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A spooky installment of "On the Artist"! To celebrate Halloween, Jimmy chats with his little sister, Sylvia, about the maestro of macabre, Tim Burton. From spooky vibes to hollow stories, Tim Burton is arguably the most iconic mediocre director in Hollywood.

Big Picture (3:26)
Behind the Art (15:02)
Hidden Gem (32:42)
Rankings (38:55)

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'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' is such a hilarious, fun time it almost makes up for the lack of emotional payoffs and satisfying plot resolutions... almost.

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First edition of his new 'On the Artist' series, Jimmy chats with fellow Pixar fanatic, David VanDyke, about Pixar movies.

ON THE ARTIST:
Jimmy chats with an "expert" to discuss the artists behind the movies you love.

The Big Picture: 3:39
Behind the Art: 13:36
Hidden Gem: 47:08
Rankings: 58:31
Outtakes: 1:47:14

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For a movie about imagination, Harold and the Purple Crayon isn't very imaginative.

Honorable Mentions from July:
Sing Sing (15:45)
Kneecap (19:06)
Longlegs (22:42)
Didi (26:59)
It Ends With Us (30:37)

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Deadpool and Wolverine comes close to being the meta commentary on Disney's Fox acquisition that it wants to be, but ultimately undermines its own themes by giving in to Disney's obsession with nostalgia porn.

**WARNING: SPOILERS

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Twisters is defines what a true blockbuster is and should be.

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Fly Me to the Moon is an important exercise in managing expectations when we go to the movies.

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Despicable Me 4 is insultingly unfocused and Kinds of Kindness is abstract art.

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A Quiet Place: Day One undoes what made the Krasinski films interesting and Horizon: An American Saga is a little too hard to judge.

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Not even Jodie Comer can get us to care about gangsters.

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