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Movies at Grandma's House

Family Movie Reviews And Film Analysis | LADX Media

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Frequency: 1 episode/27d. Total Eps: 131

Movies at Grandma's House is a family friendly movie review podcast where we revisit the children's films and family friendly blockbusters we grew up with to see if they still hold up. Each week, real film analysis meets nostalgia as we break down the story, the film scores, and whether a favorite deserves to be taken home, watched at grandma's, or hidden in the attic. Honest, family friendly movie reviews for kids movies fans and nostalgic adults alike.

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Sweet Tooth Candy: Local Candy Store Q&A, 200+ Sodas, Adopt-a-Gummy-Bear & The Perfect Movie Night Snack

Thursday, September 17, 2026 • Duration 16:21

Movie night isn't complete without the snacks — and Isaac sits down with John and Chelsea from Sweet Tooth Candy in Englewood, Ohio for a fun Q&A about candy, nostalgia, and what it's like running a local candy store that feels less like a shop and more like an experience.

Here's what you'll hear in this bonus episode:

🍬 The origin story — Sweet Tooth Candy opened its doors on December 15, 2025 and is approaching its first full year in business. The idea was born from a childhood memory of a beloved candy store on North Gettysburg in Dayton — and the dream of recreating that magic for a new generation.

🐻 Adopt-a-Gummy-Bear program — For just $10, you can adopt your very own inflatable gummy bear. Fair warning: they're a big responsibility. They only eat gummy worms — and only gummy worms from Sweet Tooth Candy.

🥤 Over 200 unique sodas — Root beers, novelty flavors, celebrity sodas (Three Stooges, Marilyn Monroe, Gene Autry), and even barf, grass, and dirt soda for the adventurous. Isaac spotted his childhood favorite YooHoo on the shelf.

🍭 Swedish candy, peach rings, Hershey's classics — John and Chelsea's personal picks, plus a Swedish candy line made with quality, clean ingredients that Isaac can't wait to try.

📦 DoorDash delivery coming soon — Forgot to grab your movie night snacks? Sweet Tooth Candy is launching DoorDash so your candy comes to you.

🎬 The movie question — Isaac puts John and Chelsea on the spot with an unscripted final question: what's your favorite family-friendly movie? The answers include Frozen and the 1988 classic Beetlejuice.

Whether you're local to the Englewood, Ohio area or just love the idea of a nostalgic candy shop with hundreds of sodas and a gummy bear adoption program, this one is a treat.

📍 Find Sweet Tooth Candy at sweettoothcandy.com and follow them on Facebook and TikTok. Also look for them at the Englewood Market and the Englewood Rise Winter Holiday Trail coming this fall!

🎥 Remember to be kind and rewind.

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What Classic Movie Deserves a Theater Re-Release? Batman, Transformers 1986 & More | Movies at Grandma's House Bonus Episode

Wednesday, September 16, 2026 • Duration 04:38

Isaac is back with a bonus audio episode while Movies at Grandma's House gears up for Season 6 — dropping next week! Make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss when it drops.

But first — a question that every movie lover has an answer to:

"What classic movie would you most want to see re-released in theaters?"

With theatrical re-releases making a massive comeback, Isaac digs into some of the biggest ones happening right now and on the horizon:

🦇 Tim Burton's original Batman — back on the big screen this month 🦇 Batman: Mask of the Phantasm — a fan favorite finally getting its moment 🤖 Transformers: The Movie (1986) — the animated classic returning to theaters 🐢 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles — already had its re-release run 🏰 Disney classics — the re-release train keeps rolling

For Isaac, the answer is easy: The Rescuers Down Under (1990). The opening sequence — Cody soaring through the sky on the back of a giant golden eagle — is something he's always wanted to experience on the big screen. That sense of childhood wonder, of feeling like you were flying, is exactly the kind of memory that deserves the full theatrical treatment.

He also reflects on seeing The Lion King (1994) re-released in 2009 for its 15th anniversary — and going as a full-grown adult without hesitation. The stampede scene on the big screen hit just as hard decades later. That's the power of these movies.

Isaac also touches on the cost of moviegoing today and how local theaters with budget-friendly tickets are the perfect place to catch these classic re-releases without breaking the bank.

