The Snyder Cut of Justice League is finally here! Brad and Jerrid check out Zack Snyder's Justice League which is streaming now on HBO Max to see if it's an improvement over the original theatrical version.

Like every great horror franchise, the Leprechaun finally goes to space! The Cinema Snob reviews this 4th entry in the series for St. Patrick's Day week.

Continuing with our Christian Bale Batman in the DCEU storyline, we take a look at how 2017’s “Justice League” would have changed if Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight led the team of Earth’s protectors. New enemies are made and new relationships are forged in this episode of FanScription.

Ah when things started to go downhill. The third film may have some memorable moments, but does it hold a candle to the first two? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines.

Brad and Jerrid don't have much to review this weekend, so they check out this teen movie about a young girl who competes in a fashion vlog competition and becomes a secretive style tiger.

Two animals fall off of Noah's Ark and land on a volcano inhabited by magical Nestrians who must then escape because there's an active volcano.

What's that, there's a new blind dead movie? Brad and Jerrid watch to see how this one stacks up to the others from the 70s like Tombs of the Blind Dead and Return of the Blind Dead.

Doug looks over what's said to be one of the weakest of Clone Wars Seasons, but he thinks it's still pretty damn good.

Brad tries out 4 different fish sandwiches, from Arby's Kings Hawaiian fish sandwich, Wendy's Panko fried fish, Popeye's Cajun Fish, and Burger King's Big Fish Sandwich.

Doug has gotten a lot of requests to look at this episode of SpongeBob. Is it as dark as the fans made out? Let's take a look at "I Was a Teenage Gary".