The horror film is starting off October on a proper scary note, but does Doug think this movie is worth the scares? Let's take a look at Smile.

"Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?" is absolutely a fan favorite Twilight Zone episode, but putting it's popularity and memorable status aside, is it one of the higher tier installments of the show or is this a case of style over substance? Find out now as Walter continues into the Twilight-Tober Zone.

After 29 years, the Sanderson Sisters are back in Hocus Pocus 2, which is now streaming on Disney Plus. The film reunites Bette Midler, Kathy Najimy and Sarah Jessica Parker, as they wreak havoc once more in Salem on Halloween. Having not really grown up with the first, what does Brad think of the sequel?

Welcome back to the Twilight-Tober Zone! This year we're starting with "The Mind and the Matter" which is a fun episode that features a solid neurotic performance and some neat effects work. Join Walter as he heads back into The Twilight Zone.

A therapist is cursed after witnessing a creepy smile, where she is doomed to see the same smiling spirits terrorizing her. Brad reviews this new horror film out in theaters now!

Almost 30 years have passed since three witches terrorized Salem. Do they still have the same magic that won people over? Doug takes a look at Hocus Pocus 2.

Rob Zombie's take on the classic tv series The Munsters is out now on Netflix! The movie starring Sherri Moon Zombie, Daniel Roebuck and Jeff Daniel Phillips hasn't been getting the best reviews, but what does Brad think?

Twilight-Tober Zone Part 3 is upon us! This year we finish up season 2 and cover the bulk of the 3rd season to this massively popular cultural phenomenon. Join Walter all month long as he travels deeper into The Twilight Zone.

Brad went to a Mystery Movie Screening at Regal, and it turned out to be The Greatest Beer Run Ever, directed by Peter Farrelly, and starring Zac Efron as a guy who rings his buddies in Vietnam a can of beer.

Musical March in September has come to an end this year, and we have saved the worst for last, as The Cinema Snob checks out the notoriously bad Freddie & The Dreamers movie "The Cuckoo Patrol."