The double feature is cinema appreciation at its most basic. The
mere act of pairing two films together – whether the bond be
subject matter, central theme, a certain actor or filmmaker, or
something outside-the-box conceptual – causes them to take on a
different sort of life. A new relationship is formed with the
viewer. You pay attention to new aspects and journey down
unfamiliar avenues when you view films through Double Feature
Goggles. Even when the linking bond is comically tenuous, the
double feature magic is there. And I’m the kind of guy who
derives just as much pleasure from creating a double feature as
I do from watching one. Aside from amusing myself, hopefully I
can give some people ideas for their next movie night.  The
Double Feature: The Christmas Toy (1986) and Toy Story (1995).
The Connection: Stories revealing the secret lives of toys when
us humans aren’t around.  Film 1: The Christmas Toy was a made
for TV movie produced by The Jim Henson Company for ABC.
Directed by Fraggle Rock episode