Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust (2000): The Best Movie You Haven't Seen

"Wet Hot American Summer (2001)" Still Makes Us Hot and Wet

In our endless quest for the best movies of all time, Cameron shares the cult classic "Wet Hot American Summer" which defined the 2000s teen sex comedy. Is it still as funny today? Was this made before 9/11? How many children died in the making of this movie?All these answers and more are answered in this episode of Reel It In: Fishing For Favorites!

Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust (2000): The Best Movie You Haven't Seen

In our endless search to find the best films of all time, Kayla leads us to "Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust" from 2000. Originally released as an English dub, this film is notoriously difficult to find, but it is well worth the deep dive. We explore the deep lore of the Vampire Hunter D world, it's impact on anime history, and whether a child should have been allowed to see this in the very first place.

Scooby-Doo (2002): Return to Spooky Island

Our search for the best movies of all time continue with our friend Macee's pick "Scooby-Doo" from 2002. What is the deal with Scrappy-Doo? Why was he found dead in Miami? How did he run Spooky Island Resort, the premiere Spring Break destination for College-aged youths?All the answers and more will be found in today's episode on the reclaimed classic, Scooby-Doo (2002). Instagram: @ReelItInPod [instagram.com/reelitinpod] TikTok: @ReelItInPod [tiktok.com/u/reelitinpod]

"Avatar: Fire and Ash" - New REELease

In this episode of Reel It In, Will and Tucker head back to Pandora to talk Avatar: Fire and Ash, one of the biggest releases of the year. They share their initial reactions, compare it to previous Avatar films, and debate whether this chapter expands the world—or starts to feel a little too familiar. The conversation covers everything from viewing formats (IMAX 3D vs. standard 2D) and box office buzz to the film’s dense pacing, narrative structure, and character arcs. They highlight standout performances from Stephen Lang and Una Chaplin, dig into the film’s father-son themes, and compare the franchise’s trajectory to other sci-fi epics like Dune. Instagram: @reelitinpod [instagram.com/reelitinpod] TikTok: @reelitinpod [tiktok.com/u/reelitinpod]

Clueless (1995): The Blueprint for the Teenage Comedy

In this episode of Reel It In: Fishing for Favorites, hosts Will and Tucker welcome guest Brandon to talk about his all-time favorite film, Clueless. From its sharp wit and iconic fashion to its lasting cultural impact, we break down why Amy Heckerling’s 1995 classic still feels totally relevant. Together, we explore the film’s unforgettable characters, its inventive use of slang and style, and the behind-the-scenes stories that shaped its production. We also dig into Clueless’s place in pop culture history, including its influence on late ’90s and early 2000s teen films and its quietly meaningful LGBTQ+ representation. Along the way, we share personal memories, favorite quotes, and reflections on why Clueless continues to resonate decades later. As if we wouldn’t revisit one of the most beloved teen films of all time