What's your pick? Drop your answer on Threads, email the show, or join the conversation in the free Beehiiv community — you just might get a shout-out!

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Bonus Episode: Season 6 Is Coming! + September Streaming & Transformers Nostalgia

Season 5

Wednesday, September 9, 2026 • Duration 07:19

Grandma's House is taking a quick breather before Season 6 — but we didn't want to leave you empty-handed! On this bonus audio-only episode, Isaac brings the same real film analysis and honest movie reviews you know from our family movie review podcast to a rundown of everything happening this September — from new kids movies hitting streaming to a can't-miss, nostalgia-packed theatrical re-release.

Movies coming to Streaming in September:

https://www.cabletv.com/entertainment/new-kids-movies-to-stream

First, a big congratulations to Dave Corson, our August movie poster giveaway winner! Every newsletter subscriber is automatically entered every single month — sign up free for your shot, and use code GRANDMASHOUSE for 15% off at movieposters.com.

Then it's on to the good stuff: what's new on Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, and Peacock this September, including Dog Man, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, a brand new Thomas & Friends reboot, and the long-awaited streaming debut of Toy Story 5 (date still to be confirmed — either the 23rd or 25th). Plus a note on Hulu's still-separate status from Disney+, and some genuinely nostalgic children's films landing on catalog this month, like Ice Age: The Meltdown and Bee Movie.

The real highlight, though, is Transformers: The Movie's 40th anniversary theatrical re-release on September 17 — a film Isaac and Seth already covered back on Episode 62. Isaac reflects on the film's incredible staying power, its legendary soundtrack, and a bittersweet nod to the recent passing of voice legend Peter Cullen.

Finally, get the scoop on what's next for the show: Season 6 is coming, over 110 movies have been covered so far, and new bonus content is on the way — including upcoming conversations with local Ohio-area businesses about movie snacks, theaters, and film culture.

Big shoutout to our partners at — grab a bag of our official Grandma's House kettlecorn flavor for your next movie night!

Season 5 Wrap-Up, Season 6 Preview & A Kings Island Robin Hood Moment | Movies at Grandma's House Bonus Episode

Season 5

Thursday, September 3, 2026 • Duration 05:33

Isaac checks in with a fun bonus audio update — and there's a lot to celebrate! Movies at Grandma's House has officially wrapped Season 5 and is now at 111 episodes of revisiting your favorite childhood films. What a ride!

In this episode, Isaac covers:

🎬 Season 5 Recap — They wrapped up with a live tier list ranking every movie from Season 5 (S through D tier), and you can watch the full video on YouTube. Where would you rank the films? Isaac wants to know!

📺 Season 6 is coming — More great guests, more nostalgic movies, and more memories on the way. Have a movie you want them to cover? Drop them a request! MAGH covers family-friendly films and loves hearing from listeners about what to tackle next.

👕 The best random connection — Isaac wore his Disney Robin Hood Alan-a-Dale "Oo-de-lally" shirt to Kings Island in Ohio, a stranger stopped him to talk about the movie, Isaac mentioned the podcast in passing — and that stranger (shoutout to Mike!) emailed them the very next week. That's the magic of nostalgia.

🍿 Big Poppin' shoutout — The official MAGH movie snack is Kool-Aid flavored kettle corn from Big Poppin', a local Ohio small business. Isaac's already out and needs to restock — that's how good it is. Follow them on Facebook to find out where they'll be next.

As Season 5 closes and fall creeps in, it feels like the perfect time to reflect, rewatch, and get ready for what's coming next. Whether you found the podcast through a childhood movie memory or stumbled in like Mike at Kings Island — welcome to the family.

📬 Follow MAGH on Threads, Instagram, and Facebook — and if you've got a movie request or a memory to share, drop them a line!

🎥 Remember to be kind and rewind.

Season 5 Recap & Movie Rankings LIVE | Family Movie Review Tier List

Season 5

Wednesday, September 2, 2026 • Duration 01:22:11

Season 5 is officially in the books — and it's time to rank every single movie we covered! On this special LIVE family movie review, Isaac and Seth go back through all 19 films from the season, bringing spirited film analysis, honest movie reviews, and a whole lot of nostalgia as they build a full S-through-D tier list together — live chat included.

