Buuuuuddy! This week on The VHS Club, we're heading back to 1992 to revisit Encino Man, the movie that introduced many of us to Brendan Fraser's lovable cave man, gave Pauly Shore one of his most iconic roles, and somehow convinced an entire generation that thawing out a frozen prehistoric…
Anyone else remember the McDonald's with the conveyor belt that delivered your food? 🍔🍟 During our review of Strange Brew, we took a nostalgic detour into one of the coolest fast-food memories ever: watching your order travel around the restaurant on a giant conveyor belt. Apparently, some locations removed them…
Take off, eh! This week on The VHS Club, we're cracking open a cold one and revisiting the Canadian cult comedy classic, Strange Brew, which stars Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas as the legendary Bob & Doug McKenzie. From beer factories and hockey jokes to bizarre villains, Shakespeare references, and…
What makes Spaceballs one of the most beloved comedies of all time? On The VHS Club, Katie, Nat, and Josh discuss why nearly every line from Mel Brooks' sci-fi parody became a classic quote. From fans with Spaceballs doormats to endless one-liners that still get repeated decades later, this movie's…
The Vulcan nerve pinch scene in Spaceballs might be one of the greatest movie gags ever. On this episode of The VHS Club, Katie, Nat, and Josh share some of their favorite moments from Mel Brooks' sci-fi classic, including Lone Starr's hilariously incorrect Vulcan nerve pinch, Princess Vespa's ridiculous matching…
What’s the funniest quote from Spaceballs? On this episode of The VHS Club, Katie, Nat, and Josh try to pick their favorite line from Mel Brooks’ sci-fi comedy masterpiece — and it’s nearly impossible. From "We ain't found shit!" to "I knew it, I'm surrounded by assholes!" to the legendary…
On this clip from The VHS Club, we talk about one of the greatest villain entrances in movie history: Sho’nuff walking into the theater in The Last Dragon. The scene has EVERYTHING: 🥋 Martial arts philosophy ⚡ Light side vs dark side energy 🎤 MTV dance crew vibes 🍿 Rocky…
How do you even explain The Last Dragon to someone who’s never seen it? On this clip from The VHS Club, we try to describe the absolute chaos that is this 80s cult classic — and somehow ChatGPT gets weirdly close. “A Harlem teenager learns kung fu so he can…
Why did The Last Dragon become such a cult classic? On this clip from The VHS Club, Jonathan explains why he watched the movie over 50 TIMES growing up in Brooklyn during the height of breakdancing, hip hop, and martial arts mania in the 80s. From dojo culture to Bruce…
This week on The VHS Club, Katie & Nat are joined by Josh to revisit one of the greatest sci-fi comedies ever made — Spaceballs (1987). Directed by Mel Brooks and starring Rick Moranis, Bill Pullman, John Candy, and Daphne Zuniga, this legendary parody takes aim at Star Wars, merchandising…
Things got unexpectedly Canadian on The VHS Club 😂 While talking baseball movies and national anthems, the crew realized Katie & Nat only know O Canada half in English and half in French 🇨🇦 Would YOU be able to sing your national anthem bilingually on the spot? #Shorts #Canada #ALeagueOfTheirOwn…
The cast of A League of Their Own didn’t just pretend to play baseball — they trained HARD before filming. In this clip from The VHS Club Podcast, we break down the legendary split catch scene, the shocking fact that there was NO stunt double, and why the actors’ baseball…
We need to bring yearning back. 😭 In this clip from our latest episode of The VHS Club, we talk about why Joseph Fiennes’ performance in Shakespeare in Love still works so well — and why modern romantic movies feel like they’re missing that same emotional intensity. The LOOKS. The…
This week on The VHS Club, it’s another crossover episode as Katie & Nat team up with John, Mark, and Producer Pete from If These Balls Could Talk to revisit one of the most beloved sports movies of the 90s — A League of Their Own (1992). Directed by Penny…
This week on The VHS Club, we’re heading back to the Elizabethan stage to revisit Shakespeare in Love (1998) — the romantic period drama that somehow beat Saving Private Ryan for Best Picture. After a recent trip to Shakespeare's Globe, Katie is all about diving back into this nostalgic rewatch.…
You know those movies you don’t think you remember… until they start playing? That was us rewatching The Client. Within seconds, it all came rushing back — every scene, every moment, like it never left. And honestly? It hit way harder than expected. Is The Client one of those movies…
Let’s be real… Top Gun wouldn’t hit the same without the music. From high-stakes mission briefings to Maverick vs Iceman tension… every single moment is backed by a PERFECT score. And of course— “Take My Breath Away” didn’t win an Oscar for nothing. This soundtrack isn’t just good… it’s main…
This week on The VHS Club, we’re cracking open the legal thriller The Client (1994)… and asking one big question: Why is this movie about a kid SO intense?! Starring Brad Renfro, Susan Sarandon, and Tommy Lee Jones, this 90s courtroom drama somehow became a core childhood memory for way…
Everyone remembers how Goose dies in Top Gun… But the real emotional gut punch? It happens AFTER. In this clip, we break down the moment where Goose’s wife (Meg Ryan) comforts Maverick—while dealing with her own unimaginable loss—and gives him the words that release him from guilt. “She knew exactly…
Was Iceman actually the problem in Top Gun? Everyone calls him the “perfect pilot” because he follows the rules… but what if his ego is what really caused things to go wrong? In this clip, we break down the training scene where Iceman refuses to let Maverick take the shot—and…
Wait… what if dolphins aren’t just smart… but alien cousins? During our Cocoon review, things took a very weird turn. We’re talking dolphin kidnappings, underwater cities, and a theory that honestly… kind of tracks?? Is Cocoon secretly telling us the truth about Atlantis?! Watch till the end and tell us—are…
Grab your aviators and cue up the Kenny Loggins, because we’re heading into the danger zone. This week on The VHS Club, we’re reviewing Top Gun — the iconic 1986 blockbuster starring Tom Cruise that defined cool for an entire generation. From beach volleyball and fighter jets to questionable romance…
Why does The Breakfast Club still resonate decades later? In this clip from The VHS Club, we break down why this iconic coming-of-age film still works—exploring identity, stereotypes, and the universal teenage experience that never really changes. From detention dynamics to personal growth, this is why The Breakfast Club feels…
Don’t you… forget about this episode. This week on The VHS Club, we’re heading back to Saturday detention (on a Thursday night) with The Breakfast Club. It's the ultimate 80s coming-of-age classic that somehow made a group of high school stereotypes feel painfully real. Join us as we break down:…