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KI-KI-KI... MA-MA-MA!
Oh-ee-yeah! We're taking to the skies! ✈️
**WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?!**
**Pain don't hurt.**
**NUMBER 5 IS ALIVE!**
What if the only one who knew your house was haunted… was your dog?
Allen and RD dive into **The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent**, the movie where Nicolas Cage plays the most ridiculous version of himself possible.A struggling Nic Cage accepts $1 million to attend billionaire superfan Javi's birthday party, and what starts as an awkward celebrity appearance somehow turns into a CIA operation.We're talking **Cage and Pedro Pascal's incredible bromance**, the movie's endless Nic Cage references, some completely insane moments, and whether this might be the ultimate movie for Nicolas Cage fans.It's weird. It's hilarious. It's surprisingly heartfelt.Grab a beer and prepare for **MAXIMUM CAGE!**#NicolasCage #PedroPascal #MassiveTalent #PartTimeNerd
The secret word is… **NOSTALGIA!** Everybody scream!
Allen and RD punch the clock and head back to 1980 for **9 to 5**, the workplace comedy starring Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Dolly Parton, and Dabney Coleman.We're talking about the chemistry between the three leads, Franklin Hart being one of the most hateable bosses ever put on screen, the ridiculous revenge fantasies, Dolly Parton stealing scenes in her first feature film, and a theme song that's basically impossible not to sing along with.More than 45 years later, does **9 to 5** still work — and how much of this workplace comedy is somehow STILL relatable today?Grab a beer, clock in, and find out what we thought!#9to5 #DollyParton #JaneFonda #LilyTomlin #80sMovies #PartTimeNerd
Allen and RD dive into Mouseboat Massacre, another low-budget horror movie taking a childhood icon and turning it into a killer.
Nicolas Cage. Sean Connery. Alcatraz. Explosions.
Grab a bowl of cereal because we're heading back to Saturday morning!
A magical dirt bike, Peter Billingsley, and a fight to save a local hot dog stand — welcome to the '80s!
We're heading back to Silent Hill.
There's something in the fog…
It's time for another Saturday Morning Cartoons!
Allen and Rapid Dave head back to 1986 for RAD!
**Trucks Review – The Other Maximum Overdrive?!**Allen and Rapid Dave are checking out **Trucks**, the 1997 adaptation of Stephen King's short story about vehicles suddenly coming alive and turning against humanity.Sound familiar? That's because it's based on the **same Stephen King story as Maximum Overdrive**—only this time there's no AC/DC, no Emilio Estevez, and considerably less insanity.We're talking killer trucks, questionable decisions, low-budget '90s horror, and whether *Trucks* does anything better than *Maximum Overdrive*.Is this forgotten Stephen King adaptation worth watching, or should you just fire up *Maximum Overdrive* again?⚠️ **Full spoilers ahead!**
**John Wick: Chapter 4 Review – One Last Fight?**John Wick is back, and somehow the body count, action, and absolute insanity get even bigger.Allen and Rapid Dave review **John Wick: Chapter 4**, as Keanu Reeves returns for another war against the High Table. We're talking about the massive action sequences, Donnie Yen as Caine, that insane Paris finale, and whether nearly three hours of John Wick is just too much—or exactly what we wanted.Does *Chapter 4* deliver the perfect ending to John Wick's story? And where does it rank against the first three movies?⚠️ **Full spoilers ahead!**
Bob Odenkirk is back kicking ass — and this time he's the temporary sheriff of a town where absolutely nothing is normal.
**Gargoyles Revisited – How Was This a Kids' Cartoon?! | Saturday Morning Cartoons**Allen and Rapid Dave are heading back to the '90s to revisit one of Disney's darkest animated series — **Gargoyles**!Goliath and his clan awaken in modern-day New York City after spending 1,000 years frozen in stone, and what follows is definitely not your typical kids' cartoon.We're talking dark storylines, mythology, betrayal, surprisingly mature themes, and one of the best animated villains of the era in David Xanatos.But after more than 30 years, **does Gargoyles still hold up?**Grab the cereal and join us for another **Saturday Morning Cartoons**!
