This week, the TruVue Podcast crew dives into one of the wildest Christmas-adjacent movies of all time: Gremlins. It's the 1984 cult classic where a cute little critter named Gizmo turns into the reason your grandma doesn’t trust anything that comes with rules. Don’t feed it after midnight? Don’t get it wet? You had ONE job! Cue chaos, creepy gremlins, and a small-town holiday turned upside down.
We’re breaking it all down: the horror, the hilarity, and the holiday absurdity in true barbershop fashion. With spoilers, NSFW humor, and the kind of banter that’ll make you wish you were part of the crew, this episode is a guaranteed laugh riot. So grab a snack (just not after midnight), hit play, and enjoy 🎵 Wet Back, Wet Back 🎵, a Gremlins review that keeps it real on the reels.
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