Brad takes a look at another seasonal compilation Looney Tunes special, this time centered around Halloween and featuring both new footage and old footage.

This episode takes a look at three times the papperazzi has tried to descriminate video games with utter nonsense, for the sole reason of clickbaiting and scaremongering.

Could The War with Grandpa be this year's Playing with Fire? Watch as Brad and Rob review this new family comedy starring Robert De Niro.

Just in time for Halloween, Dunkin Donuts now has a spicy Ghost Pepper donut for a limited time! Will this be the doughnut version of the One Chip Challenge? Watch as Brad finds out!

The Halloween season continues as The Cinema Snob reviews the 1988 film Night of the Demons, which features plenty of partying, but most importantly, it gives us Rog!

Brad reviews the new comedy Faith Based, a satire of modern day Christian Cinema

Brad reviews The Haunting of Bly Manor, from creator Mike Flanagan, and the follow up to The Haunting of Hill House in their Haunting anthology series.

Will this be another Oscar worthy performance like Adam Sandler's last film Uncut Gems? Brad finds out as he reviews the comedy Hubie Halloween, currently the #1 movie on Netflix.

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...