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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.

Brad and Jerrid brave the hot car again to review the 1999 political comedy Dick, plus the 1977 Italian-Canadian monster movie Yeti: Giant of the 20th Century, and Jackie Chan's first American film, Battle Creek Brawl from 1980!

While Brad may have been one of the few who wasn't crazy about Thor Ragnarok, does this new Thor movie, from returning director Taiki Waititi win him over? Find out in this review for the 4th Thor movie, now in theaters!

Formerly known as Om - The Battle Within, the film stars Aditya Roy Kapur, and is from the producer of Baaghi 2 & 3, and Heropanti 2. Will there be enough exploding helicopters for the movie to work? Let's find out!

Brad and Jerrid review the notorious 1996 Island of Dr. Moreau adaptation starring Marlon Brando and Val Kilmer, plus Bruce McDonald's 1989 Canadian punk rock road movie Roadkill, and the 2019 Joe Begos surreal horror film Bliss.

The Minions are back, and while Brad isn't exactly an expert on this series, and doesn't have the best track record in liking Illumination movies, what does he think of this prequel movie?

Beavis & Butt-Head have returned in an all new Paramount Plus original movie! Directed by John Rice and Albert Calleros, and from creator Mike Judge, the boys go to a science fair, and one thing leads to another, and they end up in a black hole which sends them to present day 2022! How does this new movie hold up against the original series?