Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp) stars as Sister Monday who haunts some bickering young people in an abandoned prison. Check out Brad's review, where he decides if this or Capone was the highlight of his day. Written and Directed by Tommy Faircloth.

Brad reviews Capone, the crazy new film about the last year in the life of Tom Hardy, that somehow combines Cronenberg body horror with a gangster movie.

Brace yourself for a wild journey as The Cinema Snob watches this insane 2020 film about a time machine and a plot to assassinate Jesus. It has to be seen to be believed.

From Fangoria, Brad has the review of the new horror film Porno! In the early 1990s when a group of Christian movie theater employees find a box of vintage exploitation film, a succubus magically comes through the screen to haunt our heroes!

Brad reviews the musical remake of Valley Girl, which is available now on Streaming! With low expectations, is it on par with what he thought going in, or is it a surprise?

In the tradition of the Parks and Recreation Coronavirus Special comes the NYPD Covid-19 Spectacular! Join Det. Andy Sipowicz as he catches up with old friends and raises money for chrity, plus gets into a little hot water along the way!

A Survivor of Jonestown returns to the site 10 years later to encounter possible hauntings. Or maybe just a hippie with some acid water while she takes naps and dreams about hilarious reenactments.

Larry Bundy Jr brings you a new Fact Hunt on 3 game journalists fired for having an opinion

Brad has an advanced screenings review of the first 2 episode of the miniseries I Know This Much Is True, from HBO!

The Cinema Snob reviews all 3 films in the Revelation Road Trilogy, from Pure Flix, which includes Revelation Road: The Beginning of the End, Revelation Road 2: The Sea of Glass and Fire, and Revelation Road 3: The Black Rider! Starring David AR White, it's Max Max and Jason Bourne meet The Rapture!