Deleted Disney: “If I Never Knew You” & “Can You Feel the Love Tonight”
Should "If I Never Knew You" have been cut from POCAHONTAS? Plus, the dreadful alternate version of "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" we almost got.
Is A CHRISTMAS STORY Overrated?
A CHRISTMAS STORY has been arguably overplayed year after year in 24 hour marathons but is its status as a holiday staple overrated?
Is NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS a Halloween or Christmas Movie?
The conundrum of the holiday season: is Disney's THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS a Christmas or Halloween movie? Default Assault tackles the debate!
Deleted Disney: ALADDIN’s “High Adventure”
Is "High Adventure" the ALADDIN fight song we're missing? Today on Deleted Disney, we cover one of the most infamous cut songs...
SPELLBOUND (1945): Hitchcock Movie Review
Suspense and surrealism combine in Alfred Hitchcock and Salvador Dali's 1945 thriller SPELLBOUND, but is it Required Viewing?
The Wonder Woman Controversy & Roger Moore (R.I.P.)
In today's episode, we tackle the uproar and controversy behind the women-only screenings of WONDER WOMAN & also pay tribute to the late SIR ROGER MOORE...
Is GONE WITH THE WIND Required Viewing?
"As God is my witness, I'll never be hungry again!" With that famous quote, how could we not talk about GONE WITH THE WIND on Thanksgiving?
What Went Wrong with STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI?
We take a look at STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI and answer the question: is it a remake of another STAR WARS film? What went wrong (or right)?
Pinocchio Remakes & Patrick Stewart
In today's Default Assault Extras, we discuss Disney's rumored live-action remake of Pinocchio, other terrifying Pinocchio films, and Patrick Stewart...
Deleted Disney: THE LION KING’s “Morning Report”
Is adding "Morning Report" to THE LION KING Disney's equivalent of making Greedo shoot first in STAR WARS? Today on Deleted Disney,...
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