Was the return to The Grid worth the wait? Resident movie screener Scotty Scoop (3.0/4.0) gives us his spoiler-free, honest review of TRON: ARES. The third installment of the sci-fi franchise sees two competing tech giants race to find the code that can make digital constructs permanent in the real world. Find out why this Jared Leto-led sequel might be "the last time" we see The Grid, and why Jeff Bridges was "criminally underutilized".

Scotty Scoop gives his spoiler-free review for the new dramatic thriller, After the Hunt (2025), starring Julia Roberts and Andrew Garfield. This tense film, which deals with sexual assault, is praised as "cinema" with A-list actors, strong writing, and a well-shot, well-paced structure. Find out why Scotty calls the performance by Roberts' husband's actor (Stolberg) one of the best of the year and why he predicts nominations for acting, directing, cinematography, and the score by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross. This is the movie to watch if you're looking for drama and want to "furrow your brow and wonder what is really going on here". See more reviews on our Instagram at @mostlysuperheroes.

Arena Andy is back to talk about his latest picks! Find out why Apple TV's Slow Horses, starring the "animal" Gary Oldman, is one of the most underrated shows on TV.

Andy also catches up on his MCU rewatch, finishing up Loki Season 2 and speculating on how it will connect to Avengers: Doomsday next year. Plus, a review of the Channing Tatum movie, Roof Man, an Alamo Drafthouse experience that was "more like rough, man".

In reading material, Andy finished Batman Resurrection and is looking forward to the sequel, Batman Revolution, which is out later this month. Both books serve as a sequel to Batman '89. Finally, get ready for the Gen V finale next Wednesday, which Andy might discuss with Logan, Scott, and Sam in the studio.

The Mostly Superheroes podcast recently went live on the road to Saint Louis's Apotheosis Comics and Games, speaking with Event Manager Holly Blumenkamp about what's happening at the shop.

More than just a store, Apotheosis embraces a lounge aspect, offering a selection of beer, seltzers, and canned cocktails alongside its books. They host regular weekly events like Tuesday night Magic the Gathering: Commander and Thursday D&D sessions. Upcoming special events include a live music show, featuring bands like Family Money and Uncanny Valley, and the monthly Animated Apotheosis on the first Friday, which features a DJ, video games, and encourages cosplay.

The Mostly Superheroes podcast recently went live on the road to Saint Louis's Apotheosis Comics and Games, speaking with Event Manager Holly Blumenkamp about what's happening at the shop.

More than just a store, Apotheosis embraces a lounge aspect, offering a selection of beer, seltzers, and canned cocktails alongside its books. They host regular weekly events like Tuesday night Magic the Gathering: Commander and Thursday D&D sessions. Upcoming special events include a live music show, featuring bands like Family Money and Uncanny Valley, and the monthly Animated Apotheosis on the first Friday, which features a DJ, video games, and encourages cosplay.

The latest Mostly Superheroes Friday LIVE! episode, hosted by Logan Janis, Arena Andy, and Scotty Scoop, dropped tv and film news, movie critiques, and essential St. Louis events. Whether you're tracking the Vought Universe or planning your holiday streaming schedule, here is everything you need to know from the October 17, 2025 broadcast.

Learn more and support our indie podcast at www.mostlysuperheroes.com 

©2025 Carrogan Ventures, LLC

The latest Mostly Superheroes Friday LIVE! episode, hosted by Logan Janis, Arena Andy, and Scotty Scoop, dropped tv and film news, movie critiques, and essential St. Louis events. Whether you're tracking the Vought Universe or planning your holiday streaming schedule, here is everything you need to know from the October 17, 2025 broadcast.

Learn more and support our indie podcast at www.mostlysuperheroes.com 

©2025 Carrogan Ventures, LLC

Join Logan Janis, Sam "The Sleeper" Zeller hosts of Mostly Superheroes the Podcast as they welcome two guests from Provident Behavioral Health: Ashley Wilkinson, Clinical Site Supervisor; and Alexandria Ward, School-Based Site Supervisor).

In this critical and honest conversation, we discuss the urgent need for accessible mental health care for youth in St. Louis and St. Louis County, what Provident is doing to expand its school-based programs, and how Team Jakey's fundraising efforts are making a real difference in suicide prevention.

This episode is a must-listen for parents, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the current landscape of youth mental health care and accessibility in our community.

In this Episode, We Cover:

Provident's mission for accessibility and their expansion into school districts like Hazelwood and Jefferson County.

How the Children's Service Fund (CSrF) makes therapy and psychiatric services free or affordable for families.

The role of Behavioral Health Intervention Specialists (BHIS) and how they provide real-time clinical support and preventative care in schools.

The challenges faced by youth, from everyday bullying to serious issues like suicidal ideation in elementary school.

The importance of "wraparound care" and seamless collaboration between therapists, schools, and families to eliminate barriers.

Resources & Links:

Provident Behavioral Health: providentstl.org

Team Jakey (Suicide Prevention): teamjakey.org

St. Louis County Children's Service Fund: stlcsf.org

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 (or visit 988lifeline.org)

Mostly Superheroes Podcast: mostlysuperheroes.com

Join Logan Janis, Sam "The Sleeper" Zeller hosts of Mostly Superheroes the Podcast as they welcome two guests from Provident Behavioral Health: Ashley Wilkinson, Clinical Site Supervisor; and Alexandria Ward, School-Based Site Supervisor).

In this critical and honest conversation, we discuss the urgent need for accessible mental health care for youth in St. Louis and St. Louis County, what Provident is doing to expand its school-based programs, and how Team Jakey's fundraising efforts are making a real difference in suicide prevention.

This episode is a must-listen for parents, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the current landscape of youth mental health care and accessibility in our community.

In this Episode, We Cover:

Provident's mission for accessibility and their expansion into school districts like Hazelwood and Jefferson County.

How the Children's Service Fund (CSrF) makes therapy and psychiatric services free or affordable for families.

The role of Behavioral Health Intervention Specialists (BHIS) and how they provide real-time clinical support and preventative care in schools.

The challenges faced by youth, from everyday bullying to serious issues like suicidal ideation in elementary school.

The importance of "wraparound care" and seamless collaboration between therapists, schools, and families to eliminate barriers.

Resources & Links:

Provident Behavioral Health: providentstl.org

Team Jakey (Suicide Prevention): teamjakey.org

St. Louis County Children's Service Fund: stlcsf.org

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 (or visit 988lifeline.org)

Mostly Superheroes Podcast: mostlysuperheroes.com