Re-Uploading a classic Retro Guardians episode after spotify took it down for a snippet of music! 😒

In this enchanting episode, the Guardians saddle up Falkor and dive deep into the magical world of The NeverEnding Story (1984). From the epic quest of Atreyu to the haunting beauty of the Swamps of Sadness and the unforgettable theme song that defined a generation — we unpack why this film still holds a spell over audiences decades later.

Join us as we explore behind-the-scenes trivia, the film's lasting legacy, and the hidden meanings tucked within Fantasia's borders. Was The NeverEnding Story just a kids’ fantasy, or is it a profound story about courage, grief, and the power of imagination? Tune in and find out!

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Remember the ‘80s craze that had parents clutching their pearls and kids trading like stockbrokers? This week, we’re diving into the gross, hilarious, and totally controversial world of Garbage Pail Kids! 💀💨

First, we’ll peel back the sticky history of the iconic trading card series—Topps’ twisted answer to Cabbage Patch Kids—where boogers, barf, and bizarre names ruled the schoolyard. Then, we’ll get into the 1987 live-action Garbage Pail Kids Movie—a film so bad, it’s legendary. From nightmare-inducing animatronics to an almost non-existent plot, we’re reliving the chaos that made it a cult disasterpiece.

Was Garbage Pail Kids a stroke of marketing genius or just plain gross? And does the movie deserve its reputation as one of the worst ever made? Tune in as we crack open the nostalgia vault and dig into the trash!

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In this episode of Retro Guardians, we’re talking all things Jaws— the movie that made everyone afraid to go in the water. From the unforgettable suspense to the behind-the-scenes chaos that almost sank the whole production, we talk about what makes this film a classic. We’ll chat about the genius of Spielberg, that eerie John Williams score, and why a malfunctioning shark ended up making the movie even better. Whether you’ve seen Jaws a hundred times or you’re watching it for the first time, this one’s for you.