**Back to School Review – Rodney Dangerfield Still Gets No Respect!**Allen and Rapid Dave are heading back to college with the 1986 comedy classic **Back to School**!Rodney Dangerfield stars as Thornton Melon, a successful businessman who enrolls in college with his son—and quickly turns the entire campus upside down.We're talking about Dangerfield's nonstop one-liners, Robert Downey Jr., Sam Kinison's completely insane appearance, and whether this '80s comedy still holds up nearly 40 years later.Is *Back to School* still one of Rodney Dangerfield's best movies?⚠️ **Spoilers ahead!**
**Willy's Wonderland Review – Nicolas Cage vs. Killer Animatronics!**Nicolas Cage. Killer animatronics. Energy drinks. And absolutely ZERO dialogue from Cage. What more do you need?Allen and Rapid Dave review **Willy's Wonderland**, the completely ridiculous horror-comedy that traps Nicolas Cage inside an abandoned family fun center with a group of possessed animatronics.We're talking about the kills, the insanity, Cage's completely silent performance, and the obvious *Five Nights at Freddy's* comparisons.Is *Willy's Wonderland* a surprisingly fun horror movie—or is the whole thing just too ridiculous?⚠️ **Spoilers ahead!**
This week on the Part Time Nerd podcast, we're reviewing John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum, the film that took the franchise's action to an entirely new level.From the unforgettable knife fight and horseback chase to the incredible motorcycle sequence and the brutal showdown at the Continental, we discuss why Parabellum features some of the most impressive action ever put on film. We also dive into Keanu Reeves' performance, the expanding mythology of the High Table, and whether this chapter is all setup for the finale or one of the franchise's very best.Join us as we break down our favorite moments, share our final scores, and debate where John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum ranks in the John Wick series.What's your favorite action scene in Parabellum? Let us know in the comments!
**The Jetsons Revisited: Did They Predict the Future? | Saturday Morning Cartoons**Allen and Rapid Dave are heading back to the future on **Saturday Morning Cartoons** with *The Jetsons*!
Allen and Rapid Dave dive into Mortal Kombat II, discussing the biggest fights, unforgettable fatalities, Johnny Cage's debut, the tournament, standout performances, what worked, what didn't, and whether this is finally the Mortal Kombat movie fans have been waiting for.If you've seen the movie, join us for a full discussion and let us know if you agree with our take. Was Mortal Kombat II everything you hoped it would be?Follow PT Nerd for more movie reviews, rankings, spoiler discussions, and everything happening in the world of movies.
Allen and Rapid Dave sit down to break down Obsession (2026) from beginning to end. They discuss the film's biggest twists, the ending, standout performances, what worked, what didn't, and whether the movie truly lived up to the hype.If you've already seen the movie, join us for a full spoiler discussion and let us know if you agree with our take.Follow PT Nerd for more movie reviews, spoiler discussions, rankings, and all things movies.
This week on the Part Time Nerd podcast, we're diving into John Wick: Chapter 2, the sequel that expanded the world of assassins and raised the bar for action movies.We discuss Keanu Reeves' incredible performance, the breathtaking action sequences, the trip to Rome, the unforgettable Hall of Mirrors finale, and how the High Table transformed the John Wick universe. Did Chapter 2 improve on the original, or does the first film still hold the top spot?Join us as we break down our favorite moments, hand out our final scores, and decide where John Wick: Chapter 2 ranks in one of cinema's greatest action franchises.How do you rank the John Wick movies? Let us know your list!
Is Meatballs Bill Murray's most underrated comedy?This week on the Part Time Nerd podcast, we're revisiting the 1979 summer camp classic that helped launch Bill Murray's movie career. We discuss his unforgettable performance, the film's unique style of comedy, its lasting legacy, and whether it still holds up more than four decades later.Is Meatballs a forgotten comedy classic, or has it been overshadowed by Bill Murray's later hits like Caddyshack, Ghostbusters, and Groundhog Day?Join us for our full discussion, our final score, and let us know where Meatballs ranks among your favorite Bill Murray films!
This week on Part Time Nerd, we're reviewing They Will Kill You (2026)! We dive into the film's suspense, performances, atmosphere, and scares to decide whether this horror thriller deserves a spot on your must-watch list.Is it one of the better horror movies of the year, or does it miss the mark? Join us for our spoiler-free thoughts, final scores, and plenty of horror discussion along the way.Have you seen They Will Kill You? Let us know your thoughts and rating!