The most heated debate of the night? RocketMan — Seth fought hard for an S-tier placement while Isaac (and most of the live chat) landed on B. Plus a visit from past guests and listeners in the live chat, who helped settle a few close calls.

This nostalgic look back covers everything from beloved kids movies and children's films to a few underappreciated box office bombs the hosts argue deserve way more credit. Some genuine classic movie analysis happens here too, as Isaac and Seth debate which underdogs — Bobby Fischer, The Greatest Game Ever Played, The Iron Giant — truly earned their spot at the very top.

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS (approximate — this episode had a few live technical hiccups, so times may drift slightly) 0:20 – Intro: Welcome to the Season 5 Recap 2:28 – Muppet Treasure Island 4:58 – Clockstoppers 6:44 – We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story 9:03 – Rugrats in Paris 11:35 – Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers 13:26 – Ever After (ft. Patrick Scott Patterson) 14:40 – The Lion King 20:44 – 101 Dalmatians 22:11 – Despicable Me 2 25:41 – The Iron Giant 27:34 – The Great Mouse Detective 31:07 – The Greatest Game Ever Played 36:22 – RocketMan (the hottest debate of the night) 39:45 – 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea 43:15 – Inside Out 50:19 – Babe 52:35 – Searching for Bobby Fischer 54:26 – The Secret Life of Pets 59:36 – Robin Hood (ft. Ajax from Cover Wars) 1:06:45 – Final Tier List Read-Through 1:12:59 – Live Chat Q&A: Most Surprising Movie of the Season 1:21:00 – Wrap-Up & Where to Find Us

We've also partnered with Big Poppin' LLC for our own custom flavor — "Grandma's Punch-Aid"! Follow them to grab your bag: https://www.facebook.com/BigPoppinLLC/

Robin Hood (1973) Family Movie Review | Nostalgic Disney Animation Classic | Ep. 112

Season 5 · Episode 19

Wednesday, August 26, 2026 • Duration 50:02

t's one of Disney's most charming and beloved kids movies — Robin Hood (1973)! On this family movie review, Isaac and Seth are joined by guest Ajax (Aaron, co-host of Cover Wars Podcast) to bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to this nostalgic, wholesome film — one of the true classic youth movies and children's films among Disney's animated classics — to ask: does this swashbuckling adventure still hit the bullseye, or has it missed the mark after all these years?

They dig into the film's unique all-animal cast, the surprisingly reused animation from The Jungle Book and The Aristocats, and a soundtrack — including the iconic "Oo-De-Lally" and the hauntingly beautiful "Not in Nottingham" — that both hosts agree is the film's strongest asset. Plus a little classic movie analysis on why this overlooked entry gets left out of the conversation compared to Disney's more famous animated eras.

Fun facts you'll want to share: this was the first VHS ever released in the Walt Disney Classics line. Despite its British setting, only about half a dozen of the voice cast were actually English. And it was the first Walt Disney Animation Studios film not personally greenlit by Walt Disney himself.

Plus a true-or-false trivia question about Disney's very first Robin Hood movie, a look at real online reviews (ranging from "Disney's most underrated film" to a blunt two-out-of-ten), the Kid Test across all four of Isaac's kids, and a rare three-way split decision on the final rating — driven largely by how much nostalgia each host brings to the table.

Granny's official family friendly rating: B for animated violence, adult themes, and crude humor.

This episode also features guest Ajax (Aaron), co-host of Cover Wars Podcast — find them on YouTube and TikTok for weekly deep-dives crowning the best cover songs around.

