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32 years ago, Mike Judge introduced the world to Beavis and Butt-Head, a ground-breaking animated MTV series focused on two unintelligent, sexually misguided Gen X teenagers and their sordid misadventures in the fictional town of Highland, TX. This absolute banger of a series has managed to stand the test of time and receive not one, but two reboots, two feature-length films, major console video game adaptations, cameos in other po...

Hello all you Pretty Little People, and welcome to season 3 of the Pretty Little Podcast! This season will be reviews on all things animated. We're kicking it off with The Critic. Join us as we talk about a short-lived television series that has a bit of a cult following these days, about the loveable middle-aged curmudgeon film critic, Jay Sherman and his apathetic antics as the host of basic cable television's Coming At...

For this year's Halloween episode, Chad and Jess tried to watch something a little different...a little more "kid friendly". What they watched was "Shrunken Heads", a film that got a little confused on it's way to soccer practice, and ended up at the liquor store. Directed by Richard Elfman, Produced by Charles Band and distributed by Full Moon Pictures, this movie has a very good bad pedigree, but is ...

Every once in a while, the stars align and humanity is gifted magic from the Entertainment Gods. This phenomenon happened 25 years ago when MTV took a risk on a group of plucky, fresh-faced lunatics with a flair for the absurd, and Jackass was unleashed on the masses. Chad and Jess were part of those masses in their teenage years, and want to share with you what makes this series and big screen adaptations so special to them. Enjoy...

The early to mid 2000's were full of raunchy teen comedy movies, each pushing the envelope further and further into unrated depravity. But, along the way, we did get some tamer movies that tried to incorporate other genres into the comedy world. Science fiction seemed to be winning formula from around '96 - '06 with releases such as "Independence Day", "Mars Attacks!", "Galaxy Quest", an...

Back in 1992, film director Barry Levinson teamed up with award winning comedian/actor Robin Williams to create a film about toys...well, also war...but, not just that either, it's also about relationships, maturing, and accepting your shortcomings. It's about a lot of things, but how well can so many concepts work together in an art film disguised as a family(?) movie? Today, Chad and Jess are talking about one Jess&apos...

Video game adaptations are a dime a dozen these days, each with varying degrees of viewer satisfaction from fans. But, every modern hit or miss owes a debt of gratitude to the video game adaptation that started it all, Super Mario Bros. Due to millions of people around the world hooked on the antics of two brotherly plumbers and their never ending princess rescue missions, it made perfect sense that the Mario franchise would be the...

In the history of children's television shows few have managed to stand the test of time quite like Pee-Wee's playhouse. Every Saturday morning, Pee-Wee Herman and a colorful cast of people, puppets, cartoon characters, and clay models held captive the minds of countless fanatics, young and old, during that coveted time slot between bowls of cereal and exploring the neighborhood with your friends. The familiar cast welcom...

Typically, as podcasters we schedule our episode topics in advance. But, every once in a while the episodes will do the work for us. This week, Chad and Jess randomly watched a Netflix double-feature of the early 90's theatrical adaptation of The Addams Family, followed by the more recent Rob Zombie re-imagining of The Munsters. Both films are based on similar 1960's television concepts, but took vastly different directio...

Chad and Jess are back again for a Director Discussion on Joel and Ethan Coen, better known as the Coen Brothers. For over 40 years the Coens have made some of the most interesting and well received movies in Hollywood; Blood Simple (1984), Raising Arizona (1987), Barton Fink (1991), Fargo (1996), The Big Lebowski (1998), O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000), No Country for Old Men (2007), Burn After Reading (2009), Inside Llewyn Davi...

Chucky is back with Chad and Jess to talk about one of his favorite childhood movies, Cabin Boy. When pampered, self-centered fancy lad Nathaniel Mayweather graduates from prep school, he is to set sail aboard The Queen Catherine to join his father in Hawaii. One small mishap diverts his path to a quaint little fishing town, where he mistakenly ends up boarding The Filthy Whore, a fisherman's boat with a crew of roughneck, har...

Every once in a while, a prolific director will step out of their comfort zone and do something completely unexpected. Because of this, Chad and Jess are back to discuss an odd installation in Kevin Smith's (Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy) filmography, Tusk. Originally conceived on Smith's podcast, Tusk became an inside joke on the show, and eventually was voted on by listeners and fans to make the movie or not. #walrusyes...

Today, Chad and Jess are back to talk about a beloved 1980's cult classic film, that for some reason Chad had never seen until now, The Lost Boys. For us, vampire films are extremely hit or miss. From Nosferatu to Twilight, it seems as if every writer and director have their own opinion as to what the rules of being eternally damned should be. Some stay more traditional, while others tend to be more modern and edgy, but with T...