For being the outcasts, people sure do love this creepy and kooky family. Nostalgia Critic says the Sonnenfeld films are what capture their spirit the best and he's gonna explain why. Let's take a look at The Addams Family movies.

From Director Baz Luhrmann, Elvis tells the life story of Elvis Presley (Austin Butler) from the point of view of Colonel Tom Parker (Tom Hanks). Does the signature style of the director work for this biopic? Find out in Brad's review.

Doug hasn't been the biggest fan of Baz Luhrmann's movies. Could Elvis be the one to turn things around?

From Director Scott Derrickson, writer C. Robert Cargill, and based on a short story by Joe Hill, The Black Phone is a horror thriller about a middle school student abducted by a serial killer known as The Grabber, played by Ethan Hawke. Brad reviews this new film, currently playing in theaters.

With scathing reviews from audiences and critics, is the new romantic action comedy Nikamma as bad as they say? Brad catches an early afternoon screening to find out!

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.

Robert Pattinson turned out to be a good Batman, but there's more than that making this one of the best Batman films. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Matt Reeves, The Batman.

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.

We've gone to infinity and beyond, but is there anywhere else to go? Doug gives his thoughts on Pixar's latest adventure, Lightyear.

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.