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Intro: A Nostalgic Family Movie Review Begins 1:21 – Meet the Hosts & Special Guest Ajax 2:28 – Movie Reveal: Robin Hood (1973) 3:04 – Big Poppin' Shoutout & Film Facts 4:31 – Granny's Family-Friendly Rating 7:47 – First Memories & Nostalgia 12:41 – Plot Rewind: Full Film Analysis Begins 14:41 – Kids Movies Character Breakdown 23:10 – Sir Hiss: The Fan-Favorite Villain 33:27 – Favorite Quotes & Scenes 36:05 – Fun Facts Behind This Family Movie 38:09 – Trivia: Was This Disney's Second Robin Hood? 40:11 – What Other Movie Reviews Are Saying 44:41 – The Kid Test & Our Official Ratings 50:56 – Guest Shoutout: Cover Wars Podcast 52:49 – Outro & Where to Find Us

The Secret Life of Pets (2016) Family Movie Review | Ep. 111

Season 5 · Episode 18

Wednesday, August 19, 2026 • Duration 34:01

Ever wonder what your pets really do the moment you leave the house? On this family movie review, Isaac and Seth bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to Illumination's The Secret Life of Pets (2016) — revisiting this nostalgic, wholesome film to ask: does it still fetch laughs a decade later, or has it rolled over and played dead?

They break down Max and Duke's rocky road to friendship after getting lost in the city, Snowball's scene-stealing revenge plot voiced by Kevin Hart, and the surprisingly dark humor sprinkled throughout — plus a little classic movie analysis of why this original story (not a sequel, not based on a book) became the first film in history to open over $100 million without either.

Fun facts you'll want to share: Gru from Despicable Me makes a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo walking his dog early in the film. Will Smith and Chris Rock were both considered for the role of Snowball before Kevin Hart made it his own.

Plus the Kid Test across all four of Isaac's kids, and the official rating — a rare unanimous decision this time. Does it go home, get watched at Grandma's, or get hidden in the attic?

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Intro: A Nostalgic Family Movie Review Begins 2:07 – Film Facts & Movie Reviews Roundup 3:27 – Granny's Family-Friendly Rating 5:35 – First Memories & 10 Years of Nostalgia 7:59 – Plot Rewind: Full Film Analysis Begins 10:45 – Kids Movies Character Breakdown 18:36 – Favorite Quotes & Scenes 22:58 – Fun Facts Behind This Family Movie 25:12 – Trivia: Does This Nostalgic Film Hold Any Secrets? 28:08 – What Other Movie Reviews Are Saying 30:20 – The Kid Test 32:38 – Our Official Family Movie Review Rating 35:33 – Outro & Where to Find Us

We've also partnered with Big Poppin' LLC for our own custom flavor — "Grandma's Punch-Aid"! Follow them to grab your bag: https://www.facebook.com/BigPoppinLLC/

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Searching for Bobby Fischer (1993) Family Movie Review | Ep. 110

Season 5 · Episode 17

Wednesday, August 12, 2026 • Duration 46:35

Searching for Bobby Fischer (1993) is a family movie and wholesome film that proves you don't need a huge budget to make an unforgettable children's film. On this family movie review, Isaac and Seth bring classic movie analysis and honest movie reviews to this nostalgic true story — a classic youth movie about ambition, pressure, and what really matters, still relevant among children movies and family friendly films 30 years later.

Josh's journey between two very different chess mentors — the disciplined Bruce (Ben Kingsley) and the aggressive Vinnie (Laurence Fishburne) — sits at the heart of the film, alongside the pressure from his father, Fred (Joe Mantegna), who slowly learns the tournament was never really about him. The cast is stacked: five Oscar nominees on just a $12 million budget, including William H. Macy, Joan Allen, Laura Linney, and Tony Shalhoub.

Fun fact: Laurence Fishburne's role was originally offered to Ice-T, and the film once held a perfect 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Plus a trivia question about the real chess rating of the actor who played Josh, the Kid Test, and our final rating — home, Grandma's, or the attic?

