Oct 24, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 11 segments
This episode Nez and Julie go back to 1978 for the psychological thriller THE FIFTH FLOOR Kelly McIntyre collapses on a disco dance floor from strychnine poisoning. Mistakenly diagnosed as a danger…
So I was like, okay.
Really quick.
The poster.
It says...
Once the door closes here, it never opens, the fifth floor.
The nightmare is knowing you're sane.
All right, from what I understand, this is based off of a true story, and this stars Bo Hopkins.
That's Carl.
He's been in a ton of things, and it's always he can be cool or funny or just there or be a creep like he is in this one.
Diane Hall as Kelly McLintair.
I think that's her name.
The great, legendary Robert England.
He is another dude that's always the bad guy in everything I've seen him in.
He's done some Disney movies.
He's one of those...
He's always a bad guy.
But this one, I wasn't sure, but he was kind of, I don't want to say weird, but it's just the situation of what was going on.
You guys might remember him from an awesome film Julie and I did a couple years ago, Empire of the Ants.
He's just there.
So I was like, okay.
Really quick.
The poster.
It says...
Once the door closes here, it never opens, the fifth floor.
The nightmare is knowing you're sane.
All right, from what I understand, this is based off of a true story, and this stars Bo Hopkins.
That's Carl.
He's been in a ton of things, and it's always he can be cool or funny or just there or be a creep like he is in this one.
Diane Hall as Kelly McLintair.
I think that's her name.
The great, legendary Robert England.
He is another dude that's always the bad guy in everything I've seen him in.
He's done some Disney movies.
He's one of those...
He's always a bad guy.
But this one, I wasn't sure, but he was kind of, I don't want to say weird, but it's just the situation of what was going on.
You guys might remember him from an awesome film Julie and I did a couple years ago, Empire of the Ants.
He's just there.
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