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The Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine often gets compared to the 1950 film Sunset Boulevard, but where the stories go are slightly different- this is the Twilight Zone after all. Join us for another episode of the Twilight-Tober Zone.

Brad reviews the Netflix TV Series Ratched and sees how it stacks up against One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

If you like Western settings or introspective character pieces then "Mr. Denton on Doomsday" may just be your cup of tea. Walter continues his deep dive through the Twilight Zone with another episode of Twilight-Tober Zone.

David A.R. White joins Brad for a fun conversation about his start in the business, his time on Evening Shade, action movies, his latest film Beckman, and even Saved by the Bell gets brought up!

"One for the Angels" was the second Twilight Zone episode aired and had a very different tone from the pilot. Rod Serling based the episode off an old teleplay he did with the same title, but specifically wrote this new version for the star of the episode, Ed Wynn. How does the episode hold up? Find out now on a new episode of the Twilight-Tober Zone.

Brad has a lot of thoughts about this movie where second born Royals are blessed with the gift of super powers, when they're not vlogging, complaining and having beach montage parties.

Welcome to the Twilight-Tober Zone where Walter will guide you through the first 31 episodes of The Twilight Zone all month long starting with the very first episode "Where is Everybody?"

When Doug first saw it he remembered it being okay. Rob is here to show him the light. Let's see if X-Men: Apocalypse gets any better the second time around.

After many years of searching, Brad finally finds a 25+ year old can of Ta Clear to try out!

Musical March in September has come to an end for the year, so The Cinema Snob reviews one of his favorite musicals for last, the 1986 musical comedy Little Shop of Horrors, Directed by Frank Oz.