On the latest episode of Joe's Shelf, Joe picked 1976's Murder by Death from his collection, sparking a heated debate over Neil Simon's mystery parody. Listen on your favorite podcast app or catch the one with added visuals on YouTube:

Hats Off Entertainment posts quality content. Filmmaker Joe Ramoni has crafted a definitive deep dive into “Sledge Hammer!” The reason I’ve bequeathed him so many new revelations is because I trust him, he knows what he’s doing. https://t.co/8czJkM0aTa via @YouTube

Frequently imitated yet never surpassed, Alan Spencer's Sledge Hammer! was much more than an 80's cop parody. It broke rules, defied expectations, and reshaped the entire genre. This is the untold story of its creation, production, and legacy: https://t.co/NvXMwurENL

I sat down with @Franksantopadre to discuss his storied showbiz career & partnership with Gilbert Gottfried on their Amazing Colossal Podcast. We also touch on the show's many running jokes, like Bob Hope's Jack Frost and that juicy Caesar Romero rumor 🍊

Mel Brooks called Dracula: Dead and Loving It a "companion piece" to Young Frankenstein. But upon its release in 1995, the movie ended up closing the coffin on Mel's three-decade run as a director. Here’s how it all went wrong: https://t.co/KWl3DESyNi

I may have gone a little overboard on this one, but only to highlight why Baby’s Day Out truly deserved better. This is by far the deepest dive I’ve ever done on a movie, but fortunately I had a little help from someone who was there to see it all happen: https://t.co/slUcT8nykE

Thanks to Chris Candy for letting me talk his ear off like Del Griffith did to Neal Page. Only instead of shower curtain rings, we chatted about his dad - John Candy and the challenges of producing a documentary on his life: https://t.co/1fdGnBfrMK

I’ve always thought Cabin Boy got way more hate than it deserved. Back in 2021, I made a video explaining why, but it got caught up in a copyright dispute. Today, that dispute finally settled — and the video is back, now with a fresh thumbnail! https://t.co/IvVR6q5yzt

Mr. Toad and Then Some: Check out Hats Off Entertainment @HatsOffEnt video on a forgotten film classic, TERRY JONES (of Monty Python)'s adaptation of WIND IN THE WILLOWS (AKA Mr. Toad's Wild Ride), a delightful-looking movie that REALLY needs to be seen:

In 1996, Terry Jones reunited members of Monty Python for an amazing kids movie, which the studio then buried. Whether you know it as The Wind in the Willows OR Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, this film (and all of its titles) deserves reappraisal: https://t.co/5T6ViUAzxm

.@joeramoni joins Nostalgia Critic with looking over one of the great space comedies, but is it the best Star Wars parody? Let's take a look at Spaceballs. https://t.co/V5Bj9286YB

I'm so excited to be able to share these two minutes of previously lost media with you! Leslie Nielsen & Anna Nicole Smith introduce the Three Stooges on AMC's N.Y.U.K. in 2000. And make sure to subscribe to my secondary clips channel:

Nothing beat spending weekend mornings at N.Y.U.K. - AMC’s Three Stooges block hosted by Leslie Nielsen in 2000. Here’s a retrospective on a show that reinforced my love of the Stooges and helped me discover some of their shorts for the first time: https://t.co/la1OmFdN2j

We watched Happy Gilmore 2... and now we're not so happy: https://t.co/MTof3a6euZ

What do Orson Welles, Herve Villechaize, Jerry Lewis, Bill Cosby, and Rodney Dangerfield have in common? They all starred in their own series of bizarre TV commercials. Join us as we watch them and many others on our new special: https://t.co/rkzSkP8Xxi

When I found out that @VinegarSyndrome had restored Norm Macdonald & Bob Saget's original cut of Dirty Work, I just had to explore how they were able to pull it off, while also examining why the movie had been recut in the first place: https://t.co/A7WyceIFsP

I can't be the only person who watched Disney's RocketMan as a kid and thought "This feels like an Ernest movie." So is there a connection between Ernest and Fred Randall? Let's find out: https://t.co/R7givnNV9q

Had Brandon Hardesty not uploaded a video of himself reenacting a scene from Uncle Buck to YouTube in 2006, there probably wouldn't be a Hats Off Entertainment today. So join me as I take my “Hats Off” to a YouTube legend and huge influence: https://t.co/C5HZ3Yq5k5

The first person I subscribed to on YouTube was Brandon Hardesty (aka ArtieTSMITW). 20 years later, he fittingly became the first guest on my new interview series that's launching this week! Can't wait for all of you to join me as I take my... Hats Off to @Brandon_Hrdesty!

I had such a great time talking to @joederosacomedy & Pat Walsh on their terrific podcast. Their show is available only on Patreon but I highly recommend supporting these guys, especially if you’re looking for a movie podcast that’s a cut above the rest: