(Almost) Cult Classics

First up is Clifford (1994). There is no other movie quite like it. This surreal comedy stars Martin Short as a ten year old boy and Charles Grodin as his uncle, who's tasked with babysitting him. I take a look at what makes this film so unique and why it's worth watching close to three decades since its release.

Next up is Houseguest (1995) a family comedy that pairs Sinbad with the late, great Phil Hartman.

Hopefully everyone has been able to get away this summer! If you haven't, here's a film that will help you feel like you did - 1985's Summer Rental, starring John Candy, Rip Torn, Richard Crenna. Directed by Carl Reiner.

Now that it's back to school season let's take a look by re-watching my favorite Dangerfield film...Back to School!

John Hughes created arguably the best Thanksgiving film in 1987 with "Planes, Trains & Automobiles". But what you might not know is that he authored another Thanksgiving road trip comedy just 4 years later called "Dutch" -and it's worth a second look.