Steve Kaycee has been on a tear (especially in 2023, 2024 and 2025) with writing multiple blog entries in a single week and doing so for multiple weeks.
However, he has grown tired of constantly converting fairly new blog entries into non-menu website pages, as he feels that A] Doing so doesn’t give such blog entries the proper exposure that they deserve and B] The constant impromptu pre-writes take their toll on him more and more.
But luckily, the impromptu pre-writes have (and will continue) to dwindle, as will the early non-menu website page conversions. And of course, with the latter being said, this page comes into play once again, as Steve Kaycee has a blog entry that he initially wrote on January 13 and finished on January 15, with it being about YouTuber Cody Leach helping him avoid a specific 2025 movie.
You can see it below.
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“Flickasbord, Volume 215”
Given my heavy commitment to my January Flickuum goal, blog entries, let alone Flickasbord entries, have been extremely scarce in 2026. But with that goal on the verge of wrapping up during the wee hours of Saturday, what day better than today in writing this 215th Flickasbord volume?
Let’s begin.
First up, a movie that I saw in passing when I went to go rent “Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married?” 18 years ago finally resurfaces, with that movie being “Wieners”. Of course, I’m not the biggest fan of Jenny McCarthy, as I found her to be very obnoxious, going back to when I discovered that she was the host of MTV’s “Singled Out” all the way back in 1996, but a certain fraudulent America’s sweetheart all of a sudden makes her more bearable by comparison. Plus, Kenan Thompson in an R-Rated comedy and that movie being a buddy roadtrip movie are components that I can’t say no to, therefore it has been added to the roster.
Next up, when The Project finally becomes all set and done, there is a possibility that “Hot Summer Nights” could grade out as The Flickuum’s lowest-ranked A24 movie. But just because I feel that way about it doesn’t mean that I’ll avoid movies that are similar to it, as such movies could outrank it in The Project, case in point “Low Tide”, another A24 movie. So, on that basis alone, the 13-year movie-producing powerhouse will have another of its many branches added to the roster.
Back to the topic of wieners (did I really just write that?), I’ve constantly gotten the movie that I blogged about two paragraphs ago, mixed up with “Wiener-Dog”, as both movies have that word in their titles. Regardless, I’m not going to let some stupid pun deter me from what movies to assess/re-assess and what movies to avoid, especially when this movie is about a dog’s impact on various walks of life and I’m all for movies about dogs. Plus, it came out the same year that my first dog, Suzie, was put down, so I have to see it, on the basis of that potential sentimental value.
Watching Cody Leach’s worst movies of 2025 video, his number one worst movie of that year was one that I did not even hear about until I saw that video. And as to what movie was, well it was a movie called “Crushed”, which insinuates the skulls of kittens being stepped on. And of course, that right there pissed me off, therefore that movie has been added to the Movies That Mega Tat Refuses To See page.
And finally, a crop of six new/upcoming movies all finally make their way into the Art Infliction Content Universe, as I amassed them on my reminders list from the first weekend of 2026 to this most recent Tuesday. And as to what those six movies are, well you can find out via the chart below:
| Movie | Why it be will assessed |
| Werewulf | I love “Nosferatu”, so I’m totally interested to see Robert Eggers’ spin on the werewolf niche. |
| Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die | This movie looks like a bonkers good time, led by the ultra-talented Sam Rockwell. Plus, it features three breaths of fresh air in Zazie Beetz, Juno Temple and Haley Lu Richardson. |
| The Rivals Of Amziah King | Matthew McConaughey has been a Flickuum constant since May 2006, and this movie might be a legitimate challenger to both “Sahara” and “Amistad”. |
| ED | A movie about technology gone wrong, a proper name in capital letters and featuring John Travolta? Sign me up! |
| No Other Choice | Parasite is being re-assessed again, thus the reason that this movie has been added to the roster. |
| The Wrecking Crew | Based on its trailer, this movie is both the “Bad Boys” franchise and “Lethal Weapon” franchise on steroids, and I’ll be watching it via Prime between now and the February 1 evaluation of “Stepmom”. |
Well, amassing Tier 5 movies has been slow thus far in 2026, as a hard copy confirmation of “Fly Me To The Moon” and the successful assessment of “Saturday Night” are the only movies that apply to that particular category this year. But it’s still only January and “Winter, Spring, Summer Or Fall” is looking like a pleasant surprise 36 minutes into its assessment, thus it could get an HCC tag tomorrow afternoon. And that’s not the only Flickuum optimism for this entry, because in addition, “Good Boy” will get hard copy confirmation sometime next week and “School Dance” is really starting to grow on me, thus two more Flickuum building blocks on the verge of being amassed during the first month of 2026. Plus, I’ll have ample time amassing more Tier 5 movies in between my final evaluation (Scouts Guide To The Zombie Apocalypse) for this month and the first evaluation (Stepmom) of next month, and that could be the most substantial Flickuum haul of at least two weeks since mid/late-August 2025.
Until the next time.