Box Office Bucket List

In this episode our four hosts do a deep dive on the 2020 movie: Dinner in America. With this being Tim's pick, the only thing you can expect is the unexpected. If you like Punk Rock, masturbation, polaroids, and a story with a deeper meaning then this movie is right for you.   The gang discusses their takes on the movie, its themes, and its underlining powerful message. Simon is an arsonist and t...

Three friends — Jerry, Tim and Andrew — break down a chaotic week in wrestling: AEW’s controversial Darby Allin title win, surprise moments with Sting, and long-term storytelling questions. They also riff about WWE 2K26 GM shenanigans (including a New Jack–Mustafa tag team), the growing buzz around JCW and Vince Russo, and odd celebrity appearances leading into WrestleMania. The hosts run through...

On this episode of Box Office Bucket List the hosts—Tim, Andrew, Adam and Katie—go head‑to‑head in a lively debate over two sci‑fi comedies: Spaceballs and Evolution. Each presenter defends their pick by breaking down characters, the supporting cast, opening scenes, plot structure, love stories, and the best jokes. The conversation is fast, full of interruptions and crude humor, and ranges from de...

In this episode the hosts take a rowdy, affectionate deep dive into Mel Brooks' Spaceballs, covering its biggest gags, standout performances, and why the parody still lands. They open with offbeat banter, then move through key scenes — Dark Helmet, Lone Star and Barf’s chemistry, Yogurt’s merchandising bits, the ludicrous-speed chase, and the film’s memorable practical effects. The conversation hi...

In this episode, our hosts (Tim, Andrew, Adam, and Katie) dive into a trilogy that is so deep underground that only a couple of trailers still exist online. This little nugget of lost media is the Turk Swallows trilogy:   Turk Swallows and The Ebony Beads of Anal Cove Turk Swallows and The Oral God's Veiner Turk Swallows: At Orgasm's End   Three spoof Movies that may have only been released in the...

In this episode of Box Office Bucket List the hosts Tim, Andrew, Adam and Katie dig into Ivan Reitman’s Evolution. They mix pop‑culture nostalgia—talking bands like Creed, Hoobastank and Power Man 5000—with a cast roundup that highlights David Duchovny, Orlando Jones, Julianne Moore, Sean William Scott, Pat Kilbane, Ty Burrell and others. We make our through key plot points like mall attacks, a fl...

On this episode of Box Office Bucket List the hosts—Tim, Andrew, Adam and Katie—dig into sci‑fi comedies by revisiting Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams. They recap the film’s wild premise, including the president’s daughter in danger, the transmooker device, the spy kids Carmen and Juni, and the island full of bizarre hybrid creatures and inventions. The conversation covers standout cast mome...

The Box Office Bucket List crew—Tim, Andrew, Adam, and Katie—break down Galaxy Quest as their first film in the sci-fi comedy category. They discuss casting highlights (Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman, Sam Rockwell, Justin Long), the film's setup of actors who played a TV crew suddenly thrust into a real alien conflict, standout funny moments (convention scenes, the goo suits, the chompe...

In this episode of Box Office Bucket List, hosts Tim, Andrew, Adam and Katie hold a heated debate between two time-travel films. Andrew defends The Butterfly Effect — a chaotic, mind-bending story about a man who repeatedly rewrites his past and must face how those changes destroy other people’s lives. Adam argues for The Flash, highlighting its clearer structure, emotional beats and visible conse...

On this episode of Box Office Bucket List the hosts Tim, Andrew Adam and Katie tackle the animated DC feature Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox.  Barry Allen wakes to a world where his mother is alive but the Justice League is fractured — Batman is Thomas Wayne, Wonder Woman and Aquaman are at war, Superman is imprisoned, and time has been horribly altered. They cover key set pieces including...

In this episode the hosts tackle the 2004 film The Butterfly Effect, walking through its time-travel premise, Evan’s blackout-driven memory gaps, and the journals he uses to try to fix his past. They recap major moments from childhood — the basement incident, the mailbox explosion, and the dog fire — and explain how those events ripple into multiple alternate lives. The hosts debate key turning po...

This episode of Box Office Bucket List is a holiday special where hosts Tim, Andrew, Adam, and Katie (plus a guest) watch and riff on the 2000 live-action How the Grinch Stole Christmas starring Jim Carrey. The conversation includes behind-the-scenes notes about Jim Carrey's performance and makeup, character moments with Cindy Lou Who and Martha May, and why the Grinch hates the holidays. The host...

