This week on “Shat the Movies,” we’re diving into Romeo + Juliet (1996), Baz Luhrmann’s modern adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic. Join us as we discuss the vibrant visuals, memorable soundtrack, and standout performances.

This week we’re revisiting Die Hard 2 (1990), where Bruce Willis is back as John McClane, this time battling terrorists at an airport. We’ll talk about the high-octane action, memorable one-liners, and how it stacks up against the original.

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This week, we dives into the heartwarming holiday classic: The Muppet Christmas Carol! Starring the legendary Michael Caine, this 1992 retelling of Dickens’ beloved tale combines Victorian drama with whimsical Muppet humor. But does it still hold up?

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In this episode of Shat the Movies, Gene Lyons and Big D revisit Some Kind of Wonderful (1987), a lesser-known John Hughes gem. They discuss its themes of love, identity, and self-worth, and how the film holds up in 2024.

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Aloha, bitches! This week, Gene Lyons and Big D dive into the hilarious and heartfelt world of Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008), the Judd Apatow-produced romantic comedy that defies expectations with its blend of raw emotion, raunchy humor, and unforgettable performances.

"Halloween" is the most-covered franchise in the Shat The Movies catalogue, and this Spooktacular season we're bringing you "Halloween 2," courtesy of listener Rob T.

Just what does it take to be among Entertainment Weekly’s “50 Best High School Movies?” According to “Just One of The Guys,” a film needs to be horny, depict decent journalism and have a jaw-dropping fight scene. Bonus points for cross-dressing.

This week we’re diving into Run Lola Run (1998)! Join us as we follow Lola on her race against time to save her boyfriend. We’ll discuss the film’s unique storytelling and memorable soundtrack. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to it, this promises to be an exciting episode!

Why does *Betty Blue* (1986) have so much unnecessary nudity? Gene & Big D tackle the film’s controversial nature, including its lavish pubic hair and the director's push for raw realism. Was it art, shock value, or just... too much? #BettyBlue #80sCinema

Join us on this week’s “Shat the Movies” as we dive into the 1988 comedy classic, A Fish Called Wanda! We’ll revisit the film’s hilarious heist and standout performances, promising a fun and entertaining look back at this comedy gem.

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In this episode of ‘Shat the Movies,’ we’re cranking up the volume and diving into the punk rock chaos of “SLC Punk!” from 1998. Join us as we explore the anarchic adventures of Stevo and Heroin Bob through the conservative streets of Salt Lake City.

"The Little Mermaid" sparked the Disney Renaissance of the '90s, burning unforgettable songs like "Under The Sea" and "Part of Your World" into the memories of Gen X and Millennials alike.

Hey there! In this episode of "Shat the Movies," we dive into the movie Less Than Zero (1987). It follows college freshman Clay as he heads back to LA to reconnect with his ex, Blair, and his childhood friend, Julian, who is dealing with cocaine addiction.

Shep Ramsey, a space vigilante, lands on Earth and tries to fit in with suburban life after his rocket has problems. He rents a room from a couple and gets into a conflict with his outer space enemies, leading to a showdown to protect his new friends.

After his family is killed by ninjas, Cho and his son Kane move to America to start a new life. They open a doll shop, unaware that it is used to import heroin within the dolls. Cho must prepare for the battle of his life.

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