When three eccentric scientists lose their university funding, they go into business hunting ghosts across New York City. Armed with proton packs and plenty of sarcasm, the Ghostbusters take on the supernatural — and one giant marshmallow man — in this 1984 comedy classic that blends laughs, scares, and unforgettable one-liners.
Hubie Halloween follows Hubie Dubois, a quirky guy from Salem who takes Halloween safety seriously—maybe too seriously. When people start disappearing, Hubie sets out to solve the mystery, despite being mocked by the whole town. It’s a goofy mix of comedy, spooky vibes, and a reminder that being kind is always cool.
Morgan & Dutch put their film knowledge to the test with a rapid-fire movie tagline showdown. Did they crush it—or crash and burn?
After the sudden death of his father, affable but clueless Tommy Callahan III finds himself thrust into the role of unlikely heir to the family’s struggling auto parts empire. To keep the business afloat, he hits the road with his dad’s uptight assistant, Richard, embarking on a wildly chaotic cross-country sales trip. As the oddball duo stumbles through mishaps and misadventures, they must not only learn to work together but also outwit a pair of scheming con artists determined to sell the company out from under them.
Three childhood friends reunite after a funeral and embark on a wild river adventure to find the lost treasure of infamous hijacker D.B. Cooper—facing bears, rednecks, and total chaos along the way.
Dutch quizzes Morgan with some random movie questions.
Weekend at Bernie’s (1989) is a dark comedy classic where two low-level insurance employees, Larry and Richard, uncover a financial fraud and earn an invite to their boss Bernie’s luxurious beach house. But when they arrive, they find Bernie dead—murdered by the mob to cover up his own embezzlement. Instead of reporting it, the duo decides to pretend Bernie’s still alive to avoid suspicion and enjoy the weekend. Cue sunglasses, puppet-like antics, and a hitman who keeps trying to finish the job. It’s absurd, morbid, and hilariously unforgettable.
John’s childhood wish brings his teddy bear to life, and decades later, Ted’s foul-mouthed antics still rule his world. Now 35, John juggles his bromance with Ted and a girlfriend who wants him to finally grow up.
Clark Griswold (Chevy Chase), a well-meaning but bumbling father, wants to give his family the ultimate vacation experience—a cross-country road trip from Chicago to the fictional Walley World amusement park in California, billed as “America’s Favorite Family Fun Park”.
After successfully infiltrating a high school drug ring in 21 Jump Street, officers Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum) are reassigned to a new undercover mission—this time at college. Their task: find the supplier of a synthetic drug called “WHYPHY” (Work Hard? Yes. Play Hard? Yes), which has already claimed a student’s life.
Grown Ups (2010) is a comedy about five childhood friends—Lenny, Eric, Kurt, Rob, and Marcus—who reunite after the death of their beloved junior high basketball coach. They bring their families together for a Fourth of July weekend at a lake house where they once celebrated their championship win.
As the weekend unfolds, the group navigates the chaos of parenting, rekindles old friendships, and confronts the realities of adulthood. Between water park mishaps, awkward family dynamics, and a nostalgic basketball rematch, they rediscover the value of simplicity, humility, and lifelong bonds.
Years after his legendary win on the pro golf tour, Happy Gilmore finds himself retired, mellowed only slightly, and still smashing drives with hockey-style swings at celebrity charity tournaments. But when his old nemesis—Shooter McGavin—is appointed commissioner of a rebranded, ultra-corporate PGA Tour, the sport Happy loved becomes unrecognizable. Loud music, influencer sponsorships, and drone-delivered refreshments? This is not his golf.
Set in the summer of 1962, The Sandlot follows Scotty Smalls, a shy kid who finds friendship and adventure after joining a group of baseball-loving boys. Guided by their leader Benny “The Jet,” the gang spends their days on wild escapades—including one involving a mythic dog known as “The Beast” and a priceless baseball lost beyond the fence.
In this episode, Morgan tests Dutch's knowlege on theme songs from the 80's & 90's.
In this episode, we dive into some celebrity names Dutch likes to mispronounce, some of Morgan's OCDness and the laziness of Americans leading to them shortening names. This one is all over the place, but in the best way possible!! Enjoy!!
In the 1996 sci-fi epic Independence Day, Earth faces extinction when a massive alien mothership deploys ships over major cities. Satellite technician David Levinson decodes a hidden countdown in the signals—just before the aliens annihilate global landmarks. President Whitmore, Marine pilot Steven Hiller, and a team of survivors regroup at Area 51, where they uncover the truth: the aliens plan to wipe out humanity and strip the planet for resources.
With time running out, Levinson hatches a plan to upload a computer virus to disable the aliens' defenses. Hiller and Levinson pilot a recovered alien ship into space, deliver the virus, and detonate a nuke inside the mothership. Back on Earth, Russell Casse sacrifices himself in a final strike, and the world fights back. Victory on July 4th marks a new kind of independence—one earned in the face of annihilation.
Fool’s Gold (2008) is a romantic action-comedy that follows the misadventures of treasure hunter Ben “Finn” Finnegan (Matthew McConaughey) and his ex-wife Tess (Kate Hudson). The two are recently divorced, but their shared obsession with finding the legendary Queen’s Dowry—a treasure lost at sea in 1715—pulls them back together.
Finn discovers a new clue to the treasure’s location and convinces Tess’s wealthy employer, Nigel Honeycutt (Donald Sutherland), and his ditzy daughter Gemma to fund the expedition. As they follow a trail of historical clues through the Bahamas, they’re pursued by Finn’s gangster creditor Bigg Bunny (Kevin Hart) and rival treasure hunter Moe Fitch (Ray Winstone), who also happens to be Finn’s former mentor.
Grab your bowling shoes and pour yourself a White Russian, because in this episode, we’re diving deep into the wild world of The Big Lebowski fan theories! Is Donny a figment of Walter’s imagination? Could The Dude be Jeffrey Lebowski’s secret son? Is this cult classic actually a hidden noir masterpiece? We break down the most intriguing theories, connect the dots, and explore what makes this film a mystery wrapped in a rug that really ties the room together.
Whether you’re a die-hard Lebowski fan or just here for the laughs, this episode is guaranteed to be more fun than a nihilist convention. So sit back, relax, and abide as we unravel the mysteries of The Big Lebowski.
The story follows Elliot Richards, a socially awkward IT worker who has a crush on his colleague, Alison Gardner. Lacking the courage to ask her out, Elliot wishes he could be with her. The Devil, appearing as a charming woman, overhears him and offers him seven wishes in exchange for his soul. However, each wish comes with an unexpected twist that frustrates Elliot.
Morgan talks with his brother, Moose about how his moniker came to be, how they both started quoting and a bit about their love for music.
