Welcome to the Twilight-Tober Zone where Walter will guide you through the first 31 episodes of The Twilight Zone all month long starting with the very first episode "Where is Everybody?"

When Doug first saw it he remembered it being okay. Rob is here to show him the light. Let's see if X-Men: Apocalypse gets any better the second time around.

After many years of searching, Brad finally finds a 25+ year old can of Ta Clear to try out!

Musical March in September has come to an end for the year, so The Cinema Snob reviews one of his favorite musicals for last, the 1986 musical comedy Little Shop of Horrors, Directed by Frank Oz.

For over 60 years and across several generations, Rod Serling's "The Twilight Zone" has captured the imagination of audiences worldwide. To properly honor this groundbreaking sci-fi series, we're reviewing the first 31 episodes this October! That's one video per day, all month long. There may even be some surprises along the way. So join us as we enter...The Twilight-Tober Zone

It may not be Dark Phoenix, but this X-Men film irked the Critic in some bad ways. What is it that made this film it's very own apocalypse? Find out now as the Nostalgia Critic takes a look at X-Men: Apocalypse.

Having never heard the Kpop band BTS before, obviously Brad is the perfect person to be reviewing this behind the scenes documentary!

Does this movie live up to the excitement from the plot and trailer? Special guest Kevin McCreary joins Brad to talk about this new religious action movie.

Remember the self help book The Secret from several years ago? Well, they made a movie out of it. Now you too can figure out the right train of thought to get free pizza and a free pony!

Brad reviews this Canadian horror film, which is a Shudder Exclusive, and is directed by Kurtis David Harder.