We are winding back up for 2023 at Flicking and Screaming. Chip and Jed are missing Evan, but GLASS ONION needs to be discussed. Not to be coy, but there's a skeptic about this movie among us (sorry). Is it fair to compare this to the first installment? What locales and/or menswear do we want Blanc to rock next? Plus: Duke don't dance with pineapple.

We don't play around about our Christmas movies. Are they really getting this bad? When did we love Christmas movies the most? Plus: Lindsay Lohan is so back.

A lot of movies finally released over the past month, so we take time to explore some of our favorites . . . and a couple misses. Is the British fashion enough to save SEE HOW THEY RUN? What made TÁR so special for Chip? Plus: this Steven Spielberg guy, amiright?

Soccer! Fútbol! Voetbal! The world's game is alive at the World Cup, so let's talk about some soccer movies. Jed has been telling us about GREEN STREET HOOLIGANS for months, but have we been listening? How do we categorize this Will Ferrell performance? Plus: Chip has an all-time stinker of an episode.

This year, we are thankful for a new rom com with two of the genre's all time greats. Does this movie work when Clooney and Roberts aren't on screen together? Evan has another incredible one-liner. Are we pro-Paul or anti-Paul? Plus: we attempt to define a successful versus competent rom com.

He's the most famous music/movie crossover alive, but is Harry Styles a movie star? Is he a good actor? Is there a difference? Plus: revisiting DON'T WORRY DARLING, and we try to contain ourselves about DUNKIRK.

(EDITOR'S NOTE: The first five minutes of this podcast have some shaky audio, but it smooths out after that five minute mark).

One pod to rule them all . . . they will answer to the father of pods . . . a red sun rises, pods have been recorded this night . . . three mics were given to the podcasters, immortal, wisest, and fairest of beings . . . we could do this all day. It's the greatest trilogy of all time, on Flicking and Screaming.

And just like that, Jed is BACK. What was this "paternity leave" thing about? Plus, our listeners deliver a wide-ranging mailbag, from most anticipated upcoming movies to a game of fuck-marry-kill.

To wrap up the month of scares, we are taking a look at three classic (if slightly less traditional) horror movies. Specifically: how does Hitchock's VERTIGO influence MULHOLLAND DRIVE . . . and how does Fritz Lang's M precede them all? Plus: we celebrate Naomi Watts.

A month after release, we are still worrying about this film. Is this a bad movie? Is it a good movie? Are the story beats and twists justified? Do we still have season tickets to Olivia Wilde? Plus: aviation talk.