
Movies at Grandma's House is a family friendly movie review podcast where we revisit the children's films, family movies and family friendly blockbusters we grew up with to see if they still hold up. Each week, real film analysis meets nostalgia as we break down the story, the film scores, and whether a favorite deserves to be taken home, watched at grandma's, or hidden in the attic. Honest, famil... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 136 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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It's the return everyone's been waiting for — Pixar's Toy Story 5! On this family movie review, Isaac and Seth bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to one of the most anticipated sequels in Pixar history, asking: does this long-awaited c... more
Isaac sits down with Brian Tarbox, owner and self-described caretaker of the By-Jo Theatre in Germantown, Ohio — one of the last surviving single-screen small town movie theaters in the area — for an honest, behind-the-scenes conversation about what ... more
It's the feel-good movie that made you want to start a band — and one of Tom Hanks' most personal passion projects. On this family movie review, Isaac and Seth bring real film analysis and honest movie reviews to the 1996 gem That Thing You Do!, cele... more
If you've been curious about the kettle corn behind the Movies at Grandma's House movie nights — this one's for you. Isaac sits down with Jennifer from Big Poppin', MAGH's official snack partner, for a full Q&A on how this Ohio kettle corn small busi... more
Family movie review: Mr. Peabody & Sherman (2014) is one of the most overlooked kids movies and children's films DreamWorks ever made. On this nostalgic film analysis, Isaac and Seth bring their honest movie reviews and some genuine classic movie tal... more
Movie night isn't complete without the snacks — and Isaac sits down with John and Chelsea from Sweet Tooth Candy in Englewood, Ohio for a fun Q&A about candy, nostalgia, and what it's like running a local candy store that feels less like a shop and m... more
Isaac is back with a bonus audio episode while Movies at Grandma's House gears up for Season 6 — dropping next week! Make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss when it drops.
But first — a question that every movie lover has an answer to:
"What ... more
Grandma's House is taking a quick breather before Season 6 — but we didn't want to leave you empty-handed! On this bonus audio-only episode, Isaac brings the same real film analysis and honest movie reviews you know from our family movie review podca... more
Incredible stories and such a great listen during the day whilst working!!!
Why was this not around when my kids were younger?? So fun and full of useful info to ok. I love that they tell you where to stream. And their banter is so darn fun. Love love it!
This podcast is so cool! I’ve lost track of the number of times I’ve had a conversation with friends about an old movie we want to show our kids, but then wondered if it would hold up to our more modern standards. And lo and behold…there’s a show that answers that very questions! it’s such a great concept, executed beautifully. A fun and helpful listen for sure!
This was so much fun to watch and listen to, so inviting for movie enthusiasts of every age. I grew up with the 1971 version of Willy Wonka and enjoyed the conversation aroundthe differences in setting, technology, character, tone, and music between 1971 amd 2005 versions. Looking forward to the next episode!
This is so fun! Love Isaac and Seth’s rhythm. Audio is great, pacing is very entertaining. Loved the episode on 101 Dalmatians. Took me back. Off to listen to the Ever After episode now. Great work!
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A warm, family-friendly show that revisits beloved children's films and family blockbusters through a lens of nostalgia and fresh analysis. Episodes mix thoughtful storytelling, score and craft discussions, and memories from growing up with these movies, often highlighting themes of friendship, courage, and family dynamics. Notable strengths include a consistently approachable tone, strong chemistry between hosts, and insightful takes on how older films stack up for today's families and adult fans alike.
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