Brad takes a look at the 4th Berenstain Bears holiday special, this time centering on Valentine's Day which aired in February of 1982.

Doug is looking at the most popular Star Wars show (no not Droids) season by season. What will his thoughts be on the first part of the hit series? Let's take a look at Season 1 of The Clone Wars.

It's the crossover you never knew you wanted, but with Batman fighting Shredder, Harley Quinn as a hyena, and even a T-REX, how can anyone not love this? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Batman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

The Cinema Snob reviews John Boorman's cult 1974 science fiction film starring Sean Connery!

It's arguably the darkest ending ever given to a Tom and Jerry cartoon. Did the directors go too far or is it good old slapsticky fun? Doug takes a look at The Two Mouseketeers on a new Dark Toons.

Last year, Brad and Doug had a blast watching the director's previous film, Faith Under Fire, and now comes Joel Paul Reisig's latest thriller, starring Dean Cain and Kristy Swanson!

Nostalgia Critic is trying something new, doing a career dive into the people he finds the most fascinating. The first one he looks at is one of his biggest influences growing up, Jim Carrey.

The Cinema Snob reviews the 1982 romantic comedy Soup for One, which is the winner of last week's Patreon poll.

Nevermind Dirty Harry when there's the 1974 movie Dirty O'Neil!

This Mickey Mouse short has grown a following over the years, and Doug takes a look at what made it stand out. Let's see what all the fuss is about with Runaway Brain.