This week on the Part Time Nerd podcast, we're revisiting the movie that launched one of the greatest action franchises ever made—**John Wick (2014)**.Join us as we break down Keanu Reeves' iconic performance, the incredible gun-fu action, the unforgettable world-building, and why *John Wick* completely changed the modern action genre. Does the original still reign supreme, or has one of the sequels surpassed it?We'll share our favorite moments, our final score, and discuss why this film remains a must-watch more than a decade later.What's your favorite **John Wick** movie? Let us know—we'd love to hear your ranking!
School's out... unless you're stuck in **Summer School**!This week on Part Time Nerd, we're revisiting the 1987 comedy starring Mark Harmon as a carefree gym teacher who suddenly finds himself teaching a summer school class full of misfits. Does this forgotten comedy still earn passing grades, or has time knocked it down a few points?We break down the best laughs, memorable characters, standout moments, and whether *Summer School* deserves more love among the great comedy films of the '80s.Grab a seat, don't forget your homework, and join us as we decide if *Summer School* is still a comedy worth watching.
Stephen King's The Long Walk has finally made its way to the big screen, and we're breaking it all down.In this episode of Part Time Nerd, we discuss what the film gets right, where it falls short, the performances, the tension, and whether this adaptation lives up to one of King's most beloved novels.Whether you're a longtime Stephen King fan or just saw the movie, join us for our spoiler-free thoughts and let us know where The Long Walk ranks among your favorite King adaptations.
This week on Part Time Nerd, we're diving into one of the most divisive superhero movies ever made—Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Did Zack Snyder create an ambitious DC epic that audiences weren't ready for, or is it a film weighed down by its own expectations?We break down Ben Affleck's Batman, Henry Cavill's Superman, Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman, the infamous "Martha" moment, Lex Luthor's role, the warehouse fight, Doomsday, and whether the Ultimate Edition changes the conversation.Years later, has Batman v Superman aged better than its reputation suggests, or does it still fall short of its massive potential? Join us as we revisit the film, discuss what worked, what didn't, and decide where it ranks in the DC Universe.⚠️ Spoiler Warning: This episode contains full spoilers for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.Subscribe to Part Time Nerd for weekly movie reviews, superhero discussions, and everything geek culture.
You're killing me, Smalls!This week on Part Time Nerd, we're stepping back into the summer of backyard baseball, treehouse adventures, and one legendary beast as we review **The Sandlot**.We discuss why this coming-of-age classic has remained a fan favorite for decades, the unforgettable cast of kids, the endless quotable moments, and whether it still deserves a spot among the greatest sports movies ever made.So grab your glove, avoid the Beast, and join us as we revisit one of the most beloved family films of the '90s.⚾ Is *The Sandlot* the greatest baseball movie ever made? Let us know your pick!
By the power of Grayskull... it's time to talk Masters of the Universe (2026)!In this episode of the Part Time Nerd podcast, we dive into the latest live-action adventure, discussing the performances, action, world-building, visual effects, and whether this long-awaited adaptation lives up to the legacy of He-Man.Did the movie capture the magic of Eternia, or did it leave us wanting more? Join us for our spoiler-free review, final scores, and plenty of nerdy discussion.Have you seen Masters of the Universe? Let us know your thoughts and your rating—we'd love to hear where you stand!
In this episode of PT Nerd, we're revisiting **Man of Steel (2013)**—the movie that completely redefined Superman for a new generation.Henry Cavill brought a darker, more grounded version of Superman, but not everyone agreed with the direction.We're breaking down the action, performances, emotional moments, and the biggest debate of all—was this the right take on Superman?Is *Man of Steel* underrated, misunderstood, or too divisive to ever fully win fans over?Let us know your thoughts in the comments.#PTNerd #ManOfSteel #Superman #HenryCavill #MovieReview
This week on Part Time Nerd, we're kicking back with one of the most unforgettable comedies of the '80s—Weekend at Bernie's! We revisit the cult classic to see if its outrageous premise still delivers the laughs decades later.From Andrew McCarthy and Jonathan Silverman's chemistry to Terry Kiser's iconic performance as Bernie, we break down the movie's biggest moments, favorite scenes, and whether this beachside comedy still earns its legendary reputation.Is Weekend at Bernie's a timeless comedy classic, or is it a one-joke movie that somehow overstayed the weekend? Tune in as we share our thoughts, favorite moments, and final verdict.⚠️ Spoiler Warning: This episode contains spoilers for Weekend at Bernie's.Subscribe to Part Time Nerd for weekly movie reviews, deep dives into classic films, and conversations about everything geek culture.
