Do you remember the 90's Girl Power Action Extravaganza "Tank Girl"?  We have not seen this movie since the 90's but we do remember Lori Petty being Tank Girl and Ice-T being a grumpy Kangaroo Mutant, so it's got that going for it. Throw in Malcolm McDowell as the Big Boss Villian and some Naomi Watts and we might have some good old-fashioned 90's Nostalgia Comic Book Movie Goodness. Or all of the above may be the reason we have not watched this movie since the 90's. Oh Yeah, we totally forgot Naomi Watts was in this movie too. Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

A young Hugh Grant, a Doctor Who, a sexy Amanda Donohoe, some kind of Snake Vampire things, a hidden Mongoose in a kilt, some of the most bizarre visions and dream sequences, and you got a movie. Then throw in two handfuls of plot holes, bad writing, bad acting, and a barely coherent storyline and you got this movie. Join us as we go back to 1988 and watch Ken Russell's The Lair of the White Worm.Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

Do you remember the 1997 Rom-Com with a twist and douchey protagonist with multiple toxic relationships? We thought we did but we don't think that we do. In all honesty, one of us is not even excited about watching this film. But that's not going to stop us from watching it and then reviewing it. So join us as we go back to the 90s with Julia Roberts, Cameron Diaz, Dermot Mulroney and Rupert Everett and watch a classic 90s movie where the star is going to try and break up a loving couples marriage. What Fun! Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

In the 1980s a handful of actors ruled the Action Genre. And one of the biggest, if not the biggest of that decade was the star of this movie, Arnold Schwarzenegger. Red Heat is a buddy cop movie with one major twist to the formula. While the unpredictable crazy Big City Cop is pretty standard to the formula, the other buddy in this movie is from Russia. Now that's “Zabavnyy”. James Belushi co-stars, so humor with a hint of "unpredictability" that is totally predictable, is probably guaranteed. Add some over-the-top action, a handful of one-liners galore, and at least a dozen reasons Arnold’s character ends up in situations that cause him to become shirtless, and presto, we got an 80s action flick we couldn't be more excited to watch. So let's go, Comrades!Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

Do you remember Invasion of the Body Snatchers from 1978? This is one of many versions but we think this might be the best. Even though 70s movies are grittier and can be known to be very bleak, we still remember this movie being very good. Now it has been a very long time since we've seen this film but It’s directed by Philip Kaufman and stars 70s talent like Donald Southerland, Brooke Adams, Veronica Cartwright, the always eccentric and awesome Jeff Goldblum, and of course Spock from Star Trek. Beam us up.Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

Critics hated it. Audiences loved it. We remember liking it but it has been a long time. We know it takes place in a Music Store and stars Renee Zellweger, Liv Tyler, Rory Cochrane, Ethan Embry, and Robin Tunney, with plenty of other 90s favorites. So we are betting (read: HOPING) on Nostalgia to be high in this movie because we're counting on a kick-ass soundtrack and an ass load of 90s fashion we might not want to remember. So bring on 1995 when MTV played music videos, a bag of Doritos with a 2L Mountain Dew was considered a meal, and every teen wanted to work in a Music Store. Bring on Empire Records! Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

Join us as we go all the way back to 1971 and take a look at Disney's Bedknobs and Broomsticks. Oh, the memories, whether they be taking a trip to Portabello Road, or watching a soccer game with cartoon animals. An underwater dance competition or Knights in armor riding into combat.  We remember liking it all but it has been a while. This film has all the trappings of a Classic Disney film that both children & adults would love. Like live-action mixed with animation. Catchy music numbers. Magic and wonderment. Tons of excitement and of course, Witchcraft and Nazis. Wait What...Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

Remember Road House from 1989? Of course, you do. Patrick Swayze was the bouncer with a Ph.D. in philosophy and a Masters in Kicking Ass! So join us as we go back to the 80s and watch some hot women, bar brawls & mullets. If we remember correctly, this just might be the most 80s action movie ever! We remember the story being super ridiculous. We remember the action was so over the top. We remember the one-liners were delivered with such cheesy bravado and we remember a lot of 80s hair. My God the 80s hair.  Need we say more? Well, we do because we're also going to watch Road House 2024 starring Jake Gyllenhall, and then compare them. Let the Ass Whoppings commence.Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

Do you remember the Beastmaster from 1982? Of course, you do. It was on TBS & HBO every other hour, 7 days a week during the 80s and then one day it was gone, never to be seen again. So join us as we go back to a time when scantly clad women (Tanya Roberts) were kidnapped on the daily by evil cult leaders (Rip Torn) and then heroes (Marc Singer) had to go and rescue them while talking to tigers and eagles because, well he is the Beastmaster. Oh yeah, his best friends were a pair of ferrets. This movie boasts a decent budget that is nowhere to be seen.  A story and plot that did not attend the same meetings. Acting and dialogue that would rival any high school stage production. And a PG rating with boobs a-plenty and an abundance of sword fights with no blood in sight.  We are so excited.Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

