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Hosted by Brent Nemetz and Matt Hellyer · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 320 episodes
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Every week, Brent and Matt peruse reviews from across the internet, on everything from products and services, to hotels and restaurants, found everywhere from Amazon to Google to Yelp. Then they explore the ridiculous realities of those reviewers, explaining the inexplicable and finding the insane in that mundane task of writing an internet review. These two plus you makes it a party; will you join?New episodes coming your way every TuesdayReviewsday! Jump in on any episode that strikes your fancy!
Brent Nemetz and Matt Hellyer hosts Review Party Dot Com, a comedy show with 320 episodes published.
Refresh yourself with that tickly fizz! This week we've got reviews for media heroes Joan of Arc and Ted Lasso, a wobbly fan and some paper towels, and the kinky sound baths of the Hyatt Lodge. We dig into the papers for
It's like the Shibuya Crossing but you just move a little differently. This week we are jammed packed with internet goodness, including reviews for the Amazon Fire Kids Tablet, A Cheese Shifter Romance by Ellen Mint, and
Line 'em up 'cause I'm ready to slap! This week we have some lovely internet reviews for the Among Us (2026) cartoon, Rain-X windshield wiper blades, Jamiroquai's Traveling Without Sound (1996) album, and a slingshot of
I'd love a blue Corvette, even if everything else had to be blue, too, to get it. That's fine, probably. This week we have reviews for mixing S&B mustard powder with mustard, Creatives Cakes cake shop, clearing gunk with
We're kind of like the kings of review-based comedy, and that makes us royalty, and obviously, we act as such. This week we have internet reviews for protein Pop Tarts, finding a use for tactical gloves, and finding our
Happy Birthday, Review Party! This week we have internet reviews for belly dancers, a greasy Chili's in Spokane, 'Happy Birthday to You' by Dr. Seuss, The Birthday Party (2025), and an Oura smart ring. For the segment, w
It's round, it's white or maybe brown, and it contains special treats. This week we have internet reviews for Old Yeller (1957), The super Mario Galaxy Movie (2026), getting extreme with some bulk knockoff lucky charm ma
Instead of throwing you into the lava pit, this guys got jokes! This week we have internet reviews for Toy Story 5, culturally relevant woman's sandals from Sketchers, and fire extinguishers. For the segment, we take a s
A complete collection of every internet review and segment featuring sugar free gummi bears, from Haribo and others, in chronological order, with some extra candy-related reviews thrown in for some fun contrast. Brent an
Roar with the stegosaur! This week the party has reviews of Masters of the Universe and a He-Man Heart, a bidet soap bar for your dirty bits, the fossil that is Uncle Ben's Sweet and Sour sauce, and the older fossil Now
Sometimes, you don't want something to flashy or intimidating! This week there are some meek, tame internet reviews for Omen 4: The Awakening (1991), looking just like Buddy Holly and using Green Gobbler drain cleaner, p
You all know the person. This week we have internet reviews for dude propaganda in The Rock (1996), HBO's A Knight of The Seven Kingdoms, Around my French Table cookbook by Dorie Greenspan, and dad napping on an orthoped
The more butter, the better! This week we have reviews for Frosted Flakes, Tony's Big Cheese Pizza, Karate Kids: Legends, and Old El Paso tortilla "pockets". For the segment, we see what StickDoc has to say about some ra
300 Episodes! Woah! Thanks a bunch! This week we have reviews for, the poetic justice of the Blade Bluray 3 pack, '300' on Bluray, trying to get Donna fired at the Community School District 300, then '300: Rise of an Emp
This parachute says a little too much about me, as a person, right now. Did you have anything in beige? This week we have internet reviews for taking pepper spray straight to the face, crocs, Wu Tang Clan's Enter the 36
They say the 8th time's the charm! Enjoy these fine internet review-based stylings, featuring reviews for wasp & hornet killer from Episode 105, 'Cowboy' (1958) and 'Play the Game' (2009) from Episode 106, grass-fed weig
Don't mess with me, man. Internet reviews for a saucy little cowboy jean jacket, the total Kwik Trip experience, a super expensive hair dryer, and utilizing an eye patch to achieve the power of darksight. For the segment
Hmm. Today, I will experience catharsis. Internet reviews for whatever they're doing at the True Lemon drink mix powder lab, big honkin' lavender-scented French soap, 'Hachi: A Dog's Tale', 'Fire Country', 'Cinderella Sk
I been afraid ever since I saw Gremlins 2 when I was a kid. This week we have reviews for housefly-attracting mosquito repellent, Red Vines, ear plugs, making your brain numb with Backstreet Boy's Backstreets Back, and s
If they ran out, would they even be them? This week we have some internet reviews for Swedish Fish, stress relief supplements, jump rope, and also 'internal deodorant' bismuth supplements. For the segment, we once again
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