Wayne's World (1992) 

Wayne's World is a classic and the sequel is almost as great. I hope you guys do Pump up the Volume and that movie is amazing for so many reasons. One thing I love about that movie is how dark and edgy it gets for a teen drama. I love teen movies from the 80's but most of them like The Karate Kid, Pretty in Pink, The Breakfast Club, Some Kind of Wonderful and so on always ended on a happy note with everything is going to turn out fine in the end. Pump up the Volume and the 1990s as a decade in general was a little darker compared to the 80's. Less hope and not everything will turn out good for everyone. Pump up the Volume didn't get that cute happy ending and I f@@king loved it.

I love this movie, and the sequel is also pretty damn good which is very rare for comedy sequels. The point you guys made about Mike Myers career, it's amazing that he's so famous but he never did a lot movies like Will Ferrell or Eddie Murphy and those guys have made mostly garbage if you really look at all their movies. Mike Myers had huge success with 2 Wayne's World movies, 4 Shrek movies, 3 Austin Power movies and So I Married an Axe Murder wasn't a hit in theaters but became a cult classic because of being on TV all the time. He has done some interesting small or supporting roles in like 54 or Inglourious Basterds. His two big misses were The Love Guru which was awful, and The Cat in the Hat bombed but it's oddly entertaining.

Didn’t expect to hear some Snow on the pod this week 😂

Perfect movie in my opinion, great cast, Garth is one of the all-time great characters in a comedy movie, Tia Carrere is off the charts hot, Rob Lowe deserves so much credit as the scumbag corporate villain and ths movie really did save his career for a few reasons. Rob had the sex tape scandal which hurt his career, his career also took a hit because of the epic embarrassment with how the 1989 Academy Awards was put together, people should read up on it because it destroyed producer Allan Carr's career, Rob had this god awful musical number and Wayne's World was the first movie to really show that he wasn't just the Brat pack guy.

Epic movie, I think it's a tie between Dana Carvey and Phil Hartman for me with doing the most memorable work on SNL. Sucks that they didn't have bigger movie careers, obviously we know why Phil Hartman didn't and Dana just never got that great lead role for whatever reason. Showdown in Little Toyko is a very low budget B action movie, but I remember Tia Carrere having a nude scene as a kid and that was the day little Eddie put his toys away.