Episode Fifty-Four: INTO THE COLD, DARK WOODS: FILMS FROM THE DARK DAYS OF DISNEY

In this episode, The Guys Outta Brooklyn look at a point in the history of Disney where the company was losing money and the urge to experiment was high. From the big-budget science fictioner <i>The Black Hole</i> to the ground-breaking <i>Tron</i> to the slow motion accident that was <i>The Black Cauldron</i>, Tom and Derrick evaluate a sextet of Disney's most peculiar releases. Plus video arcade memories, the ending of <i>The Hunchback of Notre Dame</i> you <i>should've</i> seen, and wacka-chickas. Lots of wacka-chickas. If you don't want to be put on the game grid, get to clicking!

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