Do you Remember the 72nd Academy Award Best Picture Winner? Do you Remember all the movies that were Nominated? We do and we didn't agree with it then and we don't agree with it now. Join us as we go back to 1999 and preview all 5 movies Nominated for Best Picture and then watch all 5 Nominated movies before reviewing them and declaring which movie should have won. The Nominations were The Insider, The Cider House Rules, The Sixth Sense, and The Green Mile. American Beauty won best picture in 2000 but we don't believe it should have. Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

Remember the Movie Dreamcatcher from 2003? This movie has a stacked cast with Thomas Jane, Jason Lee, Timothy Olyphant, Damian Lewis, Tom Sizemore & Morgan Freeman. A great Director & Screenwriter and it is based on a Stephen King book, what can go wrong? Well, the reviews aren't that great, the Box Office was not that good and that is just the beginning. We were surprised at the lackluster preview and we were even more surprised that we didn't exactly agree on the overall quality of this film. Join us as we go back to 2003 and watch a movie about an Alien invasion, a group of friends, a military quarantine, a supernatural mystery, a possession, an escape, a chase, a lot of gross bowel movements, the meaning of bad acting, bad writing, and bad pacing. This movie has a lot to unpack.Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

Do you remember the star-studded, adrenaline-fueled, action-adventure movie VERTICAL LIMIT from 2000? Yeah, we don't remember a lot of it either. We know there was snow, mountains, and a whole lot of falling. Why were they climbing and how come so many of the characters fell? We can't remember. Join us as we make our ascent up this mountain of a movie that takes place on K2, from the safety and comfort of our couches. We'll join Robin Tunney, Chris O'Donnell, Bill Paxton, Scott Glenn & Boba Fett himself, Temuera Morrison in, VERTICAL LIMIT. Oxygen Tank & Ice Axe Not Included.Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

We remember liking 2009's Whiteout starring Kate Beckinsale. Apparently, we don't know what we are talking about since it is sitting at Rotten Tomatoes with 7%, That's not a typo, it's at 7%, So what are we missing? We remember it had a good cast, a great lead, an interesting story, and an awesome backdrop. Join us, Ana and Jimmy, as we traverse the sub-zero escapades of "Whiteout" with Kate Beckinsale, whose US Marshal character doesn't let a little frostbite interfere with her impeccable style. With wit sharper than the Antarctic wind, we riff on the movie's logic-defying moments, from Beckinsale's pristine appearance to the baffling choice to exclude shower scenes in an environment that's anything but tropical. Beyond the giggles, we take a genuine look at the film's noteworthy cast, including Tom Skerritt and Alex O'Loughlin, and the unique challenges of life at an Antarctic outpost, all while comparing the film to other isolation horror flicks.Have you ever wondered why a film can leave critics and audiences ice cold? We ponder the same as we sift through the frosty critical reception of "Whiteout," juxtaposing it with audience reviews that run the gamut from icy disdain to less-than-warm praise. Stick around as we carve through the movie's layers, starting with a Russian plane crash and segueing into Deputy US Marshal Kerry Stetco's backstory. We analyze the plot's snowy slips and slides and chuckle at the clichéd flashbacks that are supposed to chill our spines but instead raise our eyebrows. Don't forget to zip up your parka as we scrutinize the climax's improbable twists, musing over diamond smuggling schemes and murder mysteries that are more slippery than they appear.As we wrap up our frosty film discussion, we consider the pros and cons of adding "Whiteout" to your watchlist. Is it a diamond in the rough or just ice masquerading as a gem? Sure, we may regret not renting over buying, but there's a certain charm to a thriller that chugs along like a snowmobile in need of a tune-up. Whether you think the movie is a blizzard of excitement or more like a drizzle of doldrums, we invite you to button up your coat and join the debate. Find out if "Whiteout" will leave you with the chills—or if it will just leave you out in the cold.Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

