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Doug and Rob find a strange yet uncomfortable hilarity to the craziest of Santa Clause sequels.

It's the underrated show of the 90s that suggests the simple things are more important than one might think.

Brad and Laura review the new Michael Bay movie, starring Ryan Reynolds and from the writers of Deadpool. The movie can be seen now on Netflix!

It turns out that Saving Christmas, A Little Piece of Heaven, and Last Ounce of Courage were all just warm ups to the absolute insanity of A Karate Christmas Miracle; the new film from the writer of The Life Zone!

Everybody grows up, but can they grow up in a way that's mature, childish, or both? Doug checks out Disney's newest Winnie the Pooh adaptation, Christopher Robin.

It's the Christmas sequel most people say doesn't deliver, but let's see if there's any laughs that unintentionally come from this. The Nostalgia Critic reviews Disney's Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause.

What if Rey DID join Kylo? How would that revelation affect the story and characters we've come to know?

It's a bad movie, but is it CRAZY bad? The answer is yes, and so much more (and less). Doug takes a look at Disney's Maleficent: Mistress of Evil.

Brad and Jerrid review the new movie directed by Clint Eastwood, starring Paul Walter Hauser as Richard Jewell!

It's Spidey's second film as the lead in the MCU. Let's see if it delivers the character and story that Spiderman deserves. Doug takes a look at Spider-Man: Far From Home.