Kevin James stars in a wildly against type roll as an escaped convict who takes a family hostage, and only teenage Becky (Lulu Wilson) can stop him. Brad is here with the review, so how does James fare in his first role as a serious villain?

Lloyd goes beyond the 911 Lone Star Clip of the Week, and counts down his top 10 favorite moments from Season 1!

The final season is here, and Brad wraps up the remaining episode of Fuller House, and even gives his thoughts on the series as a whole!

The Cinema Snob reviews the Cold War miniseries World War III, which aired in 1982 on NBC! Does this make the Snob way too nervous?

We've had Twinkies Cereal and Hershey Kisses Cereal, and next up on the "lets turn this into cereal" list is Jolly Rancher Candy!

Lloyd opens up this month's Kitnip Box to inspect his box full of Hawaiian themed toys, that appear to be sent directly from a vacationing Chaplin.

The Cinema Snob continues on with his mini-series kick, and reviews the classic 1979 TV adaptation of Stephen King's novel Salem's Lot!

That's right, it's a cheese burger covered in fries, bacon bits, queso sauce, and a potato wedge on top; and Brad tries it out! Could this be a complete outoor cookout in a burger?

Brad finally gets a chance to check out the new indie horror film The Wretched, from IFC Midnight.

Brad reviews the new movie where crazy Simon Pegg is found captive by Lily Collins in the cellar of her powerful dad Patrick Warburton. And it's a thriller too!