This week on Part Time Nerd, we're climbing aboard Screamboat, the horror-comedy that puts a bloody spin on a legendary public domain character. Is it a clever slasher with plenty of laughs, or does the gimmick wear thin before the credits roll?We break down the kills, practical effects, performances, humor, and the movie's biggest moments while discussing whether Screamboat earns a spot among the better modern horror comedies.⚠️ Spoiler Warning: This episode contains spoilers for Screamboat.If you're a fan of horror, slashers, indie films, or over-the-top practical gore, this is an episode you won't want to miss.Subscribe to Part Time Nerd for weekly movie reviews, pop culture discussions, and everything geek entertainment.
In this episode of PT Nerd, we're revisiting **Superman Returns (2006)**—one of the most divisive Superman movies ever made.Brandon Routh stepped into the cape with big expectations, but did this film deliver the Superman comeback fans wanted?We're breaking down the performances, story, action, emotional beats, and where this movie fits in Superman history.Was *Superman Returns* underrated… or was it missing something?Let us know your thoughts in the comments.#PTNerd #SupermanReturns #Superman #MovieReview #DCMovies
This week on Part Time Nerd, we're heading into deep space to review Project Hail Mary. We discuss how the film adapts Andy Weir's bestselling novel, the performances, the science, the emotional moments, and whether it lives up to the massive expectations surrounding one of the year's biggest sci-fi releases.Is Project Hail Mary destined to become a modern sci-fi classic, or does it miss the mark? Join us as we break down everything we loved, what surprised us, and whether we'd recommend adding this one to your watchlist.⚠️ Spoiler Warning: This episode contains spoilers for Project Hail Mary.New episodes of Part Time Nerd cover movies, TV shows, comics, and all things geek culture. Thanks for listening!
In this episode of PT Nerd, we're reviewing **Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987)**—a movie often ranked as one of the weakest Superman films ever made.With a smaller budget, questionable effects, and the unforgettable Nuclear Man, this sequel has become infamous among superhero fans.We're breaking down what worked, what didn't, and whether *Superman IV* is truly as bad as its reputation suggests.Is it a total mess, a guilty pleasure, or maybe a little of both? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.#PTNerd #SupermanIV #Superman #MovieReview #DCMovies
John Candy. Dan Aykroyd. One family vacation. Endless chaos.This week on Part Time Nerd, we revisit the 1988 comedy The Great Outdoors to see if this summer classic still delivers the laughs. From the legendary Old 96er steak challenge to raccoons, bears, and nonstop family rivalry, we break down the movie's funniest moments, what still works today, and whether nostalgia is enough to make it a must-watch.Is The Great Outdoors still one of the best summer comedies ever made, or has it lost some of its charm? Tune in for our full review and let us know what you think!
In this episode of PT Nerd, we're revisiting **Superman III (1983)**—easily one of the strangest entries in the Superman franchise.This film leans heavily into comedy while mixing in some surprisingly dark moments, making it one of the most divisive Superman movies ever.We're breaking down the story, the performances, the tone shift, and whether *Superman III* deserves more credit—or the criticism it gets.Is it underrated, a mess, or secretly entertaining? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.#PTNerd #SupermanIII #Superman #MovieReview #DCMovies
In this episode of PT Nerd, we're reviewing **Batman: The Killing Joke**, one of the most talked-about DC animated films.Based on the legendary graphic novel, this movie had huge expectations—but did it deliver?We're breaking down the story, the animation, the controversial changes, and whether this adaptation lives up to the source material.Did *The Killing Joke* do justice to the classic story, or did it miss the mark? Let us know what you think in the comments.#PTNerd #Batman #TheKillingJoke #DCAnimation #MovieReview
In this episode of PT Nerd, we're revisiting **Superman II (1980)**—the sequel that gave us one of Superman's greatest cinematic showdowns.With General Zod and his crew arriving on Earth, Superman faces one of his biggest challenges yet.We're breaking down the action, performances, iconic moments, and whether *Superman II* still stands as one of the best superhero sequels ever made.Does it improve on the original, or does the first film still reign supreme? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.#PTNerd #SupermanII #Superman #DCMovies #MovieReview
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