For Episode 89, Andrene and Joel celebrate Halloween with 1993's "Hocus Pocus"! When a teenager accidentally resurrects 3 ancient witches, he must stop them from snatching the souls of the local children and becoming immortal. Disclaimer: We had some technical issues this week, but didn't want to leave you without an episode. Thanks for bearing with us!

For Episode 88, Joel and Andrene critique 1996’s “Fear”. After a charming young man (Mark Wahlberg) starts dating a teenager named Nicole (Reese Witherspoon), his obsessive and violent tendencies slowly begin to show.

For Episode 87, Andrene and Joel replay 1998’s “The Man in the Iron Mask”. When the musketeers discover that evil King Louis XIV (Leonardo DiCaprio) has a secret twin imprisoned, they devise a plan to swap the brothers with the use of an iron mask disguise.

For Episode 86, Joel and Andrene observe 1994’s “Junior”. After the FDA denies his request to test a new fertility drug on women, male scientist Dr. Hesse (Arnold Schwarzenegger) uses the medicine on himself and becomes pregnant in order to advance his research.

For Episode 85, Andrene and Joel talk pets with 1992’s “Beethoven”. When George Newton’s (Charles Grodin) family convinces him to keep a stray Saint Bernard named Beethoven, his life is upended. However, after Beethoven’s life is threatened by a local veterinarian, George realizes he loves the dog and goes to great lengths to save him.

For Episode 84, Joel and Andrene spice it up with 1995's X-rated film "Showgirls". When Nomi (Elizabeth Berkley) hitches a ride to Las Vegas to become a professional dancer, she becomes enamored with the glitz and glamor associated with fame and freely uses her body to get what she wants.

Because Joel was preparing for his wedding, he and Andrene are providing an additional mini episode covering the 1990 pilot episode of "Beverly Hills, 90210". When twins Donna (Shannen Doherty) and Brandon (Jason Priestley) move from Minneapolis to Beverly Hills, they struggle to avoid the pitfalls of peer pressure while trying to fit in with their new classmates at West Beverly High.

As Joel has been busy preparing for his wedding, he and Andrene are providing another mini episode covering a 90s TV show! This week, they revisit the 1992 pilot episode of “California Dreams”. When a group of teenagers form a rock band, they must overcome hurdles in their schedules to ensure they are able to play at their first hired gig.

For Episode 83, Andrene and Joel explore 1999's "Sleepy Hollow". In 1799, Constable Ichabod Crane (Johnny Depp) is tasked with traveling to Sleepy Hollow, NY to solve a series of beheadings which appear to be related to the legend of the Headless Horseman (Christopher Walken).

For Episode 82, Joel and Andrene view 1997's "In & Out". When actor Cameron (Matt Dillon) wins an Oscar for his performance as a gay soldier, he claims to be inspired by Howard, his gay HS teacher (Kevin Kline). The admission turns Howard's world upside down, shocking him, his conservative town, and the woman he's set to marry in a week (Joan Cusack).

For Episode 81, Andrene and Joel are haunted by 1990's "Ghost". When Sam (Patrick Swayze) is murdered, he communicates with a medium (Whoopi Goldberg) to warn his girlfriend (Demi Moore) about impending danger and to seek revenge on his killer.

For Episode 80, Joel and Andrene comment on 1998’s “He Got Game”. Jesus Shuttlesworth (Ray Allen) is the #1 HS basketball player in the nation. In an effort to reduce his prison sentence, his father Jake (Denzel Washington) must convince Jesus to attend a specific college.

For Episode 79, Andrene and Joel cover 1995's "The Brady Bunch Movie". A 1970s TV show family is placed in the nineties where they are clearly out of place. When they learn they are at risk of losing their house, they must get creative and work together to raise $20,000 to remain in their home.

For Episode 78, Joel and Andrene watch 1992's "The Bodyguard". Former Secret Service agent Frank Farmer (Kevin Costner) is hired as a bodyguard to protect a famous singer (Whitney Houston) from a stalker who is sending death threats. However, the lines are blurred as their professional relationship becomes a physical one.

For Episode 77, Andrene and Joel squirm through 1995’s “Seven”. When seasoned Detective Somerset (Morgan Freeman) is partnered with newly transferred Detective Mills (Brad Pitt), they hunt down a serial killer who picks his victims and commits their gruesome murders based on the ‘seven deadly sins’.

For Episode 76, Joel and Andrene cover 1994's "Richie Rich". As the richest kid in the world, Richie Rich (Macaulay Culkin) has everything money can buy but no friends his age. When his parents go missing, a group of local kids help him save his family and teach him the value of companionship.

It’s time to feel groovy! For Episode 75, Joel and Andrene peruse 1997’s “Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery”. Powers (Mike Myers) is a British spy and ladies’ man who cryogenically freezes himself in the 60s and emerges in the 90s to battle with his nemesis Dr. Evil (also Myers).

For Episode 74, Andrene and Joel critique 1997’s “Soul Food”. Big Mama (Irma P. Hall) is the matriarch of her family; she has held their unit together for decades with the help of weekly soul food dinners. When the meals stop after she falls into a coma, the tension among her three daughters grows, jeopardizing the relationships of the entire family.

Due to unforseen circumstances, Andrene and Joel have decided to switch things up with a mini episode covering a 90s TV show! This week, they assess the pilot episode of 1993's "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers". When evil witch Rita Repulsa threatens the safety of Angel Grove, five teenagers are recruited to save the city by warding off Rita and her henchmen.

For Episode 73, Joel and Andrene cover 1994’s “Léon: The Professional”. Léon (Jean Reno) is an Italian hit man who reluctantly takes in 12-year-old Mathilda (Natalie Portman) after her family is murdered. A special bond is formed when Mathilda becomes Leon’s protégée in an effort to avenge her family’s death.