Brad has an advanced screenings review of the first 2 episode of the miniseries I Know This Much Is True, from HBO!

The Cinema Snob reviews all 3 films in the Revelation Road Trilogy, from Pure Flix, which includes Revelation Road: The Beginning of the End, Revelation Road 2: The Sea of Glass and Fire, and Revelation Road 3: The Black Rider! Starring David AR White, it's Max Max and Jason Bourne meet The Rapture!

The Underdwellers is a weird episode that had it all from a gun PSA to Batman doing a suplex on an alligator. Walter continues his deep dive into Batman: The Animated Series.

Rob and Walter talk about April's FanScription episodes including the deep dive into Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Aladdin's bearded makeover. Join them as they go behind the scenes of how these were made and tell stories of their initial memories of the films discussed!

Though 3D animation has dominated the market for awhile, is there anything we're missing by not giving 2D another chance? Nostalgia Critic breaks down his thoughts on CG vs Hand Drawn Animations on a new editorial.

Pretty Poison not only introduces the iconic Poison Ivy, but we also get a deeper look into Bruce and Harvey Dents relationship before his fall to the other side of the coin. Walter continues his deep dive into Batman: The Animated Series.

Dave Bautista is a tough spy who is now teamed up with a kid? Get ready for some shenanigans, will this be the next comedy classic like The Pacifier or The Game Plan? Check out Brad's review.

On this episode of Bat-May, Walter breaks down a memorable Joker episode that has a super strong robotic clown, laughing gas, Alfred breaking furniture, and it falls on April Fools day. Take a seat and have a Laugh.

Robert Bronzi, a Charles Bronson look alike, stars as a cop searching for his missing daughter in a compound run by an insane billionaire (Richard Tyson) and a slasher villain called Havoc. Brad has the advanced screening review here!

In his first appearance, Scarecrow starts wreaking havoc with his fear toxin and we get an infamous phrase you might have heard before. Walter breaks down Nothing to Fear on a new episode of Bat-May!