Two big movies battle out the pre-Thanksgiving box office: Frozen II and A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. Listen in to hear the actual projections. Other topics include the rumored Joker sequel, the future of Star Wars, and whether or not Step Brothers is better than Daddy's Home.

Two massive topics are tackled on this Monday's episode. Joe and Spencer discuss the top performances and films that didn't get a single Academy Award nomination. They also rank their top comic book movies. Other topics include Scream 5 developments and Joker crossing the $1 billion mark.

This weekend's box office battles comes down to Ford v. Ferrari and Charlie's Angels. Other topics include The Rock's Black Adam release date, Beverly Hills Cop 4 with Netflix, A New Hope Disney+ added line, and Golden Globes news.

On this 11/11 we discuss three movies we saw over the weekend: The Lighthouse, Doctor Sleep, and Jojo Rabbit. This kickstarts our Oscar Watch 2020 segment where we discuss early projections. The new trailers for Pixar's Soul and Blumhouse's The Invisible Man are also discussed.

Four new movies emerge at the box office: Doctor Sleep, Midway, Playing with Fire, and Last Christmas. Other topics include Colin Farrell and Andy Serkis in talks for The Batman, a possible Scream 5, and the controversy surrounding the decision to resurrect James Dean via CGI for an upcoming film.

This Monday, we kickstart our recurring segment Cinema Classics with two iconic films: The Breakfast Club and Pulp Fiction. We deep-dive into both films and talk if they are worthy of the term "classic." Other topics include the newly announced Bee Gees biopic, Spider-Verse 2, and more.

This Friday we talk the four new movies opening in both wide and limited releases. Other topics include David Benioff and Dan Weiss exiting Star Wars, Joker's Oscar campaign, and more.

In our spooky special episode, we discuss the evolution of horror films and reveal our top ten lists of horror films.

We conclude our Ominous October saga with three great generational slasher movies: Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, John Carpenter's Halloween, and Wes Craven's Scream. This is building to our Halloween special on Thursday where we rank our top ten horror films.

A weekend of small movies emerges; a Maleficent vs. Joker battle emerges yet again. Other topics include discussing the Day 1 Lineup for Disney's new streaming service and the new Barney movie coming from Mattel and Daniel Kaluuya.