Alyssa, Ken, and Kyle saw Predator: Badlands on opening night, and now share their opinions on it! However, before that, they discuss how December looks for movie theaters and give reassurance that Avatar: Fire & Ash will not be a box office bomb.

Ken and Shayla get festive for Halloween, but Kyle missed the memo. The three of them discuss whether Netflix is inching towards going theatrical due to the latest news. They also discuss why the status quo on early showings shouldn't change, and Kevin Costner's latest crisis.

Shayla, Alyssa, and Kyle gather to discuss their feelings on the state of the film ratings system and give resources to help theaters and parents. They also discuss preparing for Zootopia and Wicked For Good, while also getting excited for A24's Eternity.

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The future may hold a glimmer of hope, as a new study suggests that Gen Alpha is receptive to watching movies in theaters. We break down the study, warn movie theaters about the upcoming Chainsaw Man movie, and more!

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Alyssa, Kyle, and Ken discuss how there is no way The Fast & The Furious franchise is leaving movie theaters on a cliffhanger despite reports of trouble behind the scenes. They also recap the release of Taylor Swift's newest movie, great expectations for Tron: Ares, and discuss how Barbarian is one of the most disturbing horror movies in recent years.

Codi, Kyle, and Ken are all back from the Rocky Mountain Theatre Convention and share their entire experience and why they recommend attending. They also complain more about Taylor Swift's relationship with AMC, the troubles with re-releases, and realize maybe every movie they recommend to their office is not work-appropriate.

Shayla and Kyle welcome Hannah Hockman, a Gen-Z theater manager who describes her journey in reopening The Beach Theatre in St. Pete Beach, Florida. She shares many stories about the upgrades to the theater, her dedication to bringing back movie events to her community, and even recounts tales of being haunted by spirits.

Bids are being made for WB by Paramount and Netflix, so Shayla, Codi, and Kyle are at the mics to discuss all the aspects around this news. Codi gets to pump her fist for Demon Slayer's big opening, but shakes her fist at Taylor Swift for coming back to theaters.

Alyssa, Shayla and Kyle get together to understand how the popcorn bucket trend has grown, and if it is a successful business strategy. They also praise the success of the latest Conjuring movie opening, while explaining why theaters shouldn't be scared away by horror and R-rated movies.

Shayla, Kyle, and Ken reunite to discuss the October releases after Mortal Kombat 2 and Shelby Oaks moved their dates. The three also debate whether HIM and The Long Walk could pop while The Conjuring: Last Rites takes over September, and decide if Jordan Peele is about to move on from Universal.