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Clint and Ken scare up a legion of horror flicks including the original Phantasm, 1988's oft-forgotten (and visually stunning) remake of The Blob, Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends, and, um, Tesla. Have a fun Halloween!

After another round of Love Letters to Andor (3:15) Clint and Ken review a bevy of flicks: George Miller's 3000 Years of Longing (15:30), indie sci-fi gem Vesper (27:25), Netflix's controversial Blonde (40:30), Hulu's 2022 reboot of Hellraiser (56:10), Brad Pitt actioner Bullet Train (1:09:40) and 1989's The Church (1:19:20). Things wrap up with yet another CineTron-3000 spin (1:29:45).

Clint and Ken chat about The Rings of Power & House of the Dragon before diving into a hefty round of Whatchoo Watchin (3:15). From there, Mandalorian Minute gets bumped in favor of Falling in Love with Andor (25:30). Finally it's reviews of 2022 new theatrical horror comedy Barbarian (50:55), 2021 home invasion thriller Barbarians (1:11:45) and Aeronauts (1:25:05), rounded out with another spin of the CineTron-3000 (1:36:00).

A Thor: Love and Thunder rewatch (1:15) leads to a round of Whatchoo Watchin featuring Rings of Power (5:00) and Jurassic Park: Dominion (16:35). From there it's reviews of Top Gun: Maverick (21:45), Elvis (36:25) and The Girl with All the Gifts (50:30). Finally it's more fun with Clint in the form of Abandoned Alternate Twists (57:15).

Clint and Ken's sixtieth episode has... no discernible theme. Things kick off with a varied Whatchoo Watchin Bout (2:35) -- This Much I Know to Be True (3:00), The Montage of Heck (7:00), House of the Dragon (10:40), The Square (13:25), The Outfit (17:00), Mad Dreams and Monsters (19:05) and Sandman Season 1 (20:00) -- followed by a Better Call Saul Final Review (26:00).

Then it's three feature reviews -- Orphan: First Kill (37:45), The Black Phone (48:05) and The Death of Stalin (1:02:55) -- a spin of the CineTron-3000 (1:15:55), and a last-minute Whatchoo Add-On with She/Hulk impressions (1:18:20).

Clint and Ken's sixtieth episode has... no discernible theme. Things kick off with a varied Whatchoo Watchin Bout (2:35) -- This Much I Know to Be True (3:00), The Montage of Heck (7:00), House of the Dragon (10:40), The Square (13:25), The Outfit (17:00), Mad Dreams and Monsters (19:05) and Sandman Season 1 (20:00) -- followed by a Better Call Saul Final Review (26:00).

Then it's three feature reviews -- Orphan: First Kill (37:45), The Black Phone (48:05) and The Death of Stalin (1:02:55) -- a spin of the CineTron-3000 (1:15:55), and a last-minute Whatchoo Add-On with She/Hulk impressions (1:18:20).

After Ken gets his feelings hurt by virtually every Cinebabble listeners, Clint tries to cheer him up with a round of Whatchoo Watchin (2:05) followed by three reviews: Jordan Peele's Nope (23:30, spoilers begin at 29:50) Predator franchise redeemer Prey (53:05), and Prisoners of the Ghostland (1:03:55). Then it's a spin of our good ol' buddy CineTron before we put episode 59 to bed and start dreaming about episode 60...

After some light surgery prep, Clint and Ken find solace in another round of Whatchoo Watchin' Bout (2:30) with a host of recent movies and TV series, followed by full reviews of Thor: Love & Thunder (35:30), Watcher (57:35) and Save Yourselves (1:09:35).

After a quick round of pod-therapy, Clint and Ken dive right into Whatchoo Watchin (1:45), chatting about The Old Man, Spiderhead and Windfall, followed by a Mandalorian Minute segment (13:00) focused on the sixth and final episode of Obi Wan Kenobi Season One. Then it's four reviews sprinkled with some Mailbag Q&A: Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness (28:55), David Cronenberg's Crimes of the Future (50:45), Nic Cage meta-comedy The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (1:11:20), and 2020's Possessor (1:19:40).

Clint and Ken dive right into Whatchoo Watchin (featuring The Bob's Burgers Movie and The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent) in an episode packed to the brim with further Kenobi impressions (8:05) and reviews of Michael Bay's Ambulance (24:30), Phil Tippet's 30-years-in-the-making Mad God (33:35), comicbook movie meme fodder Morbius (49:25), and CineTron pick Come True (1:01:40)