Yzma isn’t just funny, she’s low-key terrifying. 😈
In The Emperor’s New Groove, Eartha Kitt’s voice acting gives Yzma this quietly evil energy... like Tweeg from Teddy Ruxpin levels of unsettling.
The cast was chosen not just for their voices, but their attitude — and that’s why this movie doesn’t feel like a cartoon at all. Every line lands. Every character feels physically present.
This is elite voice acting, and it’s a huge reason the movie still holds up.
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This week on The VHS Club, we're revisiting one of the most beloved, quotable, and emotionally sneaky family films of the 90s: Mrs. Doubtfire.
What starts as a high-concept comedy packed with slapstick, wigs, and unforgettable one-liners slowly reveals itself to be a surprisingly heartfelt story about divorce, parenting, and showing up for the people you love — even if it means a full prosthetic makeover.
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👵 Celebrate Robin Williams’ iconic, chaotic…
This week on The VHS Club, we're diving deep (very deep) into Cold War submarine thriller territory with The Hunt for Red Potato... we mean October.
Equal parts military procedural, political chess match, and ultimate “my dad definitely loved this movie” classic, Red October is packed with tense standoffs, whispered strategy, and an all-timer cast led by Sean Connery and Alec Baldwin.
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🚢 Break down the high-stakes submarine cat-and-mouse game
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This week on The VHS Club, we're kicking back with one of the most aggressively early-’90s action comedies ever made: Kuffs. And BONUS, it has one of our all-time fave actors, Christian Tater. Uh... Slater. Christian Slater.
Christian Slater brings peak smirk, sunglasses, and questionable decision-making as a reluctant San Francisco patrolman who somehow talks his way through danger, crime, and authority figures — often while breaking the fourth wall.
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This week on The VHS Club, we're heading back to late-’80s New York for one of the most quoted, debated, and beloved rom-coms of all time: When Harry Met Sally.
From cross-country car rides to bookstore debates, fall sweaters, and that deli scene… this movie has shaped how an entire generation thinks about love, friendship, and whether men and women can ever just be friends.
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🥪 Revisit the iconic moments everyone still quotes
🍂 Bask in peak cozy …
Did you know Yzma was voiced by Eartha Kitt — the original Catwoman from Adam West’s Batman? 🦇
In The Emperor’s New Groove, Disney slipped in some blink-and-you’ll-miss-it Batman Easter eggs just for her — including a bat signal gag and Yzma literally turning into a cat at the end.
Once you see it… you can’t unsee it.
And now you’re absolutely going to rewatch the movie. 😈
🎬 Clip from our full Emperor’s New Groove review on The VHS Club
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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 …