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The car is back, as Brad and Jerrid review 3 requested movies! First up, Jerrid sees Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange for the first time. With it being one of Brad's favorite movies, does Jerrid like it as much? Plus we review the home invasion thriller Tiger House, plus the 1985 made for tv Tim Curry comedy Blue Money.

Buzz Lightyear is back, sort of. Lightyear is supposedly the movie that Andy saw in 1995 that he loved so much, it's what inspired him to buy the Buzz Lightyear toy. Does Brad like the movie as much as Andy? Find out in this review.

No one stands in the way of Vikram, especially when he has a truck cannon. He can mow through hundreds of villains, and even have enough time to sing a song about being drunk! From director Lokesh Kanagaraj, the film is part of the Lokesh Cinematic Universe, and stars Kamal Haasan, Vijay Sethupathi and Fahadh Faasil.

From IFC Midnight and Shudder, Watcher is a new thriller directed by Chloe Okuno, and stars Maika Monroe who moves to Bucharest with her husband, and is then followed by a possible killer (Burn Gorman). See what Brad thinks of this new film currently in theaters.

Brad reviews the new horror game The Quarry, from the creators of Until Dawn. Find out what he thinks of this one compared to the other. The Quarry is from Supermassive games, and is directed by Will Byles and stars Brenda Song, Justice Smith, David Arquette, Lance Henriksen, Ethan Suplee, Lin Shaye and Ted Raimi.

It's The Cinema Snob's yearly tradition to go back and look at all the major movie releases from 40 years ago, and this time he spotlights all the films from 1982! From E.T. The Extra Terrestrial to Tootsie to Porky's and Rocky III, time to go on a journey with slashers and shenanigans!

The final chapter in the Jurassic World movies is here. While Brad didn't care much for the previous two, is this next one any better?

With Jurassic World Dominion coming to theaters this week, The Cinema Snob goes back to 1995 to check out Carnosaur 2, produced by Roger Corman!

David Cronenberg is back, and this time goes back to some body horror roots, in the spirit of some of his movies like Videodrome, Crash and Existenz.

The sequel to 365 Days has been released on Netflix, and given how The Cinema Snob saw the first one, I guess it's time to review the 2nd one. Aka 365 Dni: Ten Dzień.