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Intro: A Nostalgic Family Movie Review Begins 2:13 – Film Facts & Movie Reviews Roundup 4:00 – Granny's Family-Friendly Rating 6:32 – First Memories & 90s Nostalgia 9:15 – Plot Rewind: Full Film Analysis Begins 13:15 – Kids Movies Character Breakdown 21:13 – Standout Performances & Cast Talk 25:13 – Favorite Quotes & Scenes 30:37 – Fun Facts Behind This Family Movie 36:32 – Trivia: Does This Nostalgic Film Hold Any Secrets? 39:17 – What Other Movie Reviews Are Saying 43:42 – The Kid Test 46:14 – Our Official Family Movie Review Rating 48:36 – Outro & Where to Find Us

We've also partnered with Big Poppin' LLC for our own custom flavor — "Grandma's Punch-Aid"! Follow them to grab your bag: https://www.facebook.com/BigPoppinLLC/

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Babe (1995) Family Movie Review | Ep. 109

Season 5 · Episode 16

Wednesday, August 5, 2026 • Duration 33:36

Babe (1995) is a family movie that proves a talking pig can carry an entire film. In this family movie review on Movies at Grandma's House, we revisit this nostalgic gem with real film analysis and honest movie reviews — breaking down its surprisingly mature themes, the stunning animatronic work, and whether this wholesome children's film still holds up 30 years later for kids movies fans and new parents alike.

They break down Babe's journey from runt piglet to champion sheep-herder, the surprisingly realistic (and sometimes intense) farm life themes, and the incredible practical effects from Jim Henson's Creature Shop that still hold up better than most modern CGI. Plus the film's stacked cast — James Cromwell, Christine Cavanaugh, Magda Szubanski, and Hugo Weaving — and Granny's official family-friendly rating: B for a few intense scenes.

Fun facts you'll want to share: 48 different pigs were used to play Babe, since the breed grows too fast for one to last the whole shoot. Director George Miller waited a full 10 years to make this film, holding out until special effects technology could catch up to his vision. And James Cromwell starred in another film simply called The Babe (about Babe Ruth) just three years before playing Farmer Hoggett here.

Plus the trivia question about Babe's spot on the American Film Institute's list of the funniest American movies, the Kid Test with Isaac's own kids (fair warning — the intense scenes didn't go unnoticed), and the official rating: does it go home, get watched at Grandma's, or get hidden in the attic?

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS

0:00 – Intro: A Nostalgic Family Movie Review Begins

2:01 – Babe (1995) Film Facts & Movie Reviews Roundup

3:12 – Granny's Family-Friendly Rating

5:16 – First Memories & 90s Nostalgia

7:34 – Plot Rewind: Full Film Analysis Begins

13:47 – Kids Movies Character Breakdown 17:25 – Favorite Quotes & Scenes

20:41 – Fun Facts Behind This Family Movie

Inside Out (2015) | Family Friendly Kids Movie Review | Ep. 108

Season 5 · Episode 15

Wednesday, July 29, 2026 • Duration 39:25

Today we head inside the mind on this nostalgic family movie review, bringing real film analysis to one of the most beloved kids movies of the last decade — Pixar's Inside Out (2015). Does this emotional journey through Riley's move from Minnesota to San Francisco still fill all the feels, or has it lost its spark 10 years later?

Isaac and Seth break down the staggering numbers behind one of Pixar's best original movies: a rare 98% Rotten Tomatoes score, an 8.1 on IMDb, and $859.1 million at the box office on a $175 million budget. Plus the gut-punch Bing Bong sacrifice scene that still gets them both, and a genuinely rare split decision on the official rating — Isaac calls it one of Pixar's most personal, beautiful films, while Seth just can't get past how visually overwhelming it feels on rewatch.

Also in this episode: personal memories from opening weekend over a decade ago, the Kid Test with Isaac's own kids, and Granny's official family-friendly rating (B+ for adult themes and frightening imagery).

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Intro: A Nostalgic Family Movie Review Begins 1:50 – Film Facts & Movie Reviews Roundup 3:01 – Granny's Family-Friendly Rating 4:19 – Pixar's Original Movies & Box Office Breakdown 7:39 – Plot Rewind: Full Film Analysis Begins 13:19 – Kids Movies Voice Cast Breakdown 19:55 – Meet Bing Bong 22:38 – The Scene That Breaks Every Family Movie Review 24:38 – Favorite Quotes & Scenes 29:01 – Fun Facts & Pixar Easter Eggs 31:39 – Trivia: Does This Nostalgic Film Hold Any Secrets? 33:13 – What Other Movie Reviews Are Saying 34:41 – The Kid Test 36:06 – Our Official Family Movie Review Rating 41:07 – Outro & Where to Find Us

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