Ever found yourself chuckling and shrieking in equal measure during a horror movie? That's exactly what happened when Ana & Jimmy plunged back into the blood-drenched corridors of the 2009 slasher hit "My Bloody Valentine 3D." Join them as they reminisce about the film's notorious 3D effects, which had them wishing they were ducking pickaxes that seemed to want to fly right off the screen. From the star-studded cast, featuring talents like Jensen Ackles and Jamie King, to Patrick Lussier's directional chops, they unpack the elements that made this film a gore-filled roller coaster ride.Then, they talk about the gorilla in the room – or should we say, the gratuitous nudity? They're slicing through the film's more contentious choices, debating the impact of horror tropes on gender portrayal while sharing laughs over the industry's 3D gimmicks. The film's cultural reception gets a thorough examination, as they weigh the critics' eye rolls against the audience’s giddy scares. The discussion even gets heated as the film's infamous Valentine's Day massacre, but they promise it's all in good fun.For the grand finale, they don't hold back on their thoughts about the narrative's suspenseful twists and the reveal that made one rethink everything they thought they knew. They dissect the backstory of Harry Warden's rampage and the suspenseful uncertainty that blankets the town. And of course, they couldn't wrap up without debating the film's legacy – was it a horror gem or a one-hit-wonder that never saw a sequel? So, if you're looking for a heart-pounding adventure with a side of nostalgia, you've struck blood, or er-gold, with this episode.Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

Ever wonder what it'd be like to celebrate Valentine's Day with a pickaxe-wielding psycho miner on the loose? Sarah, TJ, and Axel certainly didn't sign up for that kind of love triangle! Join Ana and Jimmy, as they crack open a cold Moosehead beer and traverse the shadowy tunnels of the classic '80s slasher "My Bloody Valentine." It's a blood-curdling journey through the film's release, its quirky East Coast accents, and those hilariously dated taglines! You'll chuckle and shudder in equal measure, so brace yourself for a nostalgic ride that's equal parts terror and humor.Now, you might think a trip to the mines is a no-go, but what if the story behind Valentine's Day in this small, eerie town is too intriguing to pass up? Their screening reveals a tale that's survived the test of time; from the bizarre opening to the dance preparations that are a cut above the rest. They debate the merits of the theatrical versus unrated versions, admire the practical effects, and can't help but laugh at the film's campier moments. And don't forget Mabel, whose character gets a special shoutout—because what's a horror flick without memorable townsfolk?So grab your hard hat and a loved one—preferably not a pickaxe murderer—and get ready to unpack the twists and turns of the miner's bloodstained saga. They dissect the film's chilling climax, the reveal of the miner's identity, and the spine-tingling escape that leaves us wanting more. "My Bloody Valentine" may have been a low-budget affair, but will it be worth a 'buy it' or "skip it" rating? It's a Valentine's Day you won't forget, so join them for the terror, the laughs, and a celebration of horror that's close to the heart—literally.Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

Ever wondered why "Joe Versus the Volcano" stirs up such a potent mix of nostalgia and humor? Ana and Jimmy break down this peculiar '90s classic, starring the dynamic Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan. Their trip down memory lane isn't just a recap; it's a treasure trove of insights about the film's unique place in the romantic comedy genre, and we have a blast scrutinizing the whimsical world created by John Patrick Shanley and produced by none other than Steven Spielberg. We also stack it up against other '90s hits to give you a sense of where it stands in the crowded field of throwback cinema.Dive into a sea of split opinions with them as they navigate through the polarizing waves that "Joe Versus the Volcano" made upon its release. Critics like Jeffrey M. Anderson and Roger Ebert lauded its charm, while others weren't so enchanted. They sift through the spectrum of reactions, appreciating the undeniable chemistry between Hanks and Ryan, and debating whether the film’s quirky narrative has sailed smoothly into the present day. And for those moments that make you say, "Wait, what?" they're right there with you, laughing and analyzing every quirky twist and turn.Join them as they cast off on the adventure of rewatching this cinematic oddity, complete with office drudgery, existential escapades, and yes, a volcano-bound wedding. They tackle the film's stylized opening, its satirical jab at the humdrum of 9-to-5 life, and the fantasy of ditching it all for a life less ordinary. From the chemistry between Hanks and Ryan, the unforgettable Lloyd Bridges to Dan Hedaya's unforgettable scene-stealer, their discussion is anything but mundane. So hop aboard for a lively journey through the highs and lows of this island adventure, and find out where they ultimately rate "Joe Versus the Volcano" on the scale of beloved cult classics.Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

Ever come across an old mixtape filled with tunes you'd completely forgotten? That's the kind of nostalgic magic Ana and Jimmy, aimed to recapture as they tackle their movie review for "Gremlins 2: The New Batch" in the latest podcast episode. Laugh along as they recount the hilariously heightened antics of these mischievous creatures taking over a high-tech skyscraper. From the film's memorable characters to its unique blend of horror-comedy, they dissect the elements that made this sequel a curious piece of cinema history.They're eager to share their chuckles and cringes as they not only revisit the standout scenes and cameos that became etched in our memories but also analyze the special effects that oscillate between charmingly retro and downright ludicrous. They even have their own gremlin-like technical issues that serve as the perfect backdrop to the chaotic theme of the movie. Though audio gremlins tried to thwart their podcasting efforts, Ana and Jimy persevered, leaving you with a heartful reflection on the journey of revisiting the childhood favorite "Gremlins 2." So, whether you're a fan of the furry Mogwai or the chaos-causing Gremlins, join them for a trip down memory lane that's as wild as it is whimsical.Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

