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The Witches and Robert Zemeckis
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In the last Halloween-themed episode (for now), Nick and Sophia pay tribute to Robert Zemeckis to highlight his latest HBO Max release, \\u201cThe Witches,\\u201d starring Anne Hathaway, Octavia Spencer, and Stanley Tucci. After an initial mini-retrospective and a return of Nom or Bomb (4:47), they partake in another movie trade discussion of \\u201cDeath Becomes Her\\u201d (11:21) and \\u201cWhat Lies Beneath\\u201d (32:33), accompanied by a comparison of Nicolas Roeg\\u2019s original and Bob\\u2019s adaptation of \\u201cThe Witches\\u201d (16:45).
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