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.

Despite any number of causes for uncertainty, Shang-Chi, the latest installment of the MCU, was a 10/10 hit at the box office.

Candyman wasn't quite a runaway success this weekend, but its $22m opening weekend was still plenty sweet.

2018 was a simpler time at the box office: Crazy Rich Asians was a smash hit, The Happytime Murders was not, and all was right with the world.

Free Guy 1Up-ed the competition at the box office this weekend, while Don't Breathe 2 did breathe a sigh of relief, and Respect opened respectably.

In a rough weekend at the box office, the pandemic was certainly a big reason The Suicide Squad disappointed, but it wasn't the only reason.

It turned out a Jungle Cruise is about as in demand as any other kind of cruise these days, while The Green Knight had a strong A24-esque opening and Stillwater went nowhere slowly.

Old grew up quickly to open at #1, while Snake Eyes busted at the box office.

Black Widow fell off hard and Space Jam: A New Legacy filled the void with a strong opening weekend.

The rumors of Black Widow's death have been (mildly) exaggerated as her movie captured the biggest post-pandemic opening weekend to date, albeit with some caveats.

Universal dominates the charts this week as F9 maintains its lead with The Boss Baby: Family Business and The Forever Purge drafting behind.