Ever find yourself chuckling at the memory of early 2000s CGI, where werewolves looked like they needed a flea bath and Dracula's brides were more melodrama than menace? That's where we found ourselves in a fit of giggles as we revisited the notorious "Van Helsing." Your hosts, Ana and Jimmy, guide you through a monster mash-up that's equal parts nostalgia trip and roast session. We marvel at the ambitious spectacle, tackle the hilariously campy plot, and reflect on the film's place in the CGI hall of fame—or shame, depending on who you ask.Grab your garlic and silver bullets, because we're about to dissect the details of this undead adventure. Anna Valerius's bombshell introduction is just the tip of the iceberg as we navigate a labyrinth of convoluted plots, laughable action sequences, and that one time Van Helsing tried to be subtle with Victorian knockout gas. Our commentary zigzags between the film's earnest attempt at gothic horror and the side-splitting reality of its execution. Ending on a note of amused appreciation, we acknowledge that while "Van Helsing" might not be a cinematic tour de force, it's got enough cheesy charm and special effects bravado to warrant a watch—preferably with a group of friends who appreciate a good creature feature. Sit back and enjoy as we dissect every over-the-top moment with a blend of irreverence and affection, proving that sometimes the best films are the ones that invite a hearty laugh at their own expense.Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

Snowboarding mishaps, mechanical bulls, and the nostalgia of early 2000s humor—strap in as Jimmy Coates and Ana Santos take a trip back to a time when baggy snow pants were all the rage and punk rock ruled the soundtrack. Our latest episode careens down the slopes of memory to revisit "Out Cold," a film that's part comedy, part snowboarding extravaganza, and maybe a cult classic. We’re laughing our way through the standout scenes and cringeworthy moments alike that have kept this movie lodged in the hearts who loved it and those who didn't have just left it in the past like an old lift ticket in a winter coat pocket.Zach Galifianakis's hot tub escapades, the stark contrast between critics' scoffs and audiences' chuckles, with potty humor, token black characters, and other 2000s stereotypes—this movie has it all, and we’re breaking down why it still elicits such a warm, if not slightly embarrassed, glow. We're not ignoring the elephant in the room, though: we grapple with the movie's more problematic elements, sifting through outdated slang and questionable plot points with the kind of care one might take while navigating a mogul field on a snowboard.To wrap up our powdery plunge, we take a goggle-eyed look at how this film lands its jumps and faceplants in equal measure. Whether it's worth a watch on your next lazy streaming binge, or best left in the past along with your old snowboarding VHS tapes, we've got our hot take ready. And a heads-up: you might encounter some language that didn’t age as well as the memories. Join us for this episode that’s like the après-ski to your day: full of laughs, good company, and just a touch of cringe.Do You Remember Liking This Movie?

Ever find yourself reminiscing about those '90s action flicks that peppered your youth with equal parts adrenaline and cheese? Well, saddle up for a throwback ride with Anna and Jimmy, as they circle back to the 1995 heist movie "Money Train." With Woody Harrelson, Wesley Snipes, and Jennifer Lopez leading the charge, we revisit the thrills, spills, and yes, the considerable amount of cringe-worthy moments that made this film a mixed bag of action-packed nostalgia.They get real about the ambitious budget and box office reception, which, by the way, didn't quite match up. Their chat meanders through the film's plot—or at least what they can remember of it—and they can't help but chuckle over the one-liners and the dated racial dynamics that seem more out of sync now than ever. The chemistry between Harrelson and Snipes gets its due spotlight, as does Lopez's somewhat solitary strut on screen. But don't let their foggy memories fool you; they've got the nitty-gritty on those climactic scenes and the impressive train derailment effects that'll have you rethinking how much you loved (or didn't) this '90s gem.Wrapping things up with a bang, they ponder the legacy "Money Train" has left behind and whether it withstands the test of time—or if, like many trains, it's simply due to be retired. From the brutal fight choreography to the nighttime filming challenges in New York, they unpack it all, leaving you with either a renewed appreciation for this blast from the past or a firm reasoning as to why some movies should probably stay in the last century. So, hop on board as they dissect this cinematic artifact, and don't forget to hit play for a journey filled with action, nostalgia, and a healthy dose of reality checks.Do You Remember Liking This Movie?