os7: "we have, one of the great movies of the year, marriage story uh and it reminded me that- the hundreds of wonderful films out there through the years that have celebrated the union of a man and a woman. and a man and a woman only. uh through marriage. so we are celebrating the institution, the sacrament, of marriage tonight with films like father of the bride and four weddings and a funeral and so many others."
s13: "nothing is more important than the love between a man and a woman." "but not on a movie review show" "and you know what happens to society when that falls apart?" "yeah because i've seen it in movies"
The movie that Gregg chose to set the movie house in is an odd pick for him. While The People Under the Stairs is not one of Wes Craven’s better known films, it’s not forgettable in the way that Gregg’s movie picks often are. It’s not exactly a comedy, though it has a lot of camp elements, and it doesn’t have a lot of big names to drop. So what is it about this movie that drew Gregg in?
