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In this episode, we set fire to the world of Firestarter (1984), the thrilling adaptation of Stephen King’s novel starring a young Drew Barrymore. Join us as we break down this classic tale of pyrokinesis, government conspiracies, and a father’s love for his extraordinary daughter.

We’ll explore the film’s standout moments, its place in the King cinematic universe, and whether it still holds up today. If you’re a fan of supernatural thrillers or nostalgic ‘80s movies, you won’t want to miss this one!

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Jason’s back, and so are we—this time tackling Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter! With epic kills, a wild cast of characters (looking at you, Crispin Glover), and Jason at his machete-wielding best, is this the ultimate slasher flick in the franchise? Or is “The Final Chapter” just another campfire story?

We’re breaking down all the gory details, from THAT dance scene to the most shocking moments. Plus, we’re asking the big question: does this movie really deserve the title of franchise MVP?

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This week, we’re diving into the 1989 action-packed cult classic Tango & Cash! Join us as we break down this high-octane buddy cop movie starring Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell. From explosive action sequences to cheesy one-liners, we’re covering it all.

We’re joined by Charlie, Dusty and Mickey from B Action, who share their expert take on why this film still packs a punch decades later. Is Tango & Cash the ultimate ‘80s action flick, or does it crash and burn? Tune in to find out!

In this week’s episode, we’re taking a trip back to the cosmic classic Guardians of the Galaxy! With its unforgettable characters, iconic soundtrack, and offbeat humor, we ask the big question: Is Guardians of the Galaxy the best Marvel movie? 

Join us as we break down what makes this film so special, from Star-Lord’s legendary dance-off to the emotional moments that hit hard. We debate how it stacks up against other MCU favorites and discuss why this unlikely team of heroes became fan-favorites.

In this spine-tingling Halloween episode, we’re diving into The Haunted Mask from the classic Goosebumps TV series, based on R.L. Stine’s beloved books! Get ready for some 90s nostalgia as we revisit one of the scariest episodes that haunted our childhoods. We’ll break down the chills, thrills, and horror-comedy moments that made The Haunted Mask unforgettable. 🎭💀

Join us as we discuss why this eerie tale still sends shivers down our spines. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and let us know in the comments: What’s your favorite Goosebumps episode? 👻👇

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In this weeks episode, we dive into the 1990 horror film Graveyard Shift, based on Stephen King’s chilling short story. Set in a creepy textile mill with a gruesome secret, this adaptation brings to life the eerie atmosphere and gruesome horrors that King is known for. We break down the film’s performances, special effects, and how it compares to the original short story. Is it a hidden gem or best left in the past? Tune in to hear our take!

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In this episode, we dive deep into the eerie coastal town of Antonio Bay, where a mysterious fog rolls in, bringing with it vengeful spirits! Directed by the legendary John Carpenter, "The Fog" is a masterclass in atmospheric horror and suspense. We'll explore the film's haunting cinematography, the spine-chilling soundtrack, and its iconic cast, including Jamie Lee Curtis and Adrienne Barbeau. 

Is "The Fog*" still as terrifying today as it was back in 1980? Let's find out as we break down the key moments, themes, and Carpenter's unique approach to building tension. Whether you're a horror fan or just discovering this classic, you won't want to miss this in-depth review!

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Is Candyman (1992) the Best Horror Film of the 90s?

In this video, we dive deep into *Candyman* (1992), a chilling horror film directed by Bernard Rose and adapted from Clive Barker’s short story "The Forbidden" in his *Books of Blood* series. We’ll explore how the film takes Barker’s dark tale and expands it into a visually haunting and socially charged narrative. From Tony Todd's unforgettable performance as the iconic Candyman to the film's eerie exploration of urban legends, race, and fear, we’ll break down what makes this movie a horror classic. Is *Candyman* just a slasher, or is there something deeper beneath the surface? Tune in for our in-depth review and analysis!

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Is “Friday the 13th Part 3” the most underrated sequel in the franchise? In this video, we explore how this 1982 film, famous for introducing Jason’s iconic hockey mask, has evolved from mixed reviews to cult classic status. We'll dive into its 3D effects, memorable kills, and lasting impact on the horror genre. Is it deserving of more recognition? Listen to find out. 

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It's spelt "D-J-A-N-G-O" . . . The "D" is silent.

This week, we're tackling Quentin Tarantino's explosive and controversial film  "Django Unchained" with our friend Joe from  @MovieDumpster ! Join us as we break down this iconic film, discussing everything from the standout performances to Tarantino's unmistakable style.

