Doug is about to take down a lot of the art he has in his office, and he wanted to share the work of many great artists before he does.

From A24, Bodies Bodies Bodies is a dark comedy slasher film about a group of young people in a house and being terrible to each other while there may be a killer present!

That's right, there's a Bollywood remake of Forrest Gump that is playing now in theaters! Starring Aamir Khan and directed by Advait Chandan, how does this compare to the original, and what changes have been made? Check out Brad's review!

The Predator prequel movie is now available on Hulu! Directed by Dan Trachtenberg (10 Cloverfield Lane), the movie stars Amber Midthunder and revolves around a skilled Comanche warrior facing off against the Predator in the 1719 wilderness.

It's been a while since The Cinema Snob has spotlighted a movie from the Santo series, so it's time to review this 1965 knockoff of The Phantom of the Opera where Santo searches for a killer in a theater.

Nicolas Cage fighting Chuck E Cheese animatronics? Come on! That has to be good, right? Well are you a Five Nights at Freddy's fan? It doesn't matter. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at the Willy's Wonderland.

From Ujjo, it's a hot sauce specifically made to put in your coffee! It's an interesting idea, but lets see how it tastes.

Brad Pitt is mistaken for the wrong hit man, but is this idea as humorous as it sounds? Doug gives his thoughts on Bullet Train.

From director David Leitch of Deadpool 2, and based on the novel Maria Beetle, Bullet Train stars Brad Pitt, Joey King, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Brian Tyree Henry, and Sandra Bullock, and is a fast faced action comedy about a group of hitmen on a Bullet Train. Check out Brad's review.

The Thunder Warrior trilogy is complete! Watch as The Cinema Snob reviews the 3rd chapter, where once again Thunder (Mark Gregory) battles more villains and blows up plenty more cars!