IN OUR FINAL EPISODE, we discuss psychological horror thriller, The Silence of the Lambs, where the FBI are attempting to catch a serial killer nicknamed Buffalo Bill. In an attempt to gain any information that might help crack the case, young cadet Clarice Starling is tasked with interviewing the notorious killer Hannibal Lecter. If Clarice is going to succeed, she must overcome both the law enforcement’s bureaucratic roadblocks and Dr. Lecter’s intense mind games; Then we discuss the serial killers inspired for this movie, our top and bottom movies of the year and memorable movies that we are glad we watched because of this podcast.

This week, we discuss Japanese Kaiju film about people from the year 2204 who go back in time to 1992 and warn of a future where Godzilla destroys Japan once and for all. In order to prevent this tragedy, they devise a plan to go further back in time and transport Godzilla before he gains radioactive powers. The plan goes awry and King Ghidorah takes his place. Now they need to find a way to bring Godzilla back to stop this new threat; Then we discuss pop culture surrounding the release of this movie.

This week, we discuss this sword and sorcery fantasy about Deathstalker, who is searching for a friend that has his magical sword. While hunting, he encounters raiders who are scouring the villages for the best fighters so that they can take part in a tournament held by Queen Kana. Is there truly a prize for winning this competition or does Kana have something more devious in mind? Then we discuss pop culture surrounding the release of this movie.

This week, we discuss this romantic drama about Tom Wingo who lives in South Carolina with his three kids and a failing marriage. He’s suddenly called to New York City to take care of his twin sister. He is asked to speak with his sister’s psychiatrist, Dr. Lowenstein and to provide family memories and insights that might help the recovery. Along the way, the two grow closer to each other; then we discuss pop culture surrounding the release of this movie.

This week, we discuss this science fiction film, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, a Klingon moon explodes and threatens the extinction of their race. Captain Kirk is chosen to be an ambassador to entertain the key Klingon personnel as the talks for peace between these two warring factions begins. When the chancellor is assassinated, all signs point to Kirk and the Enterprise and now the crew must try to discover the true culprit; then we pop culture surrounding the release of this movie.

This week, we discuss this dark comedy about Tom McHugh who is smitten with Geena, a girl in his neighborhood but he doesn’t have the courage to talk to her. His older brother Craig intervenes and sets him up with his clothes, his wallet, his car, and unbeknownst to Tom, a whole lot of people who are hunting Craig down; then we discuss the unfortunate death of screen writer Terry Runte and the newly released songs the week this movie was released.

This week, we discuss this musical drama about The Five Heartbeats, which chronicles the steady rise in fame of a fictional R&B band in the 1960s. From their humble beginnings in battle of the band concerts through their financial successes, they have to navigate a music business full of backstabbing, jealousy, and deceit in order to stay close friends; then we discuss pop culture surrounding the release of this movie.

This week, we discuss this comedy about Miles Pope, who is a struggling black actor looking for his big break. After a gig, he takes a flight back home where he meets Leland Carver, a producer in New York City. Turbulence hits the plane and everyone thinks they’re going to die, and so Carver admits to Miles that he is actually a mob boss that the FBI thinks is dead. When everyone survives the flight, Miles is stuck with a target on his back and tries to hide from the mob as a white man; then we discuss pop culture surrounding the release of this movie.

This week, we discuss this fantasy comedy about a serial womanizer is confronted and killed by three of the women he’s taken advantage of. Instead of heading to hell, he will be allowed into heaven if he can find just one woman that likes him. In order to do this, God sends him back as a woman; then we discuss pop culture surrounding the release of this movie.

This week, we discuss this comedy about Celeste Talbert, an award-winning, long-tenured beloved actress on the soap opera “The Sun Also Sets.” Sick of the adulation, co-worker Montana Moorehead conspires with producer David Barnes to ruin Celeste’s career and install Montana as the new lead; then we discuss pop culture surrounding the release of this movie.