The Cinema Snob reviews all 3 films in the Revelation Road Trilogy, from Pure Flix, which includes Revelation Road: The Beginning of the End, Revelation Road 2: The Sea of Glass and Fire, and Revelation Road 3: The Black Rider! Starring David AR White, it's Max Max and Jason Bourne meet The Rapture!

Dave Bautista is a tough spy who is now teamed up with a kid? Get ready for some shenanigans, will this be the next comedy classic like The Pacifier or The Game Plan? Check out Brad's review.

Robert Bronzi, a Charles Bronson look alike, stars as a cop searching for his missing daughter in a compound run by an insane billionaire (Richard Tyson) and a slasher villain called Havoc. Brad has the advanced screening review here!

Yes, Mountain Dew Doritos are a real thing! The flavor is available in Austrailia for a Limited Time, and Brad tries out a bag!

Brad reviews the sequel Trolls World Tour, which after a few weeks on streaming has scored big with over a hundred million dollars. Lets find out what Brad thinks of this animated movie, now available to watch at home.

Brad and Laura try out some tie in foods for Troll World Tour,including the Trolls World Tour Trix Cereal, plus the Oreo Cookie flavors!

The Cinema Snob finally spotlights a Steven Seagal movie for the show, this time reviewing the 1998 direct to video virus thriller.

Brad reviews this movie about 4 young people who encounter the curse of the mermaid while on a getaway to a magic lake or something! The biggest twist is that it's much shorter than the listed 80 minute runtime.

Brad reviews the Netflix action thriller Extraction, starring Chris Hemsworth as a mercenary sent to India to rescue a kidnapped child.

Brad finally checks out this 1993 VHS from Focus on the Family, where James Dobson talks all about the horrors of safe sex.