Everyone remembers their first Disney movie. For Andrew, it was Mary Poppins—and it made a lifelong impression. 💖 In this clip from The VHS Club, he shares how his mom’s car cassette and endless sing-alongs turned Mary Poppins into pure childhood magic (and maybe wore out a few tapes along…
Some things are sacred—and Mary Poppins is one of them. ☂️💨 In this clip from The VHS Club, Katie, Nat, and Andrew issue a very serious (but totally loving) decree: If you haven’t watched Mary Poppins, you’re missing one of the most magical films ever made. Watch the full Mary…
Some movies aren’t just magical—they become part of our lives. 💫 In this clip from The VHS Club’s Mary Poppins episode, Katie, Nat, and Andrew reflect on why the film’s songs and moments still hit so hard decades later. Plus, a fun throwback to the Disney Sing-Along Songs VHS tapes!…
This week on The VHS Club, we ain’t afraid of no ghosts — or zombies, or robots! Katie and Nat are strapping on their proton packs to revisit Ghostbusters (1984), the supernatural comedy that defined a generation. Joining them are special guests Kyle (writer and director) and Zuzu (actor) of…
The making of The Rocky Horror Picture Show was way more shocking than the movie itself 😳 - The cast filmed in an abandoned mansion with no heat or electricity. - Susan Sarandon nearly died from pneumonia during the infamous pool scene. - And despite the cult status, none of…
What makes a cult classic… classic? 🎬 It’s not just weirdness or shock value — it’s quotability. The Rocky Horror Picture Show is one of the most quoted films ever made, and that connection is part of what turned it into a phenomenon. Fans memorized every line, sang every lyric,…
This week on The VHS Club, we’re taking a jolly holiday back to 1964 for one of Disney’s most beloved classics — Mary Poppins! With special guest Andrew joining Katie and Nat, we’re diving into the practically perfect world of flying nannies, dancing penguins, and catchy tunes that defined a…
Did you know The Time Warp almost wasn’t in The Rocky Horror Picture Show? 😱 The now-iconic dance number was added last-minute because producers wanted a big, memorable song, but they had no budget left for choreography. So the lyrics literally teach you the moves! That’s why everyone looks equally…
It’s one of the scariest movies ever made… but did you know The Texas Chainsaw Massacre almost got a PG rating? 😳 Like Jaws, this 1974 horror classic relied almost entirely on suspense instead of blood and gore. There’s barely any on-screen violence — yet it terrified audiences worldwide. Proof…
When The Texas Chainsaw Massacre first hit theaters, audiences LOST IT. People fainted, walked out, and even ended up in hospitals. The film was banned in cities across Canada — including Ottawa — and in multiple countries around the world. The wild part? There’s barely any blood or gore. It…
Ever wonder where the idea for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre really came from? It turns out it wasn’t just movie magic — it was inspired by some deeply unsettling real-life stories. From a Christmas shopping crowd to a “friend” who made a human-skin Halloween mask, this horror classic’s origins are…
This week on The VHS Club, we’re slipping into fishnets and stepping into one of the wildest cult classics of all time — The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975). What started as a small stage musical exploded into a global phenomenon that still packs theaters nearly 50 years later. Join…
“She just killed an innocent bystander and was like… meh.” 💀 In this Christine (1983) clip discussion, Katie and Nat from The VHS Club Podcast break down one of the movie’s wildest moments — from spontaneous explosions to zero remorse — and imagine a world where Christine teams up with…
Forget the actors — John Carpenter made it clear: the real star of Christine is the car. ❤️🔥 In this clip from The VHS Club Podcast, Katie and Nat dive into how Carpenter turned Stephen King’s killer car story into something uniquely his own — cinematic, synthy, and unmistakably 80s.…
What happens when you mix Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, and Christine into one horror-fueled road trip? 🚗💀 In this clip from The VHS Club Podcast, Katie and Nat imagine the ultimate 80s horror crossover — part Jaws, part Halloween, all John Carpenter synth magic. Watch the full Christine (1983) episode:…
This week on The VHS Club, we’re heading deep into the Texas backroads for one of the most terrifying films ever made — The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974). What began as a low-budget indie shocker turned into a horror revolution that changed cinema forever. Join Katie and Nat as they:…
This week on The VHS Club Podcast, we’re shifting into high gear with Christine (1983) — the supernatural horror classic where teenage obsession meets murderous muscle car. Directed by John Carpenter and based on Stephen King’s novel, Christine is revved up with 80s grit, chrome, and pure evil on four…
If you’ve seen The Lost Boys (1987), you KNOW the scene: an oiled-up, muscle-bound sax player blasting his heart out at the Santa Carla pier. That’s Tim Cappello — and decades later, people are still obsessed. Iconic, meme-worthy, unforgettable. 👉 Watch the full VHS Club episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eVXXNhNftQ&t=7s #TheLostBoys #80sMovies…
You can’t talk about The Lost Boys (1987) without mentioning the legendary saxophone scene. Enter Tim Cappello: oiled up, shredded, and blasting the most unforgettable sax solo in vampire movie history. 😎🎶 👉 Watch the full VHS Club episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eVXXNhNftQ&t=7s #TheLostBoys #80sMovies #SaxMan
"The movie that made vampires cool again… and mullets questionable.” 😂 Join The VHS Club as we rewind to The Lost Boys (1987) and debate just how cool those 80s hairstyles really were. 👉 Watch the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eVXXNhNftQ&t=7s #TheLostBoys #80sMovies #TheVHSClub
Imagine sneaking into a funeral home to see your best friend’s body… only to be greeted by the Candyman himself, Tony Todd, as the eeriest mortician ever. 😱 In Final Destination, he doesn’t just shrug off the break-in — he calmly explains that Death is coming for all of them.…
The first death in Final Destination set the tone for the whole franchise — eerie setups, fake-outs, and ultimately, fate catching up. 💀 What makes it even more chilling? Every bit of it was done with practical effects, no CGI. That’s why it still feels so real (and terrifying) today.…
Every time you see a log truck… you think Final Destination. 😱 That’s how big of a cultural impact this movie had. And when the latest sequel dropped, the studio leaned all the way in — sending real log trucks out on the road with ads reading, “Is it your…
This week on The VHS Club Podcast, we’re heading back to 1987 with one of the most stylish vampire flicks of all time — The Lost Boys. A perfect blend of horror, comedy, and MTV-era swagger that made vampires cool (and mullets questionable). Join us as we: 🧛 Revisit Michael,…