Can two lovable idiots accidentally lock themselves inside a high-tech environmental experiment... and somehow save the day?

This week on The VHS Club, Katie and Nat revisit Bio-Dome (1996), the outrageous cult comedy starring Pauly Shore and Stephen Baldwin. From slapstick chaos and unforgettable one-liners to its surprising environmental message, we're asking the big question:

Does Bio-Dome deserve its reputation as one of the most ridiculous and terrible comedies of the '90s... or is there

A glass Coke bottle falls from the sky and somehow launches one of the most unexpected movie hits of the 1980s.This week on The VHS Club, Katie and Nat head to the Kalahari Desert to revisit The Gods Must Be Crazy, the quirky South African comedy that became a word-of-mouth sensation and a video store favorite. We discuss the film's unique premise, unforgettable physical comedy, surprising global success, and whether it still works for modern audiences.Along the way, we'll explore behind-the-sce

This week on The VHS Club, we're saddling up for one of the most fun and unexpected movies of the early 2000s: A Knight's Tale.

Join us as they revisit the film that asked an important question: What if medieval jousting tournaments felt like a rock concert?

Starring Heath Ledger, Paul Bettany, Rufus Sewell, and Shannyn Sossamon, A Knight's Tale mixes knights, romance, comedy, sports movie energy, and a killer soundtrack featuring Queen, David Bowie, and more.

It's a movie that absolutely sho

What if the best Cinderella movie wasn't animated... or even magical?

This week on The VHS Club, Katie is joined by special guest Marielou Mandl to revisit Ever After, the beloved 1998 retelling of the classic fairy tale starring Drew Barrymore, Dougray Scott, and Anjelica Huston.

Is this the greatest Cinderella adaptation ever made?

Why has it remained such a comfort movie for so many people?

We'll dive into the performances, unforgettable costumes, romance, behind-the-scenes trivia, and al

Multi-pass? More like multi-watch.

This week on The VHS Club, Katie is joined by special guest co-host Doc Rock to revisit one of the most beloved sci-fi films of the VHS era: The Fifth Element.

Directed by Luc Besson and starring Bruce Willis, Milla Jovovich, Gary Oldman, and Chris Tucker in a role only Chris Tucker could play, The Fifth Element is a wild blend of science fiction, action, comedy, and pure 90s weirdness.

Since this happens to be Doc's favorite movie, we're diving deep into wh

Buuuuuddy!This week on The VHS Club, we're heading back to 1992 to revisit Encino Man, the movie that introduced many of us to Brendan Fraser's lovable cave man, gave Pauly Shore one of his most iconic roles, and somehow convinced an entire generation that thawing out a frozen prehistoric human was a totally reasonable high school science project.We'll talk about Brendan Fraser's star-making performance, Pauly Shore at the peak of his powers, Sean Astin before Middle-earth, and why this weird li