This week, Nikki and Jon discuss Full Moon Productions, compare this movie to the short story written by Edgar Allen Poe as well as the 1961 version with Vincent Price, and question the lack of gore from a supposed horror movie;Nikki also provides albums released during the time this movie was released and we talk about an episode of the gameshow, To Tell The Truth, hosted by Alex Trebek (RIP).

This week, Nikki and Jon discuss the striking visuals, debate the use of color in this largely black and white movie, hypnotic narration, political commentary and cast performances; also Nikki provides more rarely known TV shows and the Billboard Top 100 during the time this movie was released.

This week, Nikki and Jon take an extreme close-up look into this rarely talked about baseball movie, question the lack of passion in the acting and story and wonder who this movie is for; also Nikki reads an article about the debut TV show, Dinosaurs and provides couple albums released at the same time as this movie.

This week, Nikki and Jon discuss this Studio Ghibli movie that was hidden from the U.S. until 2016, the impact of using different animation styles and the charming and relatable coming-of-age story; also more pop culture and forgotten TV shows that were released at the same time as this movie.

This week, Nikki and Jon talk about the winding plot and provide different interpretations of the symbolism and meaning of this movie, we talk about the slow build up to the fiery ending and cast performances; also more pop culture and forgotten TV shows that were released at the same time as this movie.

This week, Nikki and Jon compare this movie to All The Mornings of the World, the nonsensical accents, question who this comedy is for, the use of Chopin's music and weird and unnecessary sub-plots; Nikki delves into Hugh Grant's arrest and controversies and another we talk about another SNL episode release the same week.

This week, Nikki and Jon compare this movie to Other People's Money, discuss how this is unlike any other Mel Brooks movie and how it navigates comedy in the world of homelessness; Nikki brings up some late-night TV shows and we talk about a busted pilot starring Adam West that was released the same week.

This week, Nikki and Jon discuss the cities, stories and varied cinematography portrayed in each segment, question why these segments were sequenced in this particular order, explore the diverse cast of characters and which story was our favorite; Nikki delves into Wynona Ryder's arrest and controversies regarding the actress Beatrice Dalle.

This week, Nikki and Jon discuss the touching performances, the beautiful music and cinematography, question how true to life this story was and how we perceived the various love stories; Nikki delves into Gérard Depardieu's controversies and we both discuss an episode of Unsolved Mysteries that was released the same week.

This week, Nikki and Jon discuss if this movie should have been made into a television series, key differences between this movie and the book, the large cast of characters and lack of detective work and comedy; Nikki goes into detail about the arrest of Paul Reubens (Pee Wee Herman).