It's Frozen Friday and Kyle caught the early show and shares his thoughts; the industry is desperate for a reliable indicator for tracking a movie's performance and YouTube trailer views are probably not the best option; more and more major Hollywood actors are performing in videogames, and apparently it's a crime to...

Doctor Sleep and Ford v. Ferrari are both great options for moviegoers; J.K. Rowling finally gets the co-writer she's desperately needed; James Dean is being resurrected for a Vietnam War movie and Scoob!, Sonic The Hedgehog, and The Spongebob Movie: Sponge On The Run all get cute trailers.

Terminator: Dark Fate and The Lighthouse differ significantly when it comes to overall quality; Martin Scorsese quadruple-downs on his Marvel/"Not Cinema" argument with an essay in the New York Times, and the trailers for Pixar's Soul and Benh Zeitlin's Wendy are both beautiful in their own way.

Halloween kicks off the official start of the holiday movie season, and to celebrate Codi and Kyle revisited Mansion Mystery and The Nightmare Before Christmas to see how time has affected them. In other news, the Game of Thrones dudes bail on their Star Wars series, and the final Jumanji: The Next...

Zombieland: Double Tap, Countdown, and The Addams Family give moviegoers three passable Halloween outings, and that Rise of Skywalker trailer opens up a whole other can of worms.

Dolittle, Bombshell, and Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway all dropped trailers this week; Martin Scorsese placed himself in hot water by calling Marvel movies "not cinema," and the future of entertainment and the potential rise of the "meme movie" is discussed at length. It's about to get straight up dystopian in...

Kyle likes Joker more than Erik; Gemini Man leaves a lot to be desired; Onward is nothing like anyone could have expected, and Sony may be making films specifically to sell to streaming services.

Joker is a wee bit pretentious; the Birds of Prey trailer has style for days; Apple TV+ will release their films in theaters months before streaming; Clerks III is back on, and all your favorite 80s franchises' rights are expiring.