"Perchance to Dream" features solid performances, well shot dream sequences, unique music, and a signature Twilight Zone twist ending. Walter brings you a new episode of the Twilight-Tober Zone.

Even Carman gets in on the Halloween season as he puts a stop to all kinds of horror movie monsters that escape into the real world. Brad reviews the music video for his 1995 song No Monsters in My House.

It does seem bizarre that a developer who spent millions making a game, then demands you don't buy it, but there's been examples in gaming past when such a thing happened! And here are five such examples...

The Halloween season is upon us, so The Cinema Snob finally gives the standalone entry Halloween 3, the proper review it deserves on the show!

Halloween is Grinch Night, and Doug sees if it's darker elements hold up over 40 years later.

"Time Enough at Last" may very well be the most well know Twilight Zone episode ever made. Does this episode still stand the test of time? Find out now on a new episode of the Twilight-Tober Zone.

"The Lonely" is regularly recognized among the best of the show for it's intriguing premise and brutal ending. Walter gives you his thoughts on this must see episode on a new Twilight-Tober Zone.

Brad reviews this comedy remake of the 1995 Jean Claude Van Damme action movie Sudden Death.

In honor of Joel Schumacher (yes we said honor), Nostalgia Critic is looking at one of his best movies to start off Nostalgiaween. Let's take a look at The Lost Boys.

Bill Murray and Sofia Coppola reunite to give us another slice of unsatisfied life. But is it unsatisfying in a satisfying way? Doug takes a look at On the Rocks.