Gary Scott reviews The Possession of Hannah Grace (2:45), The Grinch (5:31), Instant Family (11:20), Ralph Breaks The Internet (19:38), Wildlife (26:58), Green Book (32:37), the many remakes (37:06), and Academy Awards season (42:35) and it ends with the Message Of The Week (47:30).

Gary Scott reviews Widows, Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of Grindelwald, Speed Kills, Bodied, Creed II, The Front Runner and Robin Hood. Gary also talks about cooking Thanksgiving dinner for the family, the new MTV show How Far Is Tattoo Far? Black Friday shopping, Cyber Monday and it ends with the Message Of The Week.

Gary Scott reviews The Girl In The Spider’s Web, Night School…again, Overlord, getting seafood wasted, Thanksgiving and it ends with the Message Of The Week.

Gary Scott reviews Bohemian Rhapsody, Unarmed Verses, conversation with writer/director Megan Griffiths, and I dedicate this episode my mother’s dog, Diamond and it ends with the Message Of The Week.

Gary Scott reviews Rodents of Unusual Size, Hunter Killer, Sadie, Making A Murder 2 and it ends with the Message Of The Week.

Gary Scott reviews Halloween, The Sisters Brothers, The Hate U Give, Robert Greene’s new book The Laws Of Human Nature, The Rise Mentor program, surprising his mother for her birthday and it ends with the Message Of The Week.

Gary Scott reviews Cardinals, First Man, and Puzzle. Also, a conversation with the creators of Thunder Road, Jim Cummings and Ben Wiessner and a review of Thunder Road. It ends with the Message Of The Week.

Gary Scott reviews All You Can Eat Buddha, Bad Times At The El Royale, Night School, A Star Is Born, and Venom. There's also a conversation with great character actor Stephen Tobolowsky and Director David Chen, D.L. Hughley and Joe Rogan Netflix comedy specials, Rel, and the excitement of getting eggnog early. It ends with the Message Of The Week.

Gary Scott reviews Lost Weekend X and gives his top picks of the four day film festival, the Joan Jett documentary Bad Reputation and the Quincy Jones Netflix documentary Quincy and it ends with the Message Of The Week.

Gary Scott reviews Fahrenheit 11/9, I Think We’re Alone Now, previews the Lost Weekend X film festival, Ballers, Snowfall and it ends with the Message Of The Week.