It's been a while since we've had a good old fashioned persecution complex movie in theaters, but thankfully we have Running the Bases! A movie about a baseball coach being persecution for a tradition where he runs the bases to honor his brother's death.

There's a 4th Jeepers Creepers film in theaters now, and if this isn't the worst theatrically released horror movie Brad has seen so far this year, then there must be a movie he missed. Check out his review.

With A Hard Day's Night being a big success, Liverpool band Gerry & The Pacemakers were also given a shot at a similar film, this one named Ferry Cross the Mersey, after their hit song. The film was also produced by Brian Epstein and George Martin.

In this prequel to X, Mia Goth stars as Pearl, who desperately dreams of moving away from her farm and becoming a movie star, but with murderous results! Directed and Co-Written by Ti West, what does Brad think of this 2nd film in his planed trilogy?

The 3rd film in the Clerks series is here, from writer director Kevin Smith, and this time Randall wants to make a movie about he and Dante at the Quick Stop after suffering a heart attack. How does this one compare to the others in the series?

From Director Kevin Peeples (Like Arrows) and produced by the Kendrick Brothers (War Room, Fireproof), Lifemark is a new movie about a kid who reconnects with his birth parents. The movie also stars Kirk Cameron and Alex Kendrick.

aka Having A Wild Weekend, The Cinema Snob continues this year's 60s rock themed Musical March in September with this 1965 film starring The Dave Clark Five!

And next up in the live action Disney remake genre is Pinocchio, and this time it stars Tom Hanks as Gepetto, is directed by Robert Zemeckis, and is available now on Disney Plus.

From writer and director Zach Cregger, Barbarian is a new horror film starring Georgina Campbell who gets an AirBnB in Detroit at the same time as a stranger (Bill Skarsgard), but something sinister may be going on in the basement. The movie also stars Justin Long and Richard Brake, and is quite the ride.

Brahmastra is a movie that's five years in the making, and part of a planned trilogy and universe called the Atraverse. The film is written and directed by Ayan Mukerji and stars Ranbir Kapoor as Shiva, a DJ, