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!

Brad reviews the new Netlix movie, The Lovebirds! The film was originally supposed to be released theatrically in April, but is now available for streaming.

Brad tries out this collection of snacks from the Philippines, including Egg Bites, Boy Bawang Cornick, Sweet Butter Cheezy Puffs, and Farmer John's Sausage Chips.

If you thought the first Corona Zombies movie was made and released fast, well, only one month later and we already have a sequel! This time Barbie and Kendra watch another dubbed movie while wanting to save Joe Exotic from prison.

The best episode of Brad Tries so far this year, Brad goes through a whole range of emotions when trying a very crumbly package of Froot Loops flavored Pop Tarts!

Are DTV Paranormal Activity knockoffs making a comeback? Meet The Whispering Man. He's sort of like The Bye Bye Man, only he lives in a painting and messes with the radio a lot.

n this Netflix Original Movie from Happy Madison, David Spade stars as a man who goes on a weekend business trip, but instead of texting the Missy he's interested in (Molly Sims), he texts the Missy he had a bad blind date with (Lauren Lapkus). Sounds like we're in for a lot of shenanigans!