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FlickRadio Movie Talk — Predator: Badlands, Black Phone 2, and Holiday Season Highlights
Holiday Movie Season Begins
As Halloween fades and Thanksgiving nears, Guy T. Wehman, Allison Rose, and Stephen Leibowitz kick off the seven-week countdown to Christmas with new releases, Oscar hopefuls, and returning favorites on FlickRadio Movie Talk, the official Friday movie segment from KRMS Radio.
Topics Discussed This Week
Black Phone 2 rises again as October’s surprise box-office winner
Predator: Badlands introduces a bold new approach to the franchise
Nuremberg earns early Oscar buzz for Russell Crowe and Rami Malek
Christy features standout performances from Sydney Sweeney and Ben Foster
Why October 2025 was a slow movie month and how the strikes shaped release schedules
Upcoming holiday films: *Wicked for Good*, *Die My Love*, and returning classics
Classic Picks of the Week: Aliens (1986), Postcards from the Edge (1990), Schindler’s List (1993)
What’s Ahead
With Wicked for Good set to dominate Thanksgiving and a wave of Oscar contenders arriving through December, the hosts preview a holiday lineup that blends musicals, prestige dramas, and family adventures. Expect exclusive interviews, critic insights, and year-end wrap-ups each Friday on FlickRadio.
About the Show
FlickRadio Movie Talk archives the weekly film segment from The Ozarks This Morning on News Talk KRMS. Hosted by Guy T. Wehman with critics Allison Rose and Stephen Leibowitz, the program examines the latest theatrical releases, streaming trends, and industry insights — all produced by FlickDirect Entertainment Media.
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FlickRadio Movie Talk — Chainsaw Man Dominates, Begonia Baffles, and Halloween Classics Return
Anime slashes its way to the top as Chainsaw Man: The Movie — Reze Arc takes #1 at the box office! Guy T. Wehman, Allison Rose, and Stephen Leibowitz dive into this week’s biggest movie stories — from the rise of anime and Halloween horror to bold new festival favorites and timeless film classics.
Topics Discussed This Week
Chainsaw Man: The Movie — Reze Arc dominates the weekend worldwide
Begonia and Anniversary deliver bold (and bizarre) new stories
Self-Help and Stitchhead add unique spins on horror and family animation
Classic Halloween picks: Psycho (1960), Edward Scissorhands (1990), Arsenic and Old Lace (1944)
How anime is reshaping Hollywood and global movie trends
Bonus Coverage
Watch Allison Rose’s exclusive Chainsaw Man fan event reel on Instagram — direct from the screening floor:
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About the Show
FlickRadio Movie Talk is the official Friday film segment from The Ozarks This Morning on KRMS Radio — archived weekly at FlickRadio.net. Hosted by Guy T. Wehman with critics Allison Rose and Stephen Leibowitz, the show explores movies, filmmakers, and the evolving moviegoing experience.
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Part of the official archive of The Ozarks This Morning on KRMS Radio.

FlickRadio returns with another fast-paced, insightful conversation about movies and culture with Guy T. Wehman, Allison Rose, and Stephen Leibowitz — straight from the KRMS Radio Friday morning broadcast.
Black Phone 2 rings in at #1, surprising even its skeptics. Allison and Stephen debate why this sequel connects with audiences more than the first.
Tron Ares loses signal — why Disney’s long-running digital saga may finally be flatlining.
Soul on Fire delivers a powerful true story about survival, courage, and faith, reminding audiences that heartfelt dramas still matter.
Regretting You — the team breaks down a romantic drama filled with tropes and tears.
Chainsaw Man: The Movie — Reze Arc keeps anime fandom alive and slicing through screens worldwide, as Allison shares her own anime art class experience.
Blue Moon puts Ethan Hawke back in awards contention in a tightly written Broadway-style character piece.
