Even though it's much tougher to view Kevin Spacey the same way we did back in 1995, Greg chose "The Usual Suspects" as he enjoyed it a lot growing up. Karen, meanwhile, didn't even know there was a "twist" involved. Listen in, and see if she can figure it all out. 

Greg and Karen watch "Now and Then" and talk about how important it is to have women-lead coming-of-age movies and safeguards around your storm drains. 

Noted James Bond Fan Greg chose GoldenEye as this week's movie, and it's tough for Karen to actually stay awake due to an experimental diet. They also talk about parental deception and broccoli, because why not? 

In order to lighten the mood, Karen chose to watch "Babe," which Greg has never seen. Since talking animal films are much more common today, is "Babe" not as sweet as Karen imagined? And what will Greg think of the sheepdog hijinx? All of your questions will be answered, and more, in the ninth episode of 1995 The Podcast.

Greg chooses a spooky film favorite for Halloween, and it's scary on levels Karen never expected. This also marks Karen's first Scott Bakula movie, which is exciting on a whole other level. 

Karen chooses popular romcom "While You Were Sleeping" during her movie week on 1995 The Podcast, and Greg makes it painfully obvious that he's not a fan of romance or chemistry or kissing or hugs. But then, something amazing happens. Also, Karen reveals her long con. 

This week, Greg chose "Die Hard with a Vengeance," which he's only seen on television. Turns out, what aired on TV is completely different (and less racist) than what was shown in theaters. It's the first time Karen has watched the film altogether, but she's delighted by the cast which includes Bruce Willis, Samuel L. Jackson, and Scar from "The Lion King." As a note, Greg's mic was busted while recording. We'll make sure that doesn't happen in the future. 

Karen and Greg both watched this movie for the first time (well, kind of) with hopes that the film wouldn't dive into tired stereotypes and offensive jokes. But they should have known that personal hero Kenan Thompson would never agree to appear in anything that wasn't at least, like, 50% good. 

It's Greg's week over at 1995 The Podcast, and he chose The Quick And The Dead, a movie which flopped in theaters despite an all-star cast. Will it turn Karen off of westerns forever? Maybe. Let's find out. 

Welcome to the third episode of 1995 The Podcast! In this episode, Karen and Greg watch Empire Records, which stars Liv Tyler and Ethan Embry. The audio, while never perfect, is a little more echoed in this episode — but it's still a worthwhile discussion.