Episodes

There's absolutely no dancing allowed in the tiny town that Ren McCormack (Kevin Bacon) finds himself in. Which is a serious bummer since Ren is pretty fantastic at dancing. No worries, things will work themselves out. Or will they? Get ready, Tater Tots - it's time for the Footloose episode. Grab your dancing shoes!

It's an American teen musical drama and the song has been stuck in our heads for weeks now - it's time for the Fame episode. This 80s movie is about the New York High School of Performing Arts and the men and women who are auditioning for coveted spots at the school.

Did you know that the Jetsons is actually set in 2062? So who knows, maybe we will see flying cars and a Jetsons-esque world at that point. You never know. In this episode of The VHS Club, we're taking it back to 1990 to talk about the future... and by that, we mean, we're reviewing Jetsons: The Movie. In this classic futuristic flick, George Jetson is being relocated to a distant planet by his boss, Mr. Spacely. Come join us to find out how many spuds this one got.

A San Francisco beat poet. Commitment issues. A girlfriend with a secret. Axes. You know how we love a dark comedy. Well, this one also has romance. A romantic dark comedy, if you will. So I Married An Axe Murderer was released in 1993 and stars Mike Myers, Nancy Travis, Anthony LaPaglia, and the late Phil Hartman. It's a fantastic rewatch with lots of laughs and Mike Myers starring in multiple ridiculous roles. Grab your popcorn and pop in this VHS.

"I'm right on top of that, Rose." Have you seen Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead? This 90s comedy was an absolute favorite for us. We grew up pretending we worked for G.A.W (General Apparel West) and honestly wishing we were as cool as Christina Applegate. Honestly, some things never change. If you haven't seen this one yet, now's the time to dust off that VCR and pop this one in. You won't regret it.

This 90s movie has it all: an all star cast (hello Goldie Hawn, Bruce Willis, and Meryl Streep), a mysterious drink that makes you immortal, and tons of laughs. Welcome to the "Death Becomes Her" episode. Have you seen this one yet? Nat loves it. Katie hasn't seen it. It's sure to be a fun episode.

"Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned for SEGA." That's right. It's time for the Mallrats episode. You remember malls, right? Directed by Kevin Smith and starring Jason Lee, Jeremy London, Ben Affleck, Claire Forlani among others, this 90s buddy comedy tells the story of two men who just can't keep their girlfriends happy, but are trying to win them back anyway.

"Goonies never say die!" That's right, we're finally reviewing The Goonies. This timeless childhood adventure movie has treasure maps, pirates, best friends, "the Truffle Shuffle," and a bad guy called "One Eye Willie". It stars Sean Astin, Jeff Cohen, Corey Feldman, Ke Huy Quan, was written by the legendary Steven Spielberg and Chris Columbus, and was directed by Richard Donner. Have you seen this one? Time to dust off the VCR and enjoy a night of adventure.

We're finishing off our Michael Keaton run with Night Shift. This dark comedy centers on a night shift morgue employee who stumbles upon a prostitution ring. Starring Henry Winkler, Shelley Long, and Kevin Costner alongside Keaton, it's sure to be a gem. Have you seen this one?

We're taking it back to 1988 this week with a review of Beetlejuice (and we're insanely excited that this year is going to bring us a sequel!) This 80s movie stars Michael Keaton, Catherine O'Hara, and a young Wynona Rider, and was directed by Tim Burton. It's filled with ghosts, ghouls, an epic house, and lots of laughs. Have you seen this dark comedy? SOURCES https://facts.net/celebrity/18-mind-blowing-facts-about-beetlejuice/ https://www.yardbarker.com/entertainment/articles/20_facts...

"I like pizza, Steve." We're doing it. We're rewatching Multiplicity. This campy comedy is about a man who just doesn't have enough time in the day, so he gets cloned to get some extra help. #relatable His clones end up causing all kinds of issues. Who would have guessed? (But are also kind of incredible). It stars Michael Keaton and Andy McDowell and is directed by Harold Ramis. Don't miss this review. Grab your popcorn, pop in the VHS, and be sure to let us know what you think.

Michael Keaton, Tim Burton, Jack Nicholson, Kim Basinger... we're taking it back to 1989 this week on The VHS Club with our review of Batman and we're so excited to rewatch this one. Thanks for the great recommendation, Josh! Dust off your VCR or DVD player, give this one a watch, and join us in the live studio audience on Thursday at 9pm Eastern to share your thoughts. We'll bring the facts. See you there!

