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In a walled city populated by robots, the only hope in reaching the surface is a stray cat helped by his drone companion! Could the be the most Lloyd Approved game ever? Check out my review.

The Cinema Snob is back, and it is worth the wait, as the Snob reviews the forgotten 1978 comedy Matilda, starring Elliott Gould who manages a boxing kangaroo, and the film is from the producer of The Godfather!

Brad reviews the new Indian Hindi action film, Directed by Karan Malhotra and starring Ranbir Kapoor in a dual role. Set in the 1800s, the story follows a dacoit tribe and their fight for independence against the British rule.

The new film from Jordan Peele, Nope, is i theaters now! How does this film, about possible aliens showing up at a horse ranch, compare to his previous highly acclaimed movies?

First there was the Grey Poupon Ice Cream, and now from Van Leeuwen we also have Pizza Ice cream! With the mustard one turning out pretty decent, how does the pizza flavor stack up against it? Check out Brad's review.

From Van Leeuwen, the makers of the Mac and Cheese Ice Cream, comes this new Dijon Mustard flavor which also includes salted pretzels too! It's available for a limited time at Walmart, but what does Brad think of this original flavor?

From director Jim Wynorski, a group of ladies go into the wilderness to search for bigfoot and then dance a lot. That's pretty much all you need to know. Check out Brad's review of this new comedy.

Brad and Jerrid review the 1995 crime comedy Destiny Turns on the Radio, featuring Quentin Tarantino, plus the surreal Richard Stanley road thriller Dust Devil, and the 1977 Deliverance-esque Canadian horror film Rituals.

What if Blazing Saddles were a kids movie about a Dog who become a samurai in a village of cats? Well, lets find out how this turns out!

The movie adaptation of the best selling novel by Delia Owens is currently in theaters now. Directed by Olivia Newman, produced by Reese Witherspoon, and starring Daisy Edgar Jones, David Strathairn, Taylor John Smith and Harris Dickinson, check out my review of this drama.