On this episode, I dive into the movie that commands a place in most Top 600 Christmas Movies released between 2006-2008. The cast is loaded up pretty well, the visual effects are certainly present, and Paul Giamatti plays Santa in exactly the way you would expect him to. Enjoy!

I cover one of the all-time greats, the black and white classic about Santa Claus, includes some great performances and so much feel-goodery you can hardly stand it!

Kicking off the holiday season with a Tim Allen comedy where he unwittingly agrees to become Kris Kringle.

It wouldn’t be a 90s Comedies collection without the spectacular Pauly Shore. This movie is more ridiculous than you remember.

My sister and I join each other virtually to discuss a childhood favorite musical that I feel like no one else outside of my family has ever heard of. There’s singing, dancing, talking, and kidnapping of several young women in hopes of gaining their romantic interest.

My sister and I join each other virtually to discuss a childhood favorite musical that I feel like no one else outside of my family has ever heard of. There’s singing, dancing, talking, and kidnapping of several young women in hopes of gaining their romantic interest.

Man, forget the 90s alone, this movie is an all-time great. Endless great bits, ridiculous humor, and lip syncing+headbanging to Bohemian Rhapsody!

On the final Halloween episode of 2023 I cover 2022’s “The Black Phone” starring Ethan Hawke and others.

Kicking off the 6-Part Trading Ratings series on Definitive 90s Comedies, we discuss a childhood favorite of mine called “Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead” from 1991. Hopefully it’s clear what the criteria here is: these 6 movies manage to evoke the 90s in some way for us, and that can essentially be in any…

This film kinda sorta horror film is rated PG-13 and it certainly is a film, there’s no doubt about that. It was another surprise hit in 2022 and a lot of people were talking about it. Theme music performed by Brandon Griffes in association with Brandon At Random Reviews Entertainment