Kyle and Erik are finally able to get their feelings on Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald off their chests...

After the surprisingly cute Detective Pikachu and Toy Story 4 trailers, we pay our respects to the greatest superhero the world has ever known: Stan Lee. 

Topics discussed include: Dr. Seuss' The Grinch and Overlord early reactions, Disney unveils the name of its destined-to-takeover streaming service, and Once Upon a Deadpool and its potential to mislead audiences. 

Topics include: spoiler-filled reactions to Bohemian Rhapsody and Nobody's Fool, Disney's apparent inability to make successful original live-action films, and apparently everyone's favorite ogre is next up on the to-be-rebooted list. 

This week's not so short-and-sweet short-and-sweet episode finds Codi and Kyle giving initial reactions to The Nutracker and the Four Realms and Bohemian Rhapsody. Bad Boys III, The Hitman's Body Guard 2, and Gladiator 2 are apparently all things that are going to be happening, and this week's newest trailers are broken...

Codi realizes that Clueless is over twenty years old and brings Kyle and Erik with her into an ocean of nostalgia. Oh yeah, and the Boba Fett movie is dead in the water. 

The Hate U Give, Halloween, and First Man are all phenomenal in their own ways – a pretty darn good weekend at the movies for sure. 

Kyle and Erik react to Bad Times at the El Royale then fawn over the original Halloween after returning to it in anticipation of the new one. 

Codi catches an early showing of Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween, Disney debuts the bafflingly misguided Aladdin teaser trailer during a football game, and even the might of Damian Chazelle and America's mission to the moon isn't enough to dethrone the delightfully misunderstood Venom. 

Spoilerific deep dives on Venom and A Star Is Born pick apart what makes each one so enjoyable, and Warner Bros. snatches up James Gunn so he can work his magic on their ragtag group of misfits with superpowers franchise.