Captain Hook has creeped in Michael’s window and taken him away to Neverland. It’s up to Pete and fellow TRN podcaster Adam to save him! But has Hook already made Michael forget a child’s wonder CONTINUE READING…
December 1991 is sporting a top heavy list of big name films, but Pete only has eyes for his favorite childhood movie, Hook. Only trouble is Michael would rather be watching the Prince of Tides CONTINUE READING…
TRN Drive-In returns with a screening of the 1990 film Home Alone! Guests for this episode will include Tim (@OldSchool80s), Stacey (@GeekyVixen) and hosted by Jason (@RD80s). Relive this timeless classic including facts and box office stats, CONTINUE READING…
This is THE END. After 6 years together, the SequelQuest crew is riding off into the sunset and bringing the podcast to a close. To mark the occasion each member of the SQ Crew will CONTINUE READING…
TRN Time Machine time jumps across many years in this week’s episode as Jason and Mickey try a new topic! The hosts spontaneously come up with Movie Merch (and also a few TV Shows) that should’ve been CONTINUE READING…
The Peacock streaming service is adding some Halloween flair to its name this year. For the month of October it is officially calling itself, Peacocktober. With the new Halloween inspired name comes 100s of hours CONTINUE READING…
The time circuits are set for 1997 and TRN Time Machine is traveling back in time to discuss movies! Jason and Mickey’s new movie format is meant to be more conversational and categorize The Films of CONTINUE READING…
I really enjoyed writing the feature last month about the “Five Memorable Roles” of character actor Ernie Sabella. If you read my tribute to Mr. Sabella’s career, you’d have read that I really enjoy watching CONTINUE READING…
Today’s episode is a long time coming! On this episode of The Hot Tag, Kevin sits down for a one-on-one interview with Tig Carson of The Attic Dwellers (Nerd Out with Me, The Tig and Eric CONTINUE READING…
Many English teachers or instructors might have a sculpted bust of William Shakespeare, but I’ve always liked the feel of plush toys. I call the fellow seen above “Squishy Bill”. I particularly like his velvety CONTINUE READING…
Last time, I wrote a post about Top ’80s Cartoons That Deserve a Reboot. Ever since then, I’ve been planning to write a second post about the cartoons that deserve a revival but would fit CONTINUE READING…
There are certain actors that just have that special ability to play the “jerk” role in movies. In the ’80s, I feel nobody did it better than William Atherton with his roles in Ghostbusters (1984), Real Genius CONTINUE READING…
The Goonies was a 1985 film by Richard Donner about a group of adventurous kids who discover an old pirate map and follow it into an underground cavern in search of treasure to save their CONTINUE READING…
For many years, I never really considered Home Alone a Christmas movie. Of course, it takes place on Christmas and has nearly everything to do with the spirit of Christmas, but for whatever reason, my CONTINUE READING…
Thirty-Five years ago today, Rocky IV hit the silver screen. 27 November 1985 was a Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving. In my hometown we didn’t normally get new movies on a Wednesday, new movies hit CONTINUE READING…
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