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Shell-shocked by nostalgia? Join us as we dive into the sewers of the 1990 *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* movie! 🐢🍕 We're revisiting our favorite pizza-loving heroes to see if this classic flick still packs a punch or if it's just a relic of our childhood. From radical stunts to cheesy lines, we'll break down what made this film a '90s gem and whether it still deserves a spot in our hearts. So grab a slice and let's shell-ebrate all things TMNT! Cowabunga! 🎉🍕🎬

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This week we talk about one of our favorite Horror Anthologies “Cat’s Eye” directed by Lewis Teague and written by Stephen King. Help us determined if it is one of Stephen King’s most forgotten films. And remember with every breath you take and every move you make we will be watching lol. 

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Itchin for another episode? So are Itchy and Charlie! 

Join Video Villa Entertainment Podcast for episode 40 in which we discuss Don Bluth’s “All Dogs Go To Heaven” (1989) and find out if it’s true that you can’t keep a good dog down. 

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For episode 39,  we 're going eastbound and down to talk about “Smokey and The Bandit”, directed by Hal Needham. 

Is this action comedy from 1977 an American Classic? Find out on today's episode.

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There’s no better way to say you love Video Villa Entertainment (or Weird Al) than with a spatula.

Join Video Villa Entertainment Podcast for episode 38 “UHF” (1989) Directed by Jay Levy. 

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Killing in the name of….love? Or at least that’s what Rambo’s doing in Rambo First Blood: Part Two. 

Episode 37 Video Villa Entertainment Podcast is joined by The Flicks and Friends Podcast as they close out their month of sequels with First Blood: Part 1 verses First Blood: Part 2. 

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Is revenge for a mother sweeter than that for a son? May There be a Sequel continues with Steve Miner’s “Friday The 13th Part 2” (1981). This time it’s not a mother seeking revenge for her son, but her son Jason himself.

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Video Villa is kicking off “May There Be a Sequel” month with Beverly Hills Cops 2!

Come find out which sequel Video Villa Entertainment thinks wins out of this Eddie Murphy classic. 

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We’re gonna need a bigger boat for this episode! Join Video Villa Entertainment Podcast for episode 34 “Jaws” (1975) directed by Stephen Spielberg. 

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Chevy Chase turns invisible in this HIDDEN gem directed by John Carpenter.

On episode 33, Logan is joined by Tony from Hack The Movies and they discuss if Memoirs of an Invisible Man is actually a bad film or underrated classic. 

Video Villa Entertainment is phoning back home for episode 32 with E.T The Extra-Terrestrial (1982).

“Get outta my swamp” Episode 31 Video Villa Entertainment does their first full animated movie! Join in on all the humor and silliness that comes with Shrek 4 (2004).

Is The Dead Zone (1983) the best Stephen King film adaptation? 

Watch episode 30 to find out - or at least find out what the dynamic duo at Video Villa Entertainment have to say!

“Dude’s crazy…but chicks dig him” 

Get your spidey senses tingling for Video Villa’s episode 29 “The Amazing Spider-Man” (2012). 

Episode 28 Becca and Logan talk about finding love in unique - more like crazy, places. 

Just like bipolar Bradley Cooper and slightly less delusional Jennifer Lawrence in David O. Russell’s Silver Linings Playbook. 

Join them as they talk about the ins and outs of this chaotic but endearing love story. 

Terror has no shape - “THE BLOB”🩸(1988)

For episode 27 Logan is joined by Jonathan from Vintage View Cinemas to talk about Chuck Russell’s “The Blob” (1988). Is it the best 80's horror remake?

It’s not a vacation until it’s a National Lampoon's vacation, and it’s not Christmas without Clark Griswold! 

Join Becca and Logan for episode 26 while they chat about John Hughes “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” and their childhood during the holiday season.

Sweet like John Candy or Moody like Steve Martin? I’ll take sweet, like my Thanksgiving dessert! Episode 25 Becca and Logan cover “Planes, Trains, and Automobiles” by John Hughes.

For episode 24, Becca and Logan revive the 80s with “The Wedding Singer” (1998) directed by Frank Coraci and written by Tim Herlihy starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore.

"ALRIGHT. . . WE WILL GET YOU YOUR NEW EPISODE!"

For episode 23, Becca and Logan end their Halloween marathon with the adaptation of a Stephen King classic "Cujo" (1983). Directed by Lewis Teague. 

“Ya know what I mean, Vern” We didn’t get Vern to join the show but we got Ernest! Join Becca and Logan for Episode 22 “Ernest Scared Stupid” (1991). 

