Prophecy of Doom shows off the variance of different themes and stories we see across the series. While it might not be particularly memorable, the execution is handled really well. Walter continues his deep dive into Batman: The Animated Series.

It's been requested for years, so Nostalgia Critic finally looks over the animated kids film from ten years ago. It's...interesting to say the least. Let's see what all the fuss is about with Alpha and Omega.

Beware the Gray Ghost has all the elements that make it one of the best in the series: great voice work, beautiful animation, and amazing music. Walter continues his deep dive into Batman: The Animated Series.

Are DTV Paranormal Activity knockoffs making a comeback? Meet The Whispering Man. He's sort of like The Bye Bye Man, only he lives in a painting and messes with the radio a lot.

If you're a fan of good writing, animation, and overall story telling this show is truly in rarefied air. One of the episodes that demonstrates these qualities in that mini-movie kind of way is 'See No Evil'. Walter continues his deep dive into Batman: The Animated Series.

n this Netflix Original Movie from Happy Madison, David Spade stars as a man who goes on a weekend business trip, but instead of texting the Missy he's interested in (Molly Sims), he texts the Missy he had a bad blind date with (Lauren Lapkus). Sounds like we're in for a lot of shenanigans!

Tamara is cosplaying as Velma and ready to review the new Scooby-Doo movie. Is Scoob! worth a watch? Find out now on a new Tamara Just Streamed!

Ok, this is way better than part I. We get a train heist, bat glider, and potentially the unofficial Bat Phone in The Cat and The Claw Part II. Walter continues his deep dive into Batman: The Animated Series.

Scooby Doo and the Gang are back in this new full length 3D animated film, intended to start a new Cinematic Universe! Brad doesn't really have much nostalgia for the cartoon series, but does this movie win him over? Find out with his review!

Doug has reviewed a lot of Scooby Doo movies and shows over the years, so what's his take on the latest animated feature? Let's take a look at Scoob!