Here at Art Infliction, we are very structured with things, such as Kaycee And The Forefront and Steve Believes.
However, there will be weeks where Steve Kaycee won’t make the Monday deadline for the former of those two pages, along with the fact that he could have more than one sports entry during a particular week.
But what if Steve could make up for a missed deadline? And what if he had a page to run in tandem with Steve Believes?
Well, the answers are here on this page, as we house both belated assignments and impromptu assignments.
Or in this case, Steve squeezing in a Kaycee And The Forefront entry into this page whenever the aforementioned Kaycee And The Forefront page, along with both The Bonus Round page and Miscellaneous page, are all booked solid.
So now you are most likely wondering, “What is Steve tackling this time?”
Well, he is blogging about the rising Flickuum stock of Sasha Calle.
You can check it out via the entry below!
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“Flickasbord, Volume 219”
Given that tomorrow is the beginning of the milestone 400th week for the current Art Infliction era, I decided that I want to end this week on a high note via this entry to transition into a week that will no doubt be robust throughout, from both a site update standpoint and a content-gathering standpoint. And while I have been outthinking myself quite a bit this month, I’ll be swarming upcoming Flickuum/Land Of Infusion deadlines like a DeMeco Ryans-coached defense.
Let’s begin.
First up, a movie that I keep seeing pop up yet forget to jot down as a piece of Flickasbord content is “Predator: Killer Of Killers”, due to the fact that it’s a cartoon installment in the otherwise live-action franchise and that quite frankly has thrown me off. But given that it serves as both a prequel and sequel to “Prey”, along with its acclaim, I’ve decided to take a chance on it to see sometime if it’s as good as they say it is. Stay tuned.
Next up, app-surfing rears its head again, as I amassed two touchdowns (14) worth of unseen movies across five separate queues yet let all of them slip through the cracks. But that’s a good thing in hindsight, because these 14 totally overlooked movies all provide me with substantial content for this entry. And as to what those 14 movies are, well you can find out the chart below:
| Movie | Why it has been added |
| Going The Distance | Natalie Morales was/is the draw with this movie, and it’s her first ever movie that wasn’t made-for-TV. |
| Getaway | Ethan Hawke as a celebrated race car driver trying to save his kidnapped wife sounds like an adrenaline rush type movie. |
| Balls Out | This movie had me at Nikki Reed. |
| Dear Zoe | Sadie Sink was a breakout star in “The Whale” and this movie has that type of vibe. |
| We Are Boats | This movie popped up on Plex after I finished re-assessing “She’s Missing” last week, and it jumped out at me via both the poster and the presence of Angela Sarafyan. |
| Jane | Madelaine Petsch has exploded with “The Strangers” trilogy and “Maintenance Required”, but I have a sense that this was the movie that turned her into a breakout star. |
| Songs For A Sloth | This movie has a “Light Years” vibe about, and the title alone is awesome. |
| Drunk Bus | This movie popped up after I fell asleep during “Corporate Animals”, and really stood out to me before I went back to sleep. |
| Teeth | The poster of this movie reminds me of the recently pardoned “Slither”. Plus, it’s a horror comedy and those tend to do quite well in making The Project. |
| The Red Violin | This movie seems to be set in present day yet I’m catching “Plunkett & Macleane” vibes about it. |
| Horns | This movie jumped out at me when I first started using Tubi, only to have it slip through the cracks. But surfing on Vudu early last month helped me remember it again, thus it has been added to the roster. |
| Fast Color | The look of this movie’s poster jumped out at me via Vudu. |
| The Name Of The Rose | The late Sean Connery playing an intellectually nonconformist friar is totally worthy of an assessment. |
| The Flowers Of War | This movie could be neck-and-neck with “Silk”, the latter of which is a Tier 4 movie. |
One of the things that sucks about being an assessor/re-assessor of movies is trying to anticipate the release of an upcoming movie with an unknown release date, which is still the case with Melissa Barrera’s other post-production movie “The Collaboration” and the still unreleased “Killing Winston Jones”. And up until late last month, that was also the case with the upcoming Guy Ritchie movie “In The Grey”, which was supposed to be released last year, only to incur constant delays. But luckily, a release date has been set, with it being this upcoming April 10, thus it’s no longer a single-asterisk movie in Tier 9. Now let’s see if it will be accessible for me to assess theatrically or not.
Surf’s up again, dudes and dudettes, as more app-surfing this most recent Tuesday brought forth more additions to the constantly-loaded assessment/re-assessment roster, as it started with my wonderment of former NFL star cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha transitioning from the gridiron to the world of acting. So, with that being said, a trio of his movies in “Crown Heights”, “Sylvie’s Love” and “The Knife” have all been added to the roster. And those aren’t the only additions to the roster via the most recent app-surfing session, because along with them are 1] Blue Story, because it brought forth “Crown Heights” as a related search result prior to this most recent Tuesday, and I had to look up Michael Ward’s filmography to remember that title again, B] Clemency, because it popped up as a related search result after I looked up “Crown Heights” and C] The Book Of Clarence, because it seems like a movie that can potentially work well in an evaluation line-up with any movie, along with it popping up in Michael Ward’s filmography. Yes, the insanity of more roster additions via app-surfing rears it head for the second time in this entry and I love it!
When it comes to movie adaptations of comic books, such movies are rated PG-13 way more than R, although I can count 17 such movies that have gotten the latter as their MPAA rating, with my favorite (Blade II) of that lot being among them. And while I’m sure that there are more than 17 movies that fall under that particular category, I know via the basis of a YouTube video that I saw last month that there will be a third R-Rated movie about a Batman character, with that character being Clayface this time around. And given all the pre-release buzz about that movie, it’s absolutely going to be in the fall leg of my 2026 theatrical tour. Oh yeah, and before I wrap up this paragraph, the Robert Pattinson version of “Batman” has been pardoned, due to the combination of possible franchise upside and possible DCEU cross-over films.
And finally, Sasha Calle’s Flickuum stock has exploded since I both assessed and re-assessed “The Rip” last month, and has exploded to the point that A] In The Summers is one of 17 movies in Tier 14, B] The Flash has been pardoned, and C] On Swift Horses will be assessed sometime today/tonight. And luckily, she’ll be adding to her small yet steady amount of movie appearances, as her fifth movie “Wardriver” will be released four weeks from this coming Friday. And given that she’s the latest in a long line of dynamic actresses, along with that movie both giving her top-two status on the call sheet and giving off “Relay” vibes, it has been added to the roster to the point that it’s already a very highly-anticipated 2026 movie. Now it’s just a matter of whether it can be accessible for me to assess theatrically or not.
Well, it’s been an insane stretch of assessing/re-assessing movies since the wee hours of this most recent Wednesday, as nine movies (including In The Summers) have all locked down spots in Tier 14, while “Shell” has earned HCC status in Tier 7 and “I Origins” has proven that it has way too much going for it to be denied Flickuum lore. And given the expectations that I have for every pending assessment/re-assessment from this afternoon to tomorrow afternoon, well I could be four steps closer to fielding the maximum amount of 25 Tier 14 movies before the next best four-out-of-seven Tier 5 graduation series begins. Oh yeah, and it’s time to start swarming deadlines instead of overthinking.
Until the next time.