FlickRadio returns for another week of sharp and lively movie talk with host Guy T. Wehman and film critics Allison Rose and Stephen Leibowitz. From sci-fi disappointments to horror sequels and fall festival dramas, this episode covers the pulse of modern cinema — and a few timeless classics.

• Tron Ares — Despite strong visuals and Jared Leto’s performance, Disney’s latest sci-fi entry struggles to connect with fans, raising doubts about the franchise’s future.
• Kiss of the Spider Woman — Jennifer Lopez’s big-screen musical fails to find its audience despite an acclaimed director and Broadway roots.
• Good Fortune — Keanu Reeves trades action for comedy as a charming, angelic figure in a heartfelt feel-good story.
• Black Phone 2 — Ethan Hawke returns in a chilling sequel that delivers scares and emotional depth — the perfect lead-up to Halloween season.
• Frankenstein — Guillermo del Toro’s dark, stylish reimagining explores identity, morality, and humanity through standout performances and haunting design.
• Urchin — A grim British drama that tests patience more than empathy — proof that not every festival film hits its mark.

Classic Picks of the Week: The First Wives Club (1996), Annie Hall (1977), and Looking for Mr. Goodbar (1977). Each timeless in its own way and a reminder of why certain eras in film endure.

FlickRadio is more than a podcast — it’s the official Friday morning archive of The Ozarks This Morning on KRMS Radio. Each week, the hosts share insight, humor, and passion for movies across genres — from theatrical releases to streaming gems and industry trends.

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