Glen talks to Joelle Monique, Carlos Aguilar and Kiana Fitzgerald about Netflix's WENDELL & WILD, Henry Selick's latest animated film that he co-wrote with Jordan Peele -- and that features a Key & Peele reunion.

Plus, What's Making Us Happy.

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Linda, Aisha, Brittany Luce and, in her PCHH debut, Cristina Escobar bought themselves a TICKET TO PARADISE.

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... And today, Stephen, Cyrena Touros and Margaret H. Willison stay up late and get into their feelings about Taylor Swift's 'Midnights.'

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Yesterday, Stephen, Aisha and Lars Gotrich welcomed Carly Rae Jepsen's 'The Loneliest Time' in different ways ...

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Aisha and Glen really liked Park Chan-wook’s moody, funny, emotional thriller/romance, DECISION TO LEAVE.

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Filed this HOUSE OF THE DRAGON season finale recap in the wee small ones. A Rubicon gets crossed.

Well. Chewed through, technically, I suppose.

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Linda, Glen and Ronald Young Jr. didn't find BLACK ADAM to be particularly electrifying.

Plus, What's Making Us Happy.

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Hey all -- we're aware that Apple Podcasts mistakenly lists PCHH as behind a paywall this morning. We're not. We're still free. It's a bug.

We're working on getting it fixed, but in the meantime, you can listen to the ep on literally any other podcast app.

Glen talks to Ayesha Rascoe, JC Howard and, making her PCHH debut, Nikki Birch, about HOUSE OF THE DRAGON.

And they introduce themselves with their House words.

(It was producer Hafsa's idea; blame her.)

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Stephen and Walter Chaw liked HALLOWEEN ENDS a lot more than many fans and critics. Listen to them take a stab at explaining why.

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With BTS going on hiatus until 2025, it's a good chance to familiarize yourself with their extensive back catalog. That's why we're encoring this episode in which Stephen talks to Lenika Cruz and Regina Kim for their deep-cut recommendations.

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Stephen asks our pals from NPR Music's Alt.Latino Anamaria Artemisa Sayre and Felix Contreras for some of their favorite songs for spooOOOooooky season.

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Glen, Bedátri D. Choudhury ánd Bilál Qureshi lose their composure (heh) over Todd Field's TÁR -- plus Whát's Máking Us Háppy:

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Glen, Roxana Hadadi and Jordan Crucchiola gather in a ridiculously well-appointed library to discuss Netflix's THE MIDNIGHT CLUB, the latest Netflix horror series from Mike Flanagan (and co-creator Leah Fong).

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Aisha and Greta Johnsen were impressed by Amazon's CATHERINE CALLED BIRDY, which stars a magnificent Bella Ramsey, aka GAME OF THRONES' Lady Lyanna Mormont, the Badass of Bear Isle.

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Aisha and Bedatri D. Choudhury grapple with the too-much-of-a-muchness that is AMSTERDAM, and with David O. Russell's legacy.

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Stephen, Mallory Yu and Kiana Fitzgerald discuss whether or not HOCUS POCUS 2 put a spell on them, plus What's Making Us Happy.

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The Glen, the Ayesha Rascoe and the Roxana Hadadi the discuss THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RINGS OF POWER, because you can never have too many of the definite articles.

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Aisha and Barrie Hardymon do not prefer BLONDE.

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