Direct to VHS Jason Hill

On this long over due Christmas leftovers podcast, Jason and Tom breakdown the Christmas classics Ernest saves Christmas and Silent Night, Deadly Night. A family film, and a slasher movie, we talk all about the merits of both films and why they are in so many peoples’ holiday rotation. So heat up your Turkey and give the newest pod a listen!

Break out your hairspray and feather that mullet, as we’ve got a straight up classic for our listeners this week, 1989’s Road House! We discuss everything from monster trucks destroying dealerships that don’t have a roof, to bouncer networking, and why we never went to a bar protected by chicken wire. All that and more on this blast of a podcast. Listen wherever you get your podcasts!

On the newest, somewhat delayed episode of direct to vhs podcast, we broke down the #80smovie classic Who Framed Roger Rabbit. This #disney movie is one we all grew up with and we dive in real deep. Including topics on what would it look like if Bill Murray was the star, classic cartoon jokes that this movie nails, and how you can run up a $900 bar tab! So sit back and remember, don’t go playing patty cake behind your partner’s back!

On this week’s episode we bring to you the absolute cult classic The Toxic Avenger! Arguably Troma’s most well known film, the guys sit down and discuss everything from old BASF commercials from the 90s, what real life politician the Tromaville mayor looks like, and of course, running people over with cars. So sit back, and listen to us talk about better living through chemistry.

Warm up your button mashing skills and put on your best tank top, because this week we've got a doozy for you. The 1994 "classic" Street Fighter! Listen to us chat about how much better Raul Julia is than everyone else in this movie, how many characters can possible be crammed into a movie, and how much cocaine 10k a week can get you. So sit back, smash some cars, and listen to our newest episode!

Merry Christmas! This week we breakdown the holiday classic Jack Frost from 1997. Listen to us make sense of this holiday slasher as we the sheriff needing to grow a spine, where the hell is Michael Keaton, and possibly the dumbest kid put on film. Happy holidays, folks!