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100th Episode Spectacular! Not really. We just drink while discussing the movie that teaches you it's OK to be ugly as long as you're rich and talented.

The unneeded live action remake of the Disney classic isn't as bad as it could have been.

We've had one movie already, but what about second movie? The sequel to the series that followed the movie that, really, no one really asked for.

Simply the best movie combination of Halloween and Christmas. The perfect November movie. But it also makes no sense.

Debby Reynolds is in this. Debby. Reynolds. She deserved better.

A critique on the state of mandatory reporter laws in the 90's. Or another Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen movie. Or both.

Can the remake of a 1991 classic remake of a 60's TV show be even better than the original material? I mean, it's possible, but this certainly isn't it.

What is probably the most functional family in cinematic history meets reality and comes out ahead.

Eddie Murphy in a kids movie based on a theme park ride. This was never going to be good, was it?

Like, seriously, did Bette Midler know what she signed up for or was this just her doing what she does best? Either way, top 10 Halloween movies of all time.

The sequel to the movie based on those little troll dolls that get randomly popular every 15 years. At least it's introducing our kids to good music.

Time travel brought to you by your dad the dog. Because the 5 minute cartoon segments were not enough.

The movie that launched the minions. And for that, it has much to answer for.

What even is this movie? It's... not good. It's... not bad. It's just... weird.

First, we know it's Stephen Baldwin. But also, we look at a lot of kids detective shows to figure out why we think children have the answers to all our problems.

Where do you know Tim Curry from? This movie answers that for our kids now. Decide what that says about them.

How are there no dogs or caves in this movie?