meyers & Dana Carvey. 

The impossibly fantastic tale of a world where where the Ramones are sex icons. 

The Delicate Boys from Austin, TX get rowdy with us as we discuss 1979's Rock 'N' Roll High School. 

A teenager goes back in time to learn that he hates his dad, has the hots for his mom, and will forever be tormented by a broad shouldered doo-doo freak. 

Justin Soileau joins us again to talk about Back To The Future (1985), a fun film about incest the whole family can enjoy! 

The Spice Girls team up to figure out what the hell their own movie is about.

Emma Holder joins us to talk about 1997's most beautiful child, Spice World. 

Young Dorothy thinks that she goes on an empowering adventure to the land of Oz, but it turns out it was all just a dream and her dog is still going to be killed.

Can we trust Glenda the good witch? Are we sure Toto isn't a witch?

We dug deep into the mountain of trivia, and dirty tid-bits about the 1939 classic the Wizard of Oz.

A young Russian mouse named Fievel finds out the hard way that there are cats in America, and the streets are not paved with cheese. 

Devon Coleman (Sugar, Water, Purple) mellows out with us as we dig in to another tragic tale meant for children (from the fucked mind of Don Bluth), An American Tail (1986). 

Big weirdos on a big ship make everyone sad so James Cameron can face his fears. 

We watched Kate Winslet and Leonardo Dicaprio get along swimmingly in Titanic (1997), and we're totally not crying, you're crying. 

Americans can't follow instructions. 

Matt James Davis (BrainMatters Podcast) joins us to discuss, Gremlins, the 1984 motion picture that's attempting to show us all what monsters we are capable of being.