Plus, in honor of October, Classic Picks of the Week include: Night of the Living Dead (1968), Carrie (1976), and From Here to Eternity (1953) — with a lively debate on what truly makes a Christmas movie.
FlickRadio is the official Friday morning archive of The Ozarks This Morning on KRMS Radio, featuring the latest movie talk, critic debates, and nostalgic film favorites — now available every week wherever you listen to podcasts.
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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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FlickRadio returns with host Guy T. Wehman and film critics Allison Rose and Stephen Leibowitz for another week of engaging movie talk. From music-driven theatrical events to science-fiction rebirths and classic 1980s favorites, this episode dives deep into what’s new —and what endures —in the world of film.
Taylor Swift: Life of a Showgirl — a one-week theatrical experience proving the singer’s marketing genius and fan devotion.
Tron Ares (2025) — Jared Leto leads the next chapter in Disney’s digital saga with Nine Inch Nails on the soundtrack and cutting-edge visuals.
The Smashing Machine — Dwayne Johnson’s most dramatic turn to date inside the world of MMA, joined by Emily Blunt.
After the Hunt — Julia Roberts and Andrew Garfield headline a heavy drama exploring ethics and power.
If I Had Legs, I’d Kick You — Rose Byrne shines in a smart indie about motherhood and resilience.
Kiss of the Spider Woman — Jennifer Lopez brings the Broadway classic to the screen.
Stephen and Allison also look at trends in horror and anime, including Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle’s worldwide success, and preview what’s coming this fall for moviegoers worldwide.
Classic Picks of the Week: Videodrome (1983), Private Benjamin (1980), and Blade Runner (1982) — each a defining film of the decade.
FlickRadio isn’t just a podcast — it’s the official Friday morning archive of The Ozarks This Morning on KRMS Radio, bringing coast-to-coast movie talk with broadcast polish every week.
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FlickRadio is back with fast, fun, and insightful movie talk led by Guy T. Wehman with Allison Rose and Stephen Leibowitz. This week’s conversation covers anime phenomena, cozy period drama farewells, performance-driven dramas, a unique dog-POV horror title, and timely Halloween classic picks — all without box-office chatter.
Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle — a kinetic continuation with standout music and an enthusiastic adult fanbase.
Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale — a heartfelt goodbye for devotees of the Crawley family.
The Smashing Machine — transformative performances and makeup work headline a bruising MMA-era story.
One Big Happy Family — a personal dramedy about DNA surprises, with a memorable turn from Linda Lavin.
Good Boy — horror filtered through a dog’s perspective for a fresh, experimental angle.
Taylor Swift: Life of a Showgirl — a special theater event experience fans will seek out.
Classic picks for October: Cujo (1983), Mary Poppins (1964), and The Wolf Man (1941).
Why FlickRadio? Because it’s not only a podcast — it’s the official Friday morning archive of The Ozarks This Morning on KRMS Radio, capturing the live energy of coast-to-coast movie talk with a broadcast pedigree.
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On this week’s FlickRadio, hosts Guy T. Wehman, Allison Rose, and Stephen Leibowitz return with lively movie talk across genres and generations. Fresh from break, the trio dives into everything from anime blockbusters to intimate dramas, horror sequels, and awards-season contenders.
Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle — anime’s global rise, stunning animation, and a surprising adult fan base
Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale — a farewell chapter for fans of the beloved British period drama
The Strangers: Chapter 2 — Allison shares her interview with star Madelaine Petsch and what to expect before Chapter 3
One Battle After Another — Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest epic, with Leonardo DiCaprio, Regina Hall, Sean Penn, and Oscar buzz already attached
Eleanor the Great — Scarlett Johansson’s directorial debut with June Squibb, a heartfelt story of grief and family
Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie — a family-friendly animated release for younger audiences
Tribute to Robert Redford — honoring his legacy with The Natural, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, All the President’s Men, and Ordinary People
Classic Picks: The Natural (1984), Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969), Ordinary People (1980), and Psycho (1960)
FlickRadio isn’t just a podcast — it’s the official Friday morning archive of The Ozarks This Morning on KRMS Radio. From anime hits to Oscar contenders, and from horror sequels to timeless classics, this episode proves why FlickRadio is where movie talk comes alive every week.
