Weekend watchlist decisions get easier when you know which surprises you're signing up for. Steve Stebbing helps you choose between big-screen spectacle and a night on the couch, with a few reasons to check your expectations.
Animation Doesn't Mean Bring the Kids
An animated fantasy earns Steve's strongest praise, but don't assume Wildwood belongs on the little-kids list. Clayface brings Batman's villain gallery into horror territory, while The Only Living Pickpocket in New York offers a different kind of tension. Which one earns the enthusiasm?
Something Is Wrong in This Town
Prefer your mysteries in a small town or buried inside government? Yaga and The Terminal List offer different routes into trouble. And what makes Steve so keen on a documentary celebrating Maria Bamford's particular kind of odd?
Topics: weekend watchlist, movie reviews, streaming recommendations, stop-motion animation, Canadian television
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Originally aired on2026-10-23
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