It's included in just about everyone's top 10 Christmas movies list. In fact, it's usually in the top 3. Home Alone hit movie theaters in 1990 and has continued to win everyone's hearts. Created by the one and only John Hughes and directed by Chris Columbus, this holiday favorite stars Macaulay Culkin as Kevin McCallister, an 8 year old who gets accidentally left home alone over the holidays and has to defend his home against two somewhat scary (but mostly hilarious) bandits. Have you seen this one? Is it on your top 10 list?

Are you ready for the Die Hard episode? 🎄 It just doesn't feel like Christmas until Hans Gruber falls off the Nakatomi Plaza. I mean, that guy had it coming. Fun fact! Did you know that when we were plotting to start this video podcast, Die Hard was the first movie we had in mind to review? It's our all-time favorite Christmas movie and just an all-around fun experience. So whether you've seen this one before, watch it annually like the cool kids, or have no idea what we're talking about, come join us for this episode.

It's the holiday season and next up on our Christmas re-watch list is A Christmas Story. This one takes place in the 1940s (or does it?) and features young Ralphie Parker, who is trying desperately to convince his parents to let him a Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas. Does he win them over? You'll have to watch this one to find out. Have you seen this one? Dust off your VCR, grab your popcorn, and dive in.

It's the holiday season and this week on The VHS Club, we're rewatching one of our favorite Christmas movies, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. It stars Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Randy Quaid, Johnny Galecki, and Juliette Lewis and is truly a holiday classic. From giant Christmas trees to squirrels to terrible relatives and dazzling lights, this movie has just about everything... even all of the best laughs. "Why is the carpet all wet, Todd?" "I don't know, Margo." Have you seen this one? Dust off your VCR, grab your popcorn, and dive in. We'll see you in the live studio audience.

This week on The VHS Club, Katie & Nat are reviewing the one and only Pride and Prejudice miniseries from the 90s. This timeless gem of a "film" from the BBC stars Colin Firth as Mr. Darcy and Jennifer Ehle as Ms. Bennett. It's everything we could ever ask for in a romance and we can't wait to share all of our thoughts and feelings with you on air. Have you seen this one? Dust off your VCR, grab your popcorn, and dive in.

This week on The VHS Club, Katie & Nat are reviewing Katie's favorite Nicolas Cage movie - Face/Off. This preposterous action sci-fi flick also stars John Travolta and is directed by John Woo. Fun fact: sometimes Katie randomly says "face off" while pretending to pull her face off. This movie is that level of ridiculous.

This week on The VHS Club, Katie & Nat are joined by Tater Tot (yeah, we're going for it) Hank, to review Hank's favorite movie - Con Air. This film includes an ex-con, a US Ranger, a prisoner plane, John Cusack, and Nicholas Cage. What could possibly go wrong?

It was Ms. Peacock in the Library with the Knife! Or was it...? This week on The VHS Club, we're rewatching Clue. Yes, like the game. Did you know there was a movie made in the 80s? This classic whodunit stars Tim Curry, Madeline Kahn, Leslie Ann Warren, Michael McKeen, Christopher Lloyd, Eileen Brennan, and more. It's filled with twists, turns, and even some laughs.

This week on The VHS Club, we're causing "amuck, amuck, amuck..." and taking it back to 1993 with Hocus Pocus. This family-friendly Halloween movie stars Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy as the Sanderson sisters -- three child soul eating witches who you kind of can't help but like. Have you seen this one?

This week on The VHS Club, we're revisiting the film that made Jamie Lee Curtis an icon -- Halloween. Yes, it's technically outside our usual decades (1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s), but it's so darn good that we just can't help ourselves. Come join us as we talk about this entire franchise and what makes Michael Myers so darn creepy even decades later.

This week on The VHS Club, we're rewatching one of our all-time favorite slasher flicks - Friday the 13th. This timeless horror classic has it all - Jason, Camp Crystal Lake, a big knife, lots of teenagers being teenagers, and a crazy mother. In true Nat & Katie fashion, we missed airing this on Friday the 13th, but that doesn't mean we won't pretend it's Friday the 13th anyhow.

This week on The VHS Club, we're getting witchy! We'll be diving into The Craft. This 90s supernatural horror film stars Fairuza Balk, Robin Tunney, Neve Campbell, Rachel True, and Skeet Ulrich. It features a telekinetic gift and wannabe witches. Have you seen this one?