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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Get your boards and hit those empty pools, it's time to gleam the cube with Tony Hawk and... Christian Slater? This 1989 cult-classic about a skateboard punk trying to solve the murder of his adopted brother features a bunch of
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HIYA! HIYA! HIYA! Rocky, Colt, and Tum-Tum are here to kick your butts and renew the love of karate for improviser and actress extraordinaire, Tara Demmy! Rocky loved Emily, Tara loved Rocky, and everyone loved the kidnappers. But can this
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We watched the 2018 Razzie award winning Emoji Movie! It's soulless garbage that everyone involved got paid a lot to make. We talk about what if scenario's with this movie and a bunch of completely unrelated things. Enjoy!
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Kid Goggles heads to the "Site B" of the Jurassic Park franchise with the wonderful and hilarious, Randie Welles, to talk about the sequel where Vince Vaughan is the hero, gymnastics can take out a velociraptor, and a T-Rex eats
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Here's your chance do your dance and listen to this episode about the highest grossing basketball movie of all-time starring Michael Jordan, Bill Murray, Wayne Knight, and Shawn Bradley? Stand-up Eddie Finn has got a lot of questions about the
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Kid 'n Play blew the roof off the Kid Goggles studio when the super-cool 'n super-funny, James Knight, brought their movie debut, House Party. With special guest host, Tara Demmy, and more Martin Lawrence in the mix, things got so
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Andrew Makes A Case returns to discuss the Nicholas Cage classic, Stolen! It's like Gone in 60 Seconds but not as fun, in New Orleans, and with Josh Lucas at an 11 the entire time.
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Kid Goggles goes back to the nineties to talk about this parody and homage to the seventies' favorite blended family now living their anachronistic life in the nineties. That's not half as head-scratching as some of the stuff that happens
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