Before King Kong and the Lord of the Rings, Peter Jackson was a master of horror and comedy, and The Frighteners (also noted for being Michael J. Fox's last live action leading role in a feature film) is a prime example of that! To celebrate its 25th anniversary, Eric and Melissa discuss the cult classic with you all!

Being both big fans of Robin Williams, Eric and Melissa discuss one of the late-comedian's darkest feature roles (that even fans are divided on). Brought to you by the director of "Matilda"!

Eric and Melissa share their thoughts on Marvel's own little Twilight Zone.

We just realized, John Cusack and Seth Green are the only two actors in this, who have neither hosted or been nominated for an Oscar...what snobby jerks.

Remember that film where Mila Kunis was a reincarnated space princess, who was saved from Eddie Redmayne and siblings, by Channing Tatum as a Mog (half man, half dog = 100% his own best friend)? Yeah, 2015 was a weird year.

Recorded when the remake of Mulan was released, Eric and Melissa discuss a previous Disney remake that may have also been unnecessary...which is surprisingly difficult to say.

The Graduate, The Birdcage, and Whose Afraid of Virginia Wolf? have all been seen. Now Melissa introduces Eric to a forgotten Mike Nichols gem from the turn of the millennium.

Mortal Kombat is making it's theatrical return to movies this year, with the upcoming 2021 film, directed by Simon McQuiod. In honor of the recent trailer that dropped, Eric and Melissa revisit the original W.S. Anderson classic that almost set video game movies on the right track.

Also, this was recorded before there was any footage or production pics released, so the ending about my doubt was proven wrong.

With the upcoming release of Tenet on blu ray and digital (as well as Christopher Nolan going to war with Warner Bros), Melissa and Eric talk about the classic that cemented his status.

Just in time for Christmas, Wonder Woman is here to change your minds and change the world, in the upcoming sequel hitting theaters and HBO Max! Eric and Melissa are here to tell you after three years, whether the first still holds up.