For this milestone episode it couldn't be anybody else in the guest seat other than KG's own, Jeremy Keys! And for Jeremy, there could be no other movie worth revisiting than the 1986 Jim Henson cult-classic: Labyrinth. Between David Bowie's
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Shine bright, shine far, this week's star is none other than KG's own co-host, the marvelous Stacie Lyons! Stacie could still remember all the words (and dance moves) to this movie's theme song, but was this Tyra Banks/Lindsay Lohan vehicle
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"Welcome to The Rock." The iconic words of an aged Sean Connery beckoned a young Engineer AJ to the nearest TV screen for a hypnotic display of gunshots, patriotism, and the one-of-a-kind acting of peak Nicholas Cage. But does AJ
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The one thing that the wonderful and hilarious, Kate Fruhman, loved about her childhood? All the damn vampires. Oh, and all the Corey Haim. Mostly just the Corey Haim. Book-ended on a VHS tape by The Secret of NIMH and
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WORK THAT BODY and then settle down for Prince and the Pauper meets Kid 'n Play in this 1992 teen romp starring zero teenagers. The insanely talented hip-hop artist, Chill Moody, has loved Class Act ever since he was seven
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Yo Wasteoid, you think The Breakfast Club is beyond reconsideration? Improviser and repeat guest, Chris Esperance (ep# 20-- Bad Boys), thinks this quintessential piece of '80s cinema might not be able to hold its smoke in 2018. Was he right?
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SHARK DIVE into this "jawesome" TMNT rip-off that served as the re-introduction to American cartoons for the unbelievably funny, Pim Van H! Pim once dreamed of becoming Tim Jones, an all-American oceanographer, but a rat-tail and a fear of the
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In part 2, everyone shares their scariest doll stories, the gang meets the Freakmans, and final verdicts are issued! Will this campfire still burn bright 20 years later or is it finally time to throw a bucket of water on
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Submitted for the approval of the Midnight Society comes a two-part episode dedicated to the show that gave every '90s kid nightmares. All except the unbelievable tattoo artist and owner of Dollhouse Tattoo Parlour, Nicole Auletto, who, much like her
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A salient commentary on women's roles in society, an acerbic critique of consumer culture, and an attack on governmental abuse of power, this movie is as relevant today as it was in 1981. There's also a guy playing a gorilla
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