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Katie, Darcy, and MJ discuss Stephen Sommers' 1999 film The Mummy.

Katie, Darcy, MJ, and Joe discuss Baz Luhrmann's 1996 musical tragedy Romeo + Juliet.

The four musketeers return to discuss the Wachowski sisters' 1999 cyberpunk classic, The Matrix. An in-depth conversation about the philosophical underpinnings of the film followed by some nostalgic reminiscence.

The four musketeers discuss Darcy's selection, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (1982), Colin Higgins' follow up to his canonical classic Nine to Five (1980). They discuss an array of topics, followed by a fun Q&A session.

After a brief life-hiatus, DJ Darcy-Darç is back!! 😊😊😊 With her are Katie, MJ & Joe, and this week the four musketeers discuss Rob Reiner's imminently quotable 1987 comedy meta-narrative classic, The Princess Bride. As always, nostalgia anchors the conversation but they also discuss an array of topics centering on sexuality and sociopolitical context.

Join Joe, Katie, MJ, and extra-special guest Autymn as we discuss Disney's 1995 cult classic A Goofy Movie! Take a bathroom break, get some snacks, a cup of coffee or whatever you need 'cos this episode is a deep dive into race, queerness, thematic analysis, representation, corporate critique, and much more!

This time around, the VHS Glow team muses upon super-sad lesbian drama High Art (Lisa Cholodenko, 1998).

Katie, MJ, and Joe return after a brief hiatus for another dose of nostalgia! This time around, we are expanding our scope to all genres (versus our former action-only status) -- don't worry, we're sticking to the 80s and 90s. We come back strong with a double feature of License to Drive (1988) and Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead (1991).

We cover a wide array of topics for this week's episode on one of the most bizarre box office flops of all time, Super Mario Bros. (Annabel Jankel, Rocky Morton, 1993)!

We all just think it's a great movie TBH! Come along as we take a breezy trip through Speed (Jan de Bont, 1994).

MJ thinks First Blood (1982) -- NOT RAMBO (2008) -- is about the creation of the superhero archetype. Katie thinks it's about the mother-virgin-crone continuum. Darcy thinks it's about the US' massive blunders in Vietnam from a soldier's POV.

What is Robocop (Paul Verhoeven, 1987) REALLY about?