Episode 50 - Honey, I Shrunk the Kids

The 1989 megahit Disney flick, "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" is
allegedly a fun comedic science fiction movie for children. In
fact, it's actually a disturbing horror film. During their
harrowing journey, the shrunken kids narrowly escape getting
crushed to death by falling debris, drowning in a flood, getting
attacked by giant insects, being chopped to bits by a lawnmower
and being eaten alive. Despite the kids' ability to defy death,
they still have to witness their beloved pet ant get murdered
right before their eyes!


Rick Moranis plays Wayne Szalinski, an absentminded scientist who
invents a dangersome shrink ray capable of instantly destroying
organic material, and he leaves it running in an unlocked room in
the home he shares with his two children. In addition to being a
negligent parent, his relationship with wife is tenuous. We have
to hope that they don't get divorced, even though his family
would be much safer getting as far from this man as humanly
possible. 


Join us as we discuss every detail of this creepy classic,
clarify Einstein’s contributions to science, and discover why
Keating's childhood dog died.


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