Reel Nostalgic

This week Terence and Hollis are in stitches after watching the hilarious Eddie Murphy in his first box office smash, Beverly Hills Cop (1984). Directed by, Martin Brest.

Press your face in a cake and get your limes ready because this week Hollis and Terence are talking about Mrs. Doubtfire (1993). Robin Williams shines as always in this dramatic comedy directed by, Chris Columbus.

Martin Scorsese’s, Goodfellas (1990) is a top pick for both Terence and Hollis. They get all wrapped up in their favorite scenes and aspects of this fantastic film.

Village of the Damned (1995) is a John Carpenter film that most people missed. Hollis and Terence talk all about the shiny eyed children (especially Mara) that are supposed to scare, but never quite meet the mark.

All aboard! Silver Streak (1976), is an action, romance, comedy with a mellow pace and a wicked cast. Terence and Hollis discuss the ways the plot surprises, but mostly can’t stop talking about Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor in this Arthur Hiller film.

At the time, Young Guns (1988) had all the star power you could imagine. Hollis and Terence discuss the regulator’s quest for justice, Billy the Kid, and the drug induced musings of Doc in this Christopher Cain film.

John Hughes made some of the most memorable films of the 80’s, Weird Science (1985) is no exception. Terence and Hollis discuss the unbelievable plot, Lisa’s antics, and the most amazing hair they’ve ever seen.

The Karate Kid (1984) is a movie that still gives Hollis and Terence all the feels. Come along as they discuss this coming of age story, directed by John G. Avildsen.

Before it reached cult classic status, The Wiz (1978) was a broadway hit. Terence and Hollis peer into this imaginative adaptation that presents a different take on the land of Oz. Directed by Sidney Lumet.

This week Hollis and Terence tackle, The NeverEnding Story (1984). Come along as they discuss other realms, magical creatures, and the very scary nothing in this Wolfgang Peterson film.