From Heinz, the creators of Mayochup, Mayocue and Mayomust comes this new combination of Mayonnaise and Sriracha!

That's right, Subway has their own version of the McRib! Brad tries this new sandwich and compares it to the famous McDonald's sandwich.

The Cinema Snob reviews James Bond's very first big screen adventure, the 1962 film Dr. No starring Sean Connery!

In 1991, CBS adapted Martin Handford's Where's Waldo (Where's Wally) books for a Saturday morning animated series! Brad shares his fond memories of the book series and the cartoon in this latest episode of DVD-R Hell!

From 1991-1992 there was an animated series about the prep school adventures of James Bond's nephew, James Bond Jr! In this DVD-R Hell review, Brad checks out this series!

Before Sean Connery, there was a 1954 TV adaptation of Ian Fleming's Casino Royale, starring Barry Nelson in the role of James Bond, which aired as an episode of the anthology series Climax!

Brad and Jerrid try out a spicy chili chip from Thailand. Will it prove to be too spicy for the boys? They also answer your super chat questions as well!

It's Christmas in July as Brad Ruins Rob's Day by introducing him to a train full of evil raccoon puppets in Killer Raccoons 2: Dark Christmas in the Dark.

Pure Flix has their own version of John Wick and Taken, starring David AR White as former hitman turned preacher coming soon! The trailer just dropped, and Brad gives his trailer reaction.

Pure Flix has their own quarantine series! Produced, co-written by, and starring David AR White, it's the story of Rick Baldwin, who finds love via his work webinar, all while balancing life as a single dad.