Straight Out of Home Video

It's Good to Be Bad! Candace and Catrina watched Descendants 3 and have big feelings about who the real villain of the series is! Movie Summary: Mal, Evie, Jay, and Carlos, the children of notorious supervillains, must restore order in Auradon after Audrey, who is jealous of Mal, steals Maleficent's scepter and terrorizes the locals.

We're talking about Candace's favorite Descendants movie! Movie Summary: When the pressure to be royally perfect gets to be too much for Mal, she returns to the Isle of the Lost. She discovers that Uma, Ursula's daughter, has taken over as queen and that her gang is finalizing plans to bring down the barrier.

In this episode, Candace and Catrina discuss their deep love for Disney’s Descendants. They explore Kenny Ortega’s direction, the series’ subversion of Disney archetypes, and its championing of empathy, leadership, and friendship.

Candace and Vanessa get their head in the game and reminisce about High School Musical, exploring its cultural impact, memorable songs, and character dynamics. And ask the question whether Sharpay is really a villain?

Vanessa & Candace discuss the very upfront theme of dolphins and how it surprisingly covers the much darker theme of death. Trigger warning: death, progressive disease, and suicide are mentioned.

It's summer time and so Vanessa and Candace decide it's the best point to talk about the movie that broke cable records - you guessed it, High School Musical 2!

Vanessa, Candace, and Rachel discuss the DCOM movie that made our generation weary of AI - and also weary of lottery giveaways (come on, how much tax did they owe on that house??).

Vanessa, Candace, and Alex talk about the 1999 DCOM Johnny Tsunami, a perfect film for the season as it teaches you how to make the most of being ripped from paradise and thrown into a snowy, class-based ski/snowboard town. That is, as long as you have transferrable athletic ability, your own stunt doubles, and the ability to shrug off Brett's not so clever insults.

Vanessa, Candace, Arezou, and Chelsea talk about the first Disney Channel Original Christmas Movie, The Ultimate Christmas Present . They talk about the horrifying global warming implication of Santa's snow machine, the too-intense weatherman, and Brenda Song supremacy.

Vanessa and Candace talk about the High School Musical-meets-Descendants musical, and debate the physical implications of what a zombie society means.

Did you know Ariel came face to face with dinosaurs? We're looking back at the 90s animated TV series The Little Mermaid. Ariel is a teenage mermaid who lives under the sea with her father, the sea king, her six sisters, and various friends. Together, they try to keep harm away from Atlantica as enemies try to ruin their peaceful kingdom. Ariel takes viewers on underwater adventures into caves, me...

Vanessa and Candace marvel how this movie was even made. Kirk Cameron does act his heart out, we'll give him that.

Vanessa, Candace, and Maggie discuss this DCOM classic for St. Patrick's Day. Wear your green and join us on this nostalgic ride that shows us if it wasn't hard enough being high school, how about if you also were a leprechaun who depended on a magic coin to be cool? Sláinte!

Perhaps one of the most beloved of our DCOM movies, Zenon is the focus of our discussion today! Reminisce with Waffles Vanessa, Candace, and Krista. Zoom zoom zoom!

Candace, Arezou and Krista breakdown the characters and relationship in season one of Willow.

A DCOM holiday movie starring Bryan Cranston, that's all we need to say.

It's our last straight-to-home-video episode before we switch to DCOMs! Today, Candace, Vanessa and Mack are talking about Brother Bear 2. They talk about how strange it is to have non-indigenous people voice indigenous characters, how unnecessary and weird the story is, and the trope of transforming for true love.

We watched it and regret it. In an Italian village, the wooden puppet Pinocchio is brought to life by the Blue Fairy and seeks the life of adventure while striving to be a real boy. Pinocchio's life is turned upside down when he leaves his father to follow the circus.

I AM GROOT! We had to watch the latest short films on Disney+ starring the cutest tree you have ever seen. The mischievous toddler Baby Groot learns to grow up amongst the trouble in the stars along with the help of his friends and family in the ragtag superhero team, the Guardians of the Galaxy. We also discuss the Marvel characters we would like in a series of short films.

This week, Arezou and Candace are talking about the Phineas And Ferb Star Wars double episode. They talk homages, catchy music, and speculate about how the series might continue some day.

There are a hundred and four days of summer vacation and we spent one with Phineas and Ferb! We answer the question we all have asked. Is Dr. Doofenshmirtz the hero of the show? Why does Candace want to bust her brothers? Is Perry the Platypus the greatest secret agent?

Chip and Dale live amongst cartoons and humans in modern-day Los Angeles, but their lives are quite different now. When a former cast mate mysteriously disappears, Chip and Dale must repair their broken friendship and save their friend. This week, Candace, Arezou and Hope talk about their favourite parts of the movie, compared the world building to other stories, and discuss the controversy behind...

We watched a movie that Disney hasn't bothered putting on Disney Plus yet. Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your Dreams was the first and only film released for a planned  Disney Princess Enchanted Tales  series of direct-to-video films, each featuring new stories about the Disney Princesses. This film features new stories about Princess Aurora from Sleeping Beauty and Prince...

We’re seeing spots! Candace is joined by her fellow Waffles Hope and Mack to talk about Disney's 101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure. They were surprised by many things dalmatians related. While Candace’s dog was upset by the portrayal of corgis as villains.

After thoroughly enjoying the last Recess movie, "Taking the Fifth Grade," Candace and Arezou are disappointed by "All Growed Down." In this shorter episode, they talk about the inappropriate portrayal of kindergarteners and the movie's analogy for colonization.