Keri’s takes the lead on spooky season with a deep dive into all things PSYCHO! This first installment covers the first three films in the franchise. 

This week nearly breaks into song as Keri and Skipper cover Streets Of Fire, Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon, and Crossroads. Also included is Part 6 of the exclusive Thea Flaum interview. 

This special Take 2 episode features brand new exclusive interviews we landed with alumni from the 1986 film "The Manhattan Project." Writer & Director Marshall Brickman, Co-Writer Tom Baum, and Special Effects Supervisor Bran Ferren!  

Keri and Skip take on the daunting task of discussing the legendary comedy team whose influence can still being felt today. The four Python films get dissected purposefully, and Part 5 of their exclusive Thea Flaum interview also debuts.  

Small towns and the trials of growing up are the subjects of interest as we look at sentimental classics Breaking Away, Stand By Me, and The Sandlot. 

Breaking up is painful, divorce flat out sucks! Marriage Story, The War of the Roses, and Kramer vs Kramer make the case that staying together might be the better option.

31 years in the making! Keri and Skipper jump in the famed phone booth for a trip through time with the most excellent of chaperones. Party on!

Keri and Skipper not only celebrate the milestone of 45 years of Siskel & Ebert on TV, but go back to the very beginning in an exclusive brand new interview with Thea Flaum - THE person who chose them for the original dueling critics movie review show.

Keri continues her show takeover with the rest of the six films in the Freddy collection. Also we dive into our final segment of the interview with Sneak Previews director Chuck Waggoner.  

You can't call yourself a Siskel & Ebert fan and miss the major interview we just recorded! Learn all about that, our subjects for upcoming episodes, and more stuff we had to share in this special mini-episode dropping 1 day early before our regular show - Nightmares on Elm Streets Part 2!