Forget romance â Titanic might secretly be the creepiest horror movie of all time. Between the claustrophobic flooding scenes, the chaos of the sinking, and the sheer hopelessness, rewatching it today feels more terrifying than most actual horror films. Is it time we start calling James Cameronâs epic a disasterâŠ
In Titanicâs most nerve-wracking moment, Jack is handcuffed deep below deck as icy water creeps closer and closer. Betrayed by Cal and framed for stealing the Heart of the Ocean, heâs helpless as the ship tilts and the water spills through the corridors. This scene is pure âbeautifully creepyâ perfectionâŠ
You know the heartbreaking moments in Titanic⊠but this one? Itâs straight-up unsettling. People are being shot for trying to get onto lifeboats, while the shipâs band plays a bizarrely upbeat tune in the background. In this clip from The VHS Club Podcast, we break down why that tiny detailâŠ
Itâs time to stand out â above the crowd! This week on The VHS Club, Katie, Nat, and Josh are hitting the road with Max and Goofy for the ultimate 90s animated road trip: A Goofy Movie (1995)! From unforgettable Powerline bops to the awkward but heartfelt fatherâson bonding moments,âŠ
"Draw me like one of your French girlsâŠ" đš This week on The VHS Club Podcast, Nat & Katie are diving heart-first into Titanic â the epic 1997 masterpiece that broke our teenage hearts and destroyed our VHS rewinders. We were OBSESSED. With the movie. With the music. With theâŠ
Before Moulin Rouge and Big Little Lies, there was Dr. Chase Meridian. đ In this clip from The VHS Club Podcast, Katie and Josh reminisce about how Batman Forever was their very first intro to Nicole Kidman â and possibly yours, too. (Also... shoutout to dads with Days of ThunderâŠ
Who needs an Apple Watch when Alfred had Bat-tech in 1995? đ In this clip from The VHS Club Podcast, Katie and Josh break down one of the best lines in Batman Forever â and go off on a tangent about why 1995 was a terrible year for superhero lairs.âŠ
For some of us, Batman Forever wasnât just another Bat-flick â it was our Batman. đŠ In this clip from The VHS Club Podcast, Josh shares why this neon-drenched, chaos-fueled version of Gotham was the one that defined his childhood. From VHS to Blu-ray, itâs always been his Bat-jam. CatchâŠ
From plutonium to banana peels to a steam train push â the Back to the Future trilogy really took us on a wild ride when it came to time travel fuel. đ In this clip from The VHS Club Podcast, we break down how Doc & Marty kept the DeLoreanâŠ
Back to the Future Part II made some bold predictions about 2015 â video calls? â Fingerprint locks? â Pepsi Perfect? â Fax machines? Still⊠somehow In this clip from our full trilogy review on The VHS Club Podcast, we break down the future tech they got right, the stuffâŠ
Hoverboards? Nope. Self-lacing Nikes? Still waiting. Flying cars? Yeah... not even close. In this clip from The VHS Club Podcast, we hilariously unpack all the futuristic tech Back to the Future promised us â and why 2025 just isnât living up to the hype. đŒ Watch the full episode whereâŠ
Riddle us this, Bat-fans⊠is Batman Forever secretly awesome? Or just a wild fever dream in a rubber suit? This week on The VHS Club Podcast, Katie & Nat are joined by fellow tater tot, Josh â who loves this movie â to revisit Joel Schumacherâs high-voltage, star-studded entry inâŠ
Did you know watching Jaws can actually help you burn calories? đ± Thanks to its nonstop suspense and heart-racing tension, Jaws is literally famous for making viewers burn more than 150 calories just sitting on the couch. In this clip from The VHS Club, we dive into the science behindâŠ
The secret to Jaws still being terrifying 50 years later? You barely see the shark. In this clip from our Jaws review, we break down how Spielbergâs choice to keep Bruce (yep, thatâs the sharkâs name) mostly hidden â combined with that unforgettable score â creates tension that still worksâŠ
Even with just 4 minutes of screen time, the Jaws shark made cinematic history... and it still looks shockingly realistic today. In this clip from our Jaws review episode, we talk Shark Week vibes, regurgitated license plates, and why the teeth and eyes of Bruce (yep, he had a name!)âŠ
It's time to go... back to the past! On this weekâs episode of The VHS Club Podcast, Katie & Nat are hopping into the DeLorean and reviewing all three Back to the Future movies to celebrate the anniversary of the iconic original. From 1955 to 2015 to the Wild WestâŠ
Before the bullets fly and the tech takes over, RoboCop actually gives us a surprisingly emotional setup â with Murphy, his partner, and some genuine buddy-cop vibes. But just as you start to settle in⊠BAM đ„ enter the villain, played by none other than Red Forman from That â70sâŠ
Itâs the 50th anniversary of Jaws â the movie that made us all afraid to go back in the water â and weâre sinking our teeth into it on this weekâs episode of The VHS Club Podcast! Join Katie & Nat (no guests this week, just OG Club vibes) asâŠ
Think RoboCop is just over-the-top 80s action? Think again. đ„ In this clip from The VHS Club, Nat, Katie, & Andrew dive into why RoboCop still holds up today â from surprisingly deep character development to its timely take on AI, identity, and humanity. Itâs more than explosions and one-linersâŠâŠ
Yes, weâre talking about RoboCop⊠and yes, the robot scream is kind of adorable. đ In this clip from The VHS Club, Andrew shares his favorite scene (hint: it involves that epic moment at the firing range), while we all agree that the robot's ridiculous stair-fall scream is unintentionally theâŠ
This week on The VHS Club, Nat is back â and sheâs bringing backup! Nat's brother Andrew joins the show for a full-throttle deep dive into the dystopian, satirical, cyborg-cop masterpiece that is RoboCop (1987). We're breaking down all the hyper-violent, corporate-fueled, gloriously over-the-top action that made Paul Verhoevenâs RoboCopâŠ
Streaming? Meh. Brian from Cinema Psychos Podcast is proudly team physical media â and heâs not letting go of his DVD stash anytime soon. From digging through Walmart bins to rescuing Explorers on disc, this clip is a love letter to the days of movie hunting and home collections. đŒâŠ
River Phoenixâs character Wolfgang has the strangest German movie family â and weâre absolutely here for it. đ Brian from Cinema Psychos Podcast joins The VHS Club to celebrate this delightfully weird and wildly supportive sci-fi household from Explorers (1985). They're clueless, chaotic, and totally okay with their son buildingâŠ
Aliens who learned everything from TV? Yup â and they're terrified of us. đ Brian from Cinema Psychos Podcast breaks down one of the most underrated themes in Explorers: how aliens might see humanity through the wild lens of pop culture. Itâs hilarious, innocent, and surprisingly deep for a familyâŠ