"Execution" features time travel from the old west, some great stunts, solid cinematography, an appearance by the professor from Gilligan's Island, and a pretty solid performance from Albert Salmi. How well does this man out of time story hold up? Find out now in the Twilight-Tober Zone.

Scooby-Doo is back with an all new Halloween mystery, that also features Scarecrow, plus Elvira and Bill Nye the Science Guy! Brad reviews this animated movie that is available now for streaming as well as Blu Ray and DVD.

It's time for a movie so bad, it's our first 10/10 Day Completely Ruined experience. Watch as Brad Ruins Rob's Day with this newly released Troll 2 sorta sequel Under ConTroll.

Brad reviews the gothic melodrama Rebecca, which is available now on Netflix.

"People Are Alike All Over" feels a little thin to fill up an entire twenty-five minutes, but the core idea and moral of the story fits The Twilight Zone's brand very well. Walter explains his thoughts on this episode in a new Twilight-Tober Zone.

DJSlope and I take a look at four examples of video game characters having to be renamed for incredibly silly reasons.

With another reboot streaming, Doug sees if the classic dark tale has good updates or bad updates. Let's take a look at The Witches (2020).

Brad and Laura review the return of Borat in Borat Subsequent Movie Film (aka Borat 2, Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan).

"Long Live Walter Jameson" is an expertly understated story that puts realistic implications onto it's extraordinary premise. Charles Beaumont wrote this episode and his trade mark darker leanings are evident in it's underlying themes and principals. You should definitely check this episode out when you have some time, although time works a little differently in The Twilight Zone.

The Witches is back with an all new adaptation of the book from Roald Dahl. Watch as Brad reviews the film and sees how it stacks up against the beloved 1990 film.