Brad tries out the latest gimmicky flavor from Van Leeuwen, which this time is Hidden Valley Ranch Ice Cream.

From Full Moon Features and producer Charles Band comes the first sequel to the original Puppet Master, and it's the first in a long line of sequels in this franchise.

Southern Gospel is a new faith based drama, playing in theaters, and stars Max Erich as a rock n roll star who becomes a preacher.

The Cinema Snob reviews the 6th entry in the Leprechaun series, and the last one to star Warwick Davis.

Brad tries out the spicy version of the KFC Double Down, which is the sandwich made of fried chicken filets and also bacon and cheese.

While the fish sandwiches may be back at restaurants, Brad tries out this bag of salty shrimp flavored Doritos from Japan!

Before the remake comes out, The Cinema Snob takes a look back at the 1984 adaptation of the Stephen King short story, starring Linda Hamilton, Peter Horton, Courtney Gains and John Franklin.

From director Hal Needham, comes the western comedy The Villain, a live action Looney Tunes cartoon starring Kirk Douglas, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Ann Margret.

Kelsey Grammer stars as Pastor Chuck Smith who lets some hippies into his church, which begins the Jesus Movement of the late 60s and early 70s. Directed by Jon Erwin and Brent McCorkle, the film also stars Joel Courtney, Anna Grace Barlow, Jonathan Roumie, and Kimberly Williams-Paisley.

In theaters now, there's a horror film from the makers of The Killing Tree, where Christopher Robin leaves Pooh and Piglet behind in the woods, and they go on to be come killers.