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FlickRadio brings you another round of sharp, engaging movie talk with hosts Guy T. Wehman, Allison Rose, and Stephen Leibowitz. In this episode:
Discussion of The Conjuring: Last Rites, proving horror’s staying power
Disney and Warner Bros. are sharing the spotlight with Freakier Friday and Hamilton
Industry talk on Paramount and Skydance circling Warner Bros.
Spotlight on Stephen King’s The Long Walk as a must-watch upcoming release
Final chapter of Downton Abbey and the return of cult comedy in Spinal Tap 2
Classic picks: Spinal Tap (1984), National Lampoon’s Vacation (1983), and Field of Dreams (1989)
More than a podcast, FlickRadio also serves as the official archive of The Ozarks This Morning, airing Fridays on KRMS Radio. Whether you love horror, comedies, period dramas, or timeless classics, FlickRadio is your source for lively movie talk across all genres.
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FlickRadio returns with another deep dive into movies, from legendary shark attacks to indie comedies that win audiences over. Hosted by Guy T. Wehman with Allison Rose and Stephen Leibowitz, this episode celebrates the magic and challenges of cinema — both on the big screen and at home.
Highlights this week include:
Jaws 50th Anniversary Re-Release – why audiences still flock to Spielberg’s classic half a century later, and how Universal made history with a young director and a malfunctioning shark.
The Roses – a remake of War of the Roses with Olivia Colman, Benedict Cumberbatch, and Kate McKinnon bringing new heat to a battle of the exes.
The Conjuring: Last Rites – Ed and Lorraine Warren return, but does the franchise end on a weak note?
Splitsville – indie rom-com with Dakota Johnson that proves great scripts and chemistry can still surprise.
Streaming vs. Theater Prices – is $90 for two tickets sustainable, or is streaming winning the war?
Classics of the Week – Thank God It’s Friday (1978), The Amityville Horror (1979), and Winchester ’73 (1950).
From sharks and roses to haunted houses and indie laughs, FlickRadio delivers movie talk that matters. More than just a podcast, this is the official archive of KRMS News/Talk 97.5 FM The Ozarks In Morning Show, bringing Friday morning cinema conversations to audiences worldwide.
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FlickRadio isn’t just a podcast – it’s the official archive of The Ozarks This Morning on KRMS Radio, bringing Friday morning movie talk to listeners everywhere. Hosted by Guy T. Wehman alongside Allison Rose and Stephen Leibowitz, this episode dives into the ever-changing world of movies, anime hits, and cult favorites.
The conversation kicks off with the unexpected rise of K-Pop Demon Hunters, an anime sing-along surprise that topped the charts despite streaming on Netflix for months. The team explores why anime continues to capture audiences and how limited theatrical runs are shaking up the moviegoing landscape.
Other highlights include:
A closer look at Darren Aronofsky’s Caught Stealing, starring Austin Butler in a career-defining turn.
The Roses – a modern take on the 1989 dark comedy War of the Roses with Olivia Colman, Benedict Cumberbatch, and Kate McKinnon.
The new unrated Toxic Avenger remake featuring Peter Dinklage, Kevin Bacon, and classic practical gore effects.
Festival highlights from Popcorn Frights, including Allison’s interview with Troma founder Lloyd Kaufman.
Classic picks: Romancing the Stone, War of the Roses, Class of Nuke ’Em High, and The Four Seasons.
Whether it’s anime girl groups fighting demons, Austin Butler proving himself a modern Brad Pitt, or cult cinema like Toxic Avenger splattering onto screens, FlickRadio keeps movie talk smart, passionate, and endlessly entertaining.
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