Welcome to (the re-installed) Sneak Leaks, the page in which we leak information (via blog form) about movies that could potentially join the current movie assessment/re-assessment roster.
And of course, with that being said, the current entry on this page alludes to that via Steve Kaycee having 18 movies that he has yet to add to his movie assessment/re-assessment roster.
You can see the entry below.
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The running count of overall guaranteed Flickuum movies, pending overall guaranteed Flickuum movies and the movies that are somewhat entitled for pending overall guaranteed Flickuum spots is currently at 2,427, thus leaving room for 74 movies to be added to the assessment/re-assessment roster. Or should I say 72, as failures by two of the somewhat entitled movies elevate both “Hunt To Kill” and the 2020 version of “The Invisible Man” to the group of movies that are pending overall guaranteed movies.
Yes, 72 is still a bit of a runway for other Flickuum hopefuls that have yet to be documented in Tiers 8 and 9, while also causing that number to possibly drop to 64, due to the eight movies that are currently in Tier 10. And that’s not quite all because in addition, that number could reduce to 63 via A] “Piranha” possibly coming in a package deal with a movie that will be named a little later on in this entry.
Yes, that’s a lot of mathematical savagery for The Project, which could continue via the 18 movies that I still have yet to add to the assessment/re-assessment roster. However, I’m going to hold off on making those additions on the Land Of Infusion page until the logjam in Tiers 8 through 10 loosens up a bit. But I did tease one of them in the previous paragraph, thus I will mention it and the other 17 via the chart below:
| Movie | Why it will be added to the assessment/re-assessment roster |
| Happy Yummy Chicken | This movie is one of the two live-action ones for Diane Guerrero, whose only Flickuum movie is “Encanto”. |
| Justice League Vs. The Fatal Five | This could be the ninth DC Comics 2D-animated, due to the presence of the aforementioned Diane Guerrero. |
| Blood Brothers: Civil War | The other live-action movie for the aforementioned Diane Guerrero. |
| Why Am I Doing This? | This movie is one of two chances for Fernanda Andrade to redeem herself after the failures that were/will be “Finestkind” and “Lying And Stealing”. |
| The Devil Inside | See one spot above. |
| Bug | Blue Chips is very much on the bubble, thus this movie could be how the late William Friedkin becomes a part of Flickuum lore. |
| Memoir Of A Snail | This movie is an R-Rated combination of a Laiku movie, Aardman movie and Tim Burton-directed animated movie. Plus, it’s very heartfelt, which makes it a very strong contender for the best Flickuum movies of 2024 list. |
| A Different Man | A24 goes gruesome again, as we saw some of that in “Love Lies Bleeding” this calendar year. That movie is an overall guaranteed Flickuum movie, which could bode very well for this one. |
| Depravity | There’s no such thing as too much Victoria Justice in The Project. |
| The Gutter | Shameik Moore has had two live-action duds with “Dope” and “Cut Throat City”. This movie could help atone for all of that. |
| Piranha II: The Spawning | This is the movie that comes with “Piranha” in a package deal. |
| Father Stu | This movie could make Teresa Ruiz a part of Flickuum lore. |
| The Scarlett Letter | Demi Moore amassed seven movies in the mid ‘90s, but only one (The Hunchback Of Notre Dame) of them is an enshrined Flickuum movie. This movie could be the second of those seven to be enshrined. |
| Tootsie | This movie was a recommendation four days ago. |
| Imani | Demetrius Shipp Jr. was a bright spot in the disappointment, known as “Cut Throat City”. But this movie is one of his two chances for him to add to the lore that is “All Eyez On Me”. |
| Asking For It | See one spot above. Plus, this movie has Vanessa Hudgens. |
| Manglehorn | 2000 through 2017 hasn’t produced any Flickuum movie for Al Pacino. However, this movie could change that narrative. |
| The Big Bad Fox And Other Tales | This movie could make up for the double whammy of failure, known as the two “Ernest & Celestine” movies. |
Well, I got some work cut out for myself via which movies that are currently accessible to assess/re-assess. And while I’ll still have 45 open Flickuum spots anyways, in the event that I add those 18 movies above to the roster, I want to have a little more wiggle room than that, thus I will wait to officially add those 18 during a yet to be determined time that I see fit.
Until the next time.