Brad reviews the latest Lifetime Thriller and sees if it stands out or if it's pretty much par for the course with this genre.

It's the most requested movie since starting Musical March in September. The Cinema Snob reviews the 1974 Brian DePalma musical cult classic Phantom of the Paradise!

Brad and Doug review the horror thriller Antebellum, and certainly have a lot to say about this one!

It's the #1 trending movie on Netflix this weekend, so Brad checks out the new thriller The Devil All The Time.

In Infidel, Jim Caviezel is an outspoken American journalist and blogger is kidnapped by members of the Iranian regime while he is in making speeches. He is then taken to the Middle East and put on trial for erroneous and phony spying charges.

Solders are kidnapped and set loose in an abandoned town to be used as guinea pigs against giant crab-like robots, all under the orders of General Dix! See what Brad says about this direct to video action film.

Be very careful when entering a Halloween corn maze, there may be slasher villains that chase you and want to use your skin for a new innovative facial cream to sell at the farmer's market.

Brad takes a look at not just the first Babysitter film from 2017, but also the 2020 sequel The Babysitter Killer Queen, both directed by McG and available on Netflix!

Musical March in September continues with The Cinema Snob's review of the 2008 cult film Repo, directed by Darren Lynn Bousman, and written by Terrance Zdunich and Darren Smith

Brad reviews this new horror film which revolves around a video game live streamer's struggle for survival as he is forced to stay alone at his apartment in Seoul during a zombie apocalypse.