Uncharted and Dog both did well at the box office this weekend. Both featured modern movie stars, neither was a sequel, and one was just a regular old mid-budget drama. This is exciting stuff!

After a few dull weekends, excitement! Jackass Forever revived a franchise and kind of an entire genre at the box office, and the Oscar Nominations were announced.

With another quiet weekend at the box office, we predict which movies will top the charts in each month of 2022. Plus, we announce our next Multiplex Madness!

With not much box office action this weekend, we looked to the future and showed some love for our most anticipated movies of the year.

The Scream franchise got its second legacy sequel this weekend, and now that those are a thing, it was a big hit!

The 355 was determined to show the world that the classic January Movie still has a place in 2022.

Spider-Man: No Way Home continues its path towards history, and we wrap up the holiday season by watching the New Year's disaster classic, The Poseidon Adventure.

Spider-Man: No Way Home borrowed some extra money from the Multiverse in service of its colossal opening weekend, and for Season's Screenings we watched Love Actually, the Christmas movie that is actually 10 Christmas movies in a trench coat.

Much like Bill Murray betrays his ideals in Scrooged, moviegoers betrayed the excellent West Side Story at the box office this weekend.

To close out our celebration of Hanukkah, in the absence of any sort of meaningful Hanukkah movie, we watched A Serious Man, a movie that celebrates the unknowable mysteries of Judaism itself. Plus, we add King Richard to the Gettin' Willie Wit It pantheon, and a few movies made some money.

While some viewers were out celebrating the Father, Son, and House of Gucci at the movies this weekend, we celebrated Thanksgiving and Hanukkah alike with this week's Season's Screenings.

Ghostbusters: Afterlife ain't afraid of Will Smith after trouncing King Richard at the box office. Plus, we usher in the holiday season and prep for Thanksgiving with Addams Family Values.

Clifford the Big Red Dog had a normal Labrador-sized opening weekend, while Eternals continues to perform like Marvel's version of one of the bigger terriers.

Dune started strong with a spicy opening weekend, and we close out Flick or Treat with 2007's Funny Games.

Halloween Kills its doubters with the third successful opening in as many weeks in this crowded October, and Flick or Treat revisits the Wan Well with Insidious.

We try to pinpoint where No Time to Die lands in James Bond's box office legacy, and Joe returns to discuss Misery, our response to his Flick or Treat pick.

Venom: Let There Be Carnage surprises with a monstrous opening weekend, and Flick or Treat stays in-house with Malignant.

Dear Evan Hanson was returned to sender this weekend, and we bring on another special guest to talk our next Halloween recommendation, The Strangers.

Shang-Chi once again tops the box office as we wait for a packed October, and we start a new series of horror movie recommendations by watching Audition.

With only a disappointing Malignant in its way, Shang-Chi had a very strong second weekend at the box office.