On this episode, I cover an all-time classic by “The Master of Suspense” director Alfred Hitchcock, starring James Stewart in a very compelling and thrilling man who has a broken leg and is left with nothing else to do but observe the lives of his neighbors while he recovers.

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In part 1/6 of our Trading Ratings series on Action/Adventure Sequels, we dig into the 3rd installment in the Indiana Jones franchise, featuring Harrison Ford and Sean Connery as son and father, who have a series of misadventures as they search for the Holy Grail.

I cover a personal favorite that is based on a true story about a real-life monster who struck fear from the late 60s to the early 80s in California.

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This week I take a shot on a horror film starring the notorious Nicolas Cage who is unrecognizable on screen. But does the movie do enough to stand out?

This episode covers the biggest horror film of the 1990's, which re-ignited interest in horror movies with its meta references and sparked dozens of imitations.

For this episode I dive into the 1980 horror classic, based on the Stephen King novel of the same name.

This cult classic tells the story of deranged banking executive in NYC who seeks to rid the world of people he finds awful and disgusting, which is apparently everyone.

For the second episode in a row, we have a sports movie. This one is lighter than the last, but the premise is still pretty tragic. Can the California Angels win the pennant and force an absentee father to do right by his son?

I cover this tale that is based on a true story that covers a high school football team that integrates black and white students in post-Civil Rights Movement Virginia, motivated by a no nonsense head coach.

This flick is a childhood favorite and it is inexplicably bizarre but somehow holds up after all these years.