“Did you hear me, Butterfly? Miles to go, before you sleep”

Episode 21 Becca and Logan carry on with the Halloween season marathon with the one and only Tarantino’s “Death Proof” (2007).

“Molly, you in danger girl.” 
Join Becca and Logan for episode 20 “Ghost” (1990) starring the dreamy Patrick Swayze, beautiful Demi Moore, and humorous Whoopi Goldberg. 

Who knew a mother’s love could run as deep as the knife she kills camp counselors with. 

Join Becca and Logan as they kick off the best season of the year with a classic slasher from the 80's for Episode 19 “Friday the 13th” (1980).

"Does anything normal go through your head? - Nothing that I remember". We feel ya Rocky, we feel ya! There's no fun in thinking "normal", right? 
We were sure to bring a heavy hitter for Episode 18. Join Becca and Logan for "Rocky III" (1982). The Rocky franchise is always a mix of heart warming scenes and belly laughs over the commentary.

I’d sell my own soul too if it meant I could wipe my own ass. Come get “Freaked” with Logan and our special guest Kam for episode 17. Who doesn’t love a toxic substance that’s turning humans into "Hideous Mutant Freak" in Alex Winter and Tom Stern’s “Freaked” (1993). 

Did the moose out front tell you about the new episode? He didn’t?!! Well now that you know, come join Becca and Logan for Episode 16 featuring John Hughes’ “National Lampoon’s Vacation” (1983) with the sweet but crazy Chevy Chase and Logan’s celeb crush Beverly D’Angelo. 

No you hang up! 👻 jk jk not until you’ve listened to “Scream” (1996) Episode 15. 

Join Becca and Logan as we talk about how we celebrated 4th July. We’ll give you a hint, it knocks on your door….no one’s there…until you hear the phone ring.

“It can’t rain all the time.” But you can listen to Video Villa all the time 😉. Join Becca and Logan for episode 14 as they review “The Crow”. A movie based off the writer’s (James O’Barr) tragic loss of his beloved fiancé. A movie about seeking revenge where it’s due, and two lovers’ beautiful reunion. 

The heat is on! As Becca and Logan launch episode 13 reviewing “Beverly Hills Cop” by Martin Brest. We can’t help but love Eddie Murphy and his sense of humor. An action movie packing more sarcasm than action! 

What’s the fastest way to start a war? Draw first blood.
 
Join Becca and Logan as they embark on a war you won’t believe, as Rambo(Sylvester Stallone) fights against his personal troubles after his time in Vietnam, as well as some small town Joe Schmoe sheriff. 

You wanna get nuts?! C'mon! Let's get nuts about episode 11!

Join Becca and Logan as they talk about Batman (1989) verses Batman Returns (1992). From our preferred versions of Batman to our shared love for Catwoman and everything in between. 

This is Logan and Becca on the Video Villa Express and we're talkin' to whoever's listenin' out there. 

Join Logan and Becca as we enter double digits with Episode 10 starring John Carpenter's "Big Trouble In Little China'' (1986). Between Chinese black magic, monsters, and kung fu, what is there not to like about Big Trouble in Little China?! 

"I'm the ghost with the most, Babe" Episode 9 Becca and Logan get strange and unusual about Tim Burton's "Beetlejuice" (1988). Join us as we talk about all things Tim Burton, Beetlejuice, and our Halloween in April adventure.  

“Why do you guys podcast?”

Because we can’t sing or dance.

Episode 8 Becca and Logan talk about Rocky directed by John Avildsen and written by Sylvester Stallone. We also talk about Philadelphia in general….including the amazing cheesesteaks! 

Logan they're all going to laugh at us! On episode 7 Becca and Logan chat about Carrie (1976) directed by Brian De Palma. Join us as we drive into religious extremist, telekinesis, and how beautiful the 70s were of course! 

Who doesn’t love furry little Gizmo?! In episode 6 Becca and Logan talk about Joe Dante and Steven Spielberg’s “Gremlins” (1984). We promise we know the evil Mowgai is Stripe! 

On episode 5 Becca and Logan talk about the time Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall took on the Big Apple to find the next queen of Zamunda. 

"Here comes Johnny?" Becca and Logan talk about Stanley Kubricks's film and Stephen King's book "The Shining". Buckle up, our opinions and thoughts may shock you!

Logan and Becca talk about one of the best romantic comedies in the last 30 years "When Harry met Sally". When you're done you might find yourself saying. . . I’ll have what she is having.