(Sing to the tune of Stephen Schwartz's classic song 'For Good')

Like a Dek shunned by his father, kicked out of Yautja Prime.

Like J-Law and Edward Cullen, fighting with a kid.

Who can say if Oz Perkins is a Keeper?

But, Now You See Me 3.

Glen Powell is Running.

And we saw Wicked: For Good.

This week, we cover Predator: Badlands, Die My Love, Keeper, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, The Running Man, and Wicked: For Good in RECORD time! Are we getting better at our jobs, or are movies just getting worse? Who can say?

Apologies for the microphone feedback in this episode.

This episode's schedule:

'Predator: Badlands' (8:31)

'Die My Love' (13:39)

'Keeper' (18:04)

'Now You See Me: Now You Don't' (22:20)

'The Running Man' (28:04)

'Wicked: For Good' (33:04)

Bets (45:52)

Aaron's Pick: 'Terms of Endearment' by James L. Brooks (49:07)

Artwork by Mackenzie McCarron.

Theme Song by Will DiNola.

Edited and produced by Aaron Bartuska.

(Original Recording Date: October 31st, 2025)

Bruce Springsteen may have been 'Born to Run,' but will his movie biopic starring Jeremy Allen White make it to 'The Promise Land' of box office success or get 'Lost In The Flood' of a dismal October slate?

Plus, 'Black Phone 2,' 'Regretting You,' and other movies starring Mason Thames that end in an "oo" sound.

This episode's schedule:

'Good Fortune' (3:04)

'Black Phone 2' (8:50)

'After The Hunt' (16:09)

'Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere' (23:26)

'Regretting You' (36:16)

Zach's Pick: 'Us' by Jordan Peele (44:59)

Aaron's Pick: 'Lake Mungo' by Joel Anderson (52:14)

Bets (57:59)

Artwork by Mackenzie McCarron.

Theme Song by Will DiNola.

Edited and produced by Aaron Bartuska.

Hello, boils and ghouls! Enjoy our very special Halloween episode, a special treat for all of our devoted listeners. In this episode, we discuss some of our favorite Halloween movies and television specials, dive into a couple of new horror releases, and challenge ourselves with a Halloween-themed box office game. But this is no trick – we’ll be back to our regularly scheduled programming soon!

Edited and produced by Aaron Bartuska.

"Spooky" Theme Music by Will DiNola.

Artwork by Mackenzie McCarron.