​My Neighbor Totoro could be Miyazaki's most beloved work. It's even the logo of Studio Ghibli. So how does it hold up after this many years and what is it like to new viewers?

Listen to Houselights to find out.

​In our second outing with Miyazaki, Castle in the Sky features kids with a magic crystal racing against pirates in a search for a legendary floating castle. Listen to hear the Houselights take on this animation classic.

​Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind is beloved by many and the film that is considered to kickoff Miyazaki's Studio Ghibli.

Does this anime transcend the genre or is it only for niche fans? Listen to hear our take on Houselights.

​"The Rainmaker" finishes out our 90s Coppola segment and from there we move on to 80s Miyazaki!

But before that happens listen to @kesseljunkie and @drscifi talk this oft-forgotten legal drama.

​Robin Williams embodied childlike wonder but do you remember when he did it literally? Francis Ford Coppola wanted to work with his friend and so they made it happen with "Jack." Many have criticized the movie over the years but Coppola stands by it. 

Where do you land on 1996's Jack? Listen to hear us talk behind the scenes and more.

​Coppola's Dracula is a ... unique experience. Whether you love it or hate it, you have to admit that it has a distinct style. 

How do you feel about his interpretation this many years later? Nostalgic hit or tragic mess? Listen to our take. 

​Houselights swing back to Francis Ford Coppola and tackle the 90s. First up, Godfather Part III, specifically the recut made in 2020. 

Does his recut of the film enhance the experience or does nothing cover up Sofia Coppola?

Listen to find out.

​Ready Player One is our last film to analyze of Spielberg's works. Did it honor the book or did it gloss over too much to fit in too tight of a window?

Listen and hear perspectives from hosts who have and haven't read the book

​This week we tackle the 2002 classic "Minority Report." Whether Spielberg knew it or not, he would shape the future of fictional technology for decades. At the height of his action hero prowess, Tom Cruise runs right off the screen!

What do you think of this 19-year-old film?

​This week, Houselights tackles the often forgotten but extremely powerful "Amistad" from Steven Spielberg. 

It was overshadowed by "Titanic" upon its release but how do you feel about this film 24 years later?