A lively podcast breakdown of Back to the Future where your hosts: Tim, Andrew, Adam, and Katie riff on time-travel tropes, awkward moments (including Marty's uncomfortable encounters with his mother). We discuss iconic songs like "The Power of Love" and "Johnny B. Goode," and memorable characters such as Doc Brown, Marty, and Biff. We go over the consequences of altering the past and the weird wo...

In this episode the hosts take on the Honey, I Shrunk the Kids film series, trading jokes and childhood memories while ranking all three movies from least to most favorite. They place Honey, I Blew Up the Kid at the bottom — calling it disjointed and noting it was reworked into a sequel — while praising Honey, I Shrunk the Kids for its memorable cast, inventive miniature-world scenes and lasting q...

In this episode the hosts trade dark, funny and sometimes uncomfortable fan theories about familiar cartoons and movies, joking that they might "ruin childhoods." They run through multiple conspiracies and debate how plausible — or ridiculous — each one sounds. Key topics include a Fairly OddParents theory that Timmy's fairy godparents are allegories for antidepressants and a sign of parental negl...

This week the BOBL team tackles the criminally underrated movie: The Tomorrow War. We discuss the ins and outs of parenting and military drafts. Chris Pratt plays Dan who has to lead a team of time traveling soldier through a war in the future. The team’s mission to secure research and capture a surviving female creature leads to brutal battles, heartbreaking losses, and a last-minute chance to ch...

Katie and Tim clash overTh two 2010s thrillers — 10 Cloverfield Lane and Split — debating acting, plot twists, endings, and which film’s final moments make it a must-watch. Expect sharp insults, birthday drama, and passionate closing arguments as they weigh John Goodman’s menace against James McAvoy’s multiple personalities and decide which movie you should watch before you die.

In this episode, the group tackles the 2016 Thriller, "Split". Tim, Katie, Andrew, and Adam discuss the ins and out of the movie. What their opinions on mental health and DID are. They also discuss how this thriller tale is also a story of survival and grief.   THE BUCKET LIST The Way The Cabin in the Woods Orgazmo Grind   Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/jonny-boyle/...

In this Episode, Katie sits out and we bring our guest Nathan back to talk about some of the horror movies we had watched this past season. We discuss movies like Freaks, Pearl, Onyx the Fortuitous and Cloverfield. We dissect these movies and Tim finds out something about himself and his movie tastes.   Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/doug-organ/carpenter

Episode 32 of Box Office Bucket List’s 2010s Thrillers — the hosts (Tim, Andrew, Adam, and Katie) dig into Adam’s pick: Red Riding Hood. They recap the plot (Valerie/Red, an arranged marriage to Henry, a mysterious Peter, wolf attacks and village hysteria), discuss key performances (Amanda Seyfried, Gary Oldman), the film’s visual and directorial ties to Twilight, production trivia (Leonardo DiCap...

On this episode of Box Office Bucket List the hosts break down 10 Cloverfield Lane — a tense, claustrophobic thriller that keeps you guessing who to trust. After a desperate car crash, Michelle (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) wakes up bound in an underground bunker and is told by Howard (John Goodman) that a catastrophic attack has made the outside world uninhabitable. With Emmett as a reluctant ally, M...

Tim, Andrew, Adam, and our guest Nathan sit down to discuss which 31 movies they belive the fans should be watching this halloween season.  We cover elevated horror like Hereditary and The Babadook, newer hits such as Talk to Me and Barbarian, slasher series including Terrifier and Jason films, and cult or underrated entries like Cube, The Poughkeepsie Tapes, and Onyx the Fortuitous. Along the way...

On this episode of Box Office Bucket List Tim, Andrew, Adam, and Katie break down the 2014 thriller The Guest. The hosts summarize key scenes — the uneasy arrival, a tense bar fight, growing suspicions, escalating violence, an arms deal, and a terrifying high-school dance sequence that culminates in a mirror-maze standoff. They highlight the film’s shifts from home-invasion suspense to slasher-sty...

In this episode the hosts of Box Office Bucket List’s "Second Opinions" open with a riff about Bruce Campbell cameos and then dig into a long conversation about Charlie Bartlett. They summarize the plot and central themes: a troubled teen who helps others while avoiding his own pain, and how good intentions can cause real harm. The panel analyzes the main characters—Charlie, Len, Kip/Bevins, and P...

On episode 27 of Box Office Bucket List the hosts close out the Road Trips category, revealing their lowest-to-highest rankings: The Book of Eli (lowest), Dark Country (third), Detroit Rock City (second), and Grind (first). The conversation turns into a spirited debate between Detroit Rock City and Grind, with arguments about soundtracks, cast chemistry (Edward Furlong, Sam Huntington, Giuseppe An...