Brad spotlights this segment of the 1983-1984 animated series Saturday Supercade, which features Q*bert and friends reenacting the first Thanksgiving.

The Cinema Snob salutes Sean Connery and reviews his favorite of the Connery era James Bond films.

Midnight Screenings with Brad and Jerrid has returned, with all new reviews for the body swap horror comedy Freaky starring Vince Vaughn and Kathryn Newton, plus Ron Howard's Hillbilly Elegy starring Amy Adams and Glenn Close, and the fantasy film Come Away starring Angelina Jolie.

Brad checks out this 1980 Berenstain Bears Thanksgiving TV Special, which was the first appearance of Bigpaw.

Brad and Laura go see the 30th Anniversary rerelease of the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles live action movie from 1990. It also marks Laura's first time seeing the movie.

Bit confusing this topic, but when a video game becomes popular enough Hollywood come sniffing for a movie adaptation, so with a free movie license, the original publisher THEN makes another video game based on that movie.

Jason is back! Or is he? One thing is for sure, Roy is certainly here. The Cinema Snob has an all new, updated review of Friday the 13th Part 5.

The Netflix Christmas movie season continues, as Brad watches the newest trending holiday film, Operation Christmas Drop.

Brad reviews the new horror film Come Play, which is in theaters now!

Brad reviews this new film about an assassin who takes over people's bodies in order to complete her contracts.