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This month on Flick Fix, we’re checking out The End of Oak Street, where suburbia gets a prehistoric makeover, and Tony, a look at a young Anthony Bourdain finding his footing in the kitchen—because nothing says a well-balanced movie lineup like dinosaurs followed by restaurant chaos. Then, for the Spotlight Review, we’re jumping back to

This month on Flick Fix, we’re going from one of the biggest movies imaginable to one of the most awkward dinner parties imaginable—and then straight into complete comedic nonsense. First up is Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, a massive, star-studded epic that practically demands the biggest screen and loudest speakers you can find. Then things get

This episode of Flick Fix is a battle between newcomer and veteran, creepy hallways and government secrets, internet horror and classic Spielberg spectacle. Austin starts with two recent releases: Backrooms, the feature film debut from Kane Parsons, bringing the eerie world of liminal spaces, endless yellow walls, and “I should not be here” energy to

This episode of Flick Fix takes a wild leap from barnyard murder mysteries, to supernatural wish disasters, to a bus ride so stressful it should come with a complimentary blood pressure monitor. Austin starts with two recent releases: The Sheep Detectives, a mystery comedy about a flock of sheep trying to solve the murder of

This episode of Flick Fix takes a trip through emotional chaos, underground confusion, and one very unsettling midlife crisis. Austin starts with two recent releases: The Drama, a dark comedy about an engaged couple whose pre-wedding bliss is threatened by one conversation that may or may not deserve its dramatic title, and Exit 8, a

This month on Flick Fix, the recent releases lean into science fiction in very different ways. Hoppers brings animated chaos and heart as it imagines a world where humans can connect with animals in a whole new way, while Project Hail Mary goes bigger, sending one man into deep space on a mission tied to

A new episode of Flick Fix is here! This time around, Austin takes a look at Send Help, a survival horror film that throws its characters into a stripped-down nightmare and lets the tension do the heavy lifting, and Iron Lung, the bold sci-fi horror adaptation directed by YouTuber Markiplier, which brings a cult indie

In this episode of Flick Fix, Austin works through a trio of very different new releases, from the primal throwback thrills of Primate, to the razor-sharp satire of No Other Choice, to the quiet, reflective storytelling of Train Dreams. Each film approaches tension, character, and atmosphere in its own way—and not all of them play

Flick Fix is back for 2026, and we’re kicking off the year with a packed episode that spans epic blockbusters, intimate dramas, and one unforgettable classic. With awards season heating up, Austin takes a closer look at three recent releases that could be making waves in the months ahead—returning to Pandora with Avatar: Fire and

Things are getting theatrical, gothic, and… maybe a little chaotic this month on Flick Fix. Austin kicks things off with two major new releases that couldn’t be more different. First up is Wicked: For Good, the long-awaited conclusion to Jon M. Chu’s two-part musical spectacle. Does Act II soar higher than a broomstick or wobble