Dreams within dreams can be a beautiful and dangerous place in Christopher Nolan’s “Inception.” Do Maude and Stan agree or does this episode turn into a nightmare?

A grieving father looks for vengeance and finds salvation in “The Shack,” starring Sam Worthington, Octavia Spencer and more.

Identical triplets, each adopted by different families, have a miraculous reunion when they are 19 years old. They share several similarities, including a secret about how they were raised. “Three Identical Strangers” is available to stream on Hulu.

Elizabeth Moss delivers a powerhouse performance as an emotionally troubled writer possibly dragging an innocent young woman with her into the abyss in “Shirley.”

What does a drunk girl from a small town, her fellow drunk friends in the same small town and a giant monster wreaking havoc in Seoul, South Korea have in common? They are all in the movie Stan picked for he and Maude to watch.

To honor the memory of the great Carl Reiner, Maude selected “the Jerk,” directed by Reiner and starring Steve Martin, Bernadette Peters, Mabel King and more. It was Steve Martin’s first starring feature film role. Does the 1979 film hold up? Listen and find out.

In what must be the most stressful episode in our history, Stan pics a movie he thinks might test Maude’s patience and even her love for him. They watch the 2018 Swedish film “Border.” Leave a 5 star review at Apple Podcasts and share us on your social media.

We’re back! And this time Maude got in the WayBack machine and took us to 1956 for “Carousel,” starring Gordon MacRae, Shirley Jones and more. It’s an odd movie with some memorable and classic songs, huge dance numbers and cringe-worthy moments.

A rich family is rocked by the tragic loss of its patriarch and even more after the reading of his will in the crime/mystery/comedy “Knives Out.” Stan and Maude have a chat about the movie and more.

Renee Zellweger earned an Academy Award for embodying the tragic figure of Judy Garland in the 2019 film “Judy.” Maude picked this look at the singer’s final London performance and the turmoil that marked her life.