Gen Z musician and anti "film bro" cinephile Luke Spicer watches FIGHT CLUB.

A Kubrick fan but unfamiliar with his deep cuts, producer & director Earl Bolden Jr. watches Dr. Strangelove.

Apprehensive of its problematic themes but curious about this notorious thriller; feature film editor Jeremy Cohen watches FATAL ATTRACTION.

A sci-fi action fan but a self admitted "chicken" when it comes to horror; award winning filmmaker & life coach Remy watches Aliens.

Returning guest Sebastian Bendix of Tentpole Trauma watches Home Alone. A huge Horror movie fan, he opens his heart to this Christmas classic with a side of brutal violence.

Content creator Luis watches all 3+ hours of Ben-Hur. Suspicious of its age and length, he expects an offensive dated Hollywood epic but finds deeper relevant themes lurking underneath.

Television editor Tamar Federknopp watches The Karate Kid. Expecting a boring sports movie, she discovers a fun 80s teen movie with surprising character depth.

Video game and Television producer Rodney Altman watches Taxi Driver. A fan of director Martin Scorsese but skeptic of grimy 70s movies, he envisions various New York City cliches and considers the possibility of Travis Bickle finding Jesus.

Writer/Producer Alex Gradet watches The Notebook. Wary of Nicholas Sparks but a big fan of Ryan Gosling; he opens his heart to this film which could be a romantic classic or a twisty thriller about a gaslighting con-man in a retirement home.

Author, musician and podcaster Sebastian Bendix of Tentpole Trauma finally watches The Princess Bride. A huge 80s fantasy fan, he envisions a darker version where Wallace Shawn is an evil wizard, Andre the Giant lives in a cave and Carey Elwes is a swash-buckling hero with a magic sword.