Totally Recalled

Remember Please Don't Feed the Children? We didn't even know it existed! This 2025 psychological thriller (maybe?) follows a group of orphans (not 1840's Charles Dickens orphans unfortunately) as they seek a new beginning. Coming of Age in a zombie apocalypse. What could ever go wrong!? Join Matt and Angel as they attempt to predict what occurs in the film prior to watching it and then discuss the finer details of items like is a dangerous secret or a sinister secret worse?

Remember Dreamcatcher? We totally do! This 2003 sci-fi horror flick based on the 2001 Stephen King novel was a box-office bust. But it wasn't a bust in our hearts! Matt and Angel attempt to recall Dreamcatcher from memories formed over 20 years ago, and you may just be surprised! From memories of scenes that don't even occur in the movie, to a deep dive into the production, this episode covers it all! If you don't remember Dreamcatcher, let us remember for you! 

Do you remember Highlander? Join Matt and Angel as they attempt to recall the entirety of this 1986 sci-fi action fantasy flick. How much of an immortal could you cut off until it dies? Why is the Highlander series seemingly immortal in it's own way? Why is Sean Connery an Egyptian-Japanese-French-man? All this and so much more is discussed in this immortally long episode. 

Remember Spawn? This 1997 superhero movie attempted to meld CGI and edgy characters into the biggest thing since Batman! Did it work? Join Matt and Angel as they remember the 90s and try to figure out why Spawn was just so cool. From the history of the character, the production of the movie, and discussion of the film, this episode has more necroplasm oozing out of it than one of Clown's foot boils. 

Remember Deadly Detention? Yeah - no one does! This 2017 Horror Comedy is The Breakfast Club meets unfunny-and-not-scary-movie-about-teenagers-being-hunted-in-a-prison. This episode is an ode to all the B-movies out there (and everything categorically lower than B-movies). Join Matt and Angel as they discuss the movie that was possibly the catalyst to this show even becoming a thing! Along the way the topics of title important, why are there so many "Deadly" movies, the value of physical media, and an evaluation of modern horror are discussed.

Do you remember Tropic Thunder? 17 years... YES... 17 years since the release of Tropic Thunder, Matt and Angel discuss this all-time classic (and controversial) comedy. From production to end result, we discuss it all, plus more! Niche spoof-comedies, the 7th Nightmare on Elm Street, and Will Ferrell, it is all in this off-the rails episode. 

Remember Air Bud? This 1997 family sports flick stars a dog that plays basketball! Join Matt and Angel as they try to figure out why this is even called "Air" Bud! From dogs coming out of the woods riddled with shotgun ammunition to the greatest cinematic shot in existence - Norm Snively's car falling apart as he is driving it, we cover it all! See what you can remember about Air Bud and join us for this half-court shot of a film! 

Remember Con Air? We're not talking just anything in the air, this is convicts in the air! This 1997 action thriller staring Nic Cage, John Cusack, and John Malkovich is an over-the-top American classic. Join Matt and Angel as they navigate the airways to see what makes this movie not crash and burn. 

Deja Movie is now known as Totally Recalled! Wow!
Remember The Lego Movie? This 2014 adventure comedy film is a glorified commercial... or is it!? Join Matt and Angel as they stop-motion-animate themselves through the world of Lego in search of the Kragle we all need: the perfect remembrance of a movie. We go brick-by-mighty-brick and deconstruct the film and finally put it all back together with a whole new dream cast at the end. 

Remember Small Soldiers? This 1998 action comedy was full of small things, but it was a BIG MOVIE. Cause you know, small and big. Also, Joe Dante directs little things that cause chaos, where have we seen that before? Join Matt and Angel as they discuss Gremlins Toy Story and Angel finds out that Kirsten Dunst haunted his entire childhood.