Continuing our focus on Movies From Our Youth we were joined once again by Brother Clint to discuss a mid-90's staple, Jumanji (1995).

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Mulder and Wolfie are joined once again by Stan Switek to discuss another movie from their (Wolfie's) youth, Air Bud (1997). This was a first time watch for Mulder and Stan so tune in to see if it's as good as Wolfie says it is, plus there's a tangent about a local Pro Wrestling Legend that you won't want to miss. Enjoy.

Next up on “Movies From Our Youth,” Jumanji (1995). We now have a YouTube channel! We've been hard at work creating funny highlight videos to help promote the show so please take a look, like, subscribe, etc. You won't be disappointed. Our channel can be found at WTM Studios.

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Zolly Becker is back to discuss the Oscars Post-Mortem and to give his thoughts on the best films of 2025. Mulder and Wolfie end the episode with the movie challenge in which Lucky Number Slevin (2006) and Brigsby Bear (2017) were discussed with spoilers. Next episode to drop will be on Airbud (1997), followed by Jumanji (1995) and then we wrap up the Movies From Our Youth focus with Another Stakeout (1993) sometime in April. Be sure to check out some new content on our YouTube page as well (Link Below).

We also have a YouTube channel! We've been hard at work creating funny highlight videos to help promote the show so please take a look, like, subscribe, etc. You won't be disappointed. Our channel can be found at WTM Studios.

We recently started an Instagram account for the show so give us a follow and help us grow! The link is right HERE. Zolly’s Instagram can be found HERE.

Zolly's Twitter got Nuked again after amassing 21K followers so he's starting over once again from scratch. He can now be found on Twitter/X right HERE.

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Mulder and Wolfie welcome Stan Switek back to the show as they shift focus to “Movies From Our Youth”. First up, a Charlie Sheen/Kristy Swanson team-up, The Chase (1994). A victim of 20th Century Fox being bought by the big bad mouse, this film has nearly been wiped off the face of the Earth. There’s an Out Of Print DVD from 20 years ago but that’s about it. It’s not even available to rent or purchase digitally. Is it as good as Mulder remembers?

Next up on “Movies From Our Youth,” Another Stakeout (1993). Available to stream right now on Amazon Prime. We now have a YouTube channel! We've been hard at work creating funny highlight videos to help promote the show so please take a look, like, subscribe, etc. You won't be disappointed. Our channel can be found at WTM Studios.

Check out Stan's YouTube page HERE.

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Mulder and Wolfie were joined by an Over-Caffeinated Zolly Becker to discuss a Minnesota Movie from their childhood, Drop Dead Fred (1991). Listen in to find out what Drop Dead Fred is really all about! You can also find out what films that have stolen from DDF over the years and it's a surprisingly long list. Next week we start our focus on Movies From Our Youth. First up is the Charlie Sheen Vehicle, The Chase (1994).

We also have a YouTube channel! We've been hard at work creating funny highlight videos to help promote the show so please take a look, like, subscribe, etc. You won't be disappointed. Our channel can be found at WTM Studios.

We recently started an Instagram account for the show so give us a follow and help us grow! The link is right HERE. Zolly’s Instagram can be found HERE.

Zolly's Twitter got Nuked again after amassing 21K followers so he's starting over once again from scratch. He can now be found on Twitter/X right HERE.

Zolly's YouTube page can be found HERE.

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Mulder and Wolfie T kick off their 2-part Minnesota Movies series with a look at Sam Raimi's A Simple Plan (1998). On the next episode, Zolly Becker returns to wrap up this focus on local films with Drop Dead Fred (1991).

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Zolly's Twitter got Nuked again after amassing 21K followers so he's starting over once again from scratch. He can now be found on Twitter/X right HERE.

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Mulder and Wolfie T are joined once again by Zolly Becker to usher in the new year as well as the new season (12?) of WTM. Zolly was dying to discuss Avatar: Fire and Ash so him and Wolfie have a spirited discussion regarding Cameron's 3rd Avatar movie. We also discuss what's new on the show, preview the next couple of months and complete a duel Movie Challenge. Movies discussed in this episode: Avatar: Fire and Ash (2025), Divinity (2022), and Stakeout (1987).

We also have a YouTube channel! We've been hard at work creating funny highlight videos to help promote the show so please take a look, like, subscribe, etc. You won't be disappointed. Our channel can be found at WTM Studios.

We recently started an Instagram account for the show so give us a follow and help us grow! The link is right HERE.

Zolly's Twitter got Nuked again after amassing 21K followers so he's starting over once again from scratch. He can now be found on Twitter/X right HERE.

Zolly's YouTube page can be found HERE.

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Season 2 of Mirrorball Movie Cowboys concludes with a very special episode. In fact, it's an episode 15 years in the making. Stu, from the Midnight Movie Cowboys podcast adores Can't Stop the Music (1980), and has always wanted to do an episode on it. It may have seemed like a pipe dream because the other 2 members of the MMC, Hunter and John, were reluctant to say the least. Well the stars aligned and it finally happened. Not only that, we were fortunate enough to be invited on for a jam-packed "megasode". To be honest this is more of a MMC episode than anything, but it falls under the Mirrorball Movie Cowboys umbrella. Can't Stop the Music is a semi-autobiographical musical about The Village People. It co-stars Steve Guttenberg, Valerie Perine, and one very famous Olympic Athlete. Enjoy!!

Mulder and Stu (from the wonderful Midnight Movie Cowboys) podcast are both massive fans of everything Disco. So back in 2022 they decided to make an offshoot series of episodes focusing on Disco films and the soundtracks within them. Season 1 consisted of 3 episodes focusing on Boogie Nights (1997), The Last Days of Disco (1998) and 54 (1998) respectively and were re-released over the past 8 months. Season 2 consists of 4 episodes. The first episode of this new season saw us cover Thank God It's Friday (1978). On Episode 2 we covered Roller Boogie (1979). Episode 3 was technically already released as WTM Ep. 343: Skatetown U.S.A. (1979). This episode concludes Season 2 but we shall return sooner rather than later with Season 3!

Be sure to check out the incredible Midnight Movie Cowboys podcast! They've been around 15 years so there's plenty of episodes for you to comb through. These Mirrorball Movie Cowboys episodes will also be posted on their feed as well.

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