Major League may be a comedy, but the reason we really love sports movies goes way deeper. In this emotional clip from The VHS Club, we talk about how moments like a big win can bond families, connect generations, and even bring tears long after the final score. It’s not just about the game—it’s about who you share it with. ❤️
Watch the full episode for more nostalgic reflections and baseball movie magic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTVhPX6Xbzw
Major League isn’t just for sports fans—it’s a classic underdog story in disguise. In this clip from The VHS Club, we talk about why this movie hits home even if you’ve never watched a game, and how great storytelling transcends the sport it’s wrapped in. Because let’s be honest—everyone loves a good comeback.
Catch the full episode as we celebrate Major League and the timeless power of the underdog trope: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTVhPX6Xbzw
Sure, Major League is packed with jokes—but one character stands out for more than just comedy. In this clip from The VHS Club, we rave about the electrifying performance, the physicality, and the almost dancer-like movements of the team's speedster, Willie Mays Hayes (played by Wesley Snipes). He's fast, he's fierce, and honestly… he's kind of mesmerizing.
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Grab your sword and your sass—because this week on The VHS Club Podcast, Katie is joined by content queen and on-camera ninja Marielou Mandl for a wild rewatch of Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill Vol. 1 (2003)!
We're slicing into everything that makes this film a stylized, blood-soaked masterpiece: killer fashion, samurai showdowns, unforgettable music, and Uma Thurman being an absolute legend. Katie and Marielou spill the tea on the movie’s bold visuals, genre-bending moments, and…
In this all-star episode of The VHS Club Podcast, Katie is joined by the ever-entertaining Alex Balish for a rewatch of the baseball comedy classic Major League (1989)! Directed by David S. Ward and packed with a roster of unforgettable characters played by Charlie Sheen, Tom Berenger, Corbin Bernsen, and Wesley Snipes, this sports comedy knocks it out of the park with laughs, heart, and wild-card underdogs.
Together, Katie and Alex relive the antics of the ragtag Cleveland Indians, …
That moment when Danny wins the dance contest with Cha-Cha—after Sandy gets literally pulled away—still stings. In this clip from The VHS Club, we unpack why that scene feels so brutal, how it wasn’t even supposed to happen that way in the original play, and why we can't help but feel so bad for Sandy. 🥺💃
Watch the full Grease episode for more behind-the-scenes drama and 70s movie nostalgia.
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The Sandlot Stand out soundtrack! Any movie set in the 1960s is lucky for its choice in music! Cute little bonding idea, teaching the stepson to play catch. Doesn't seem like he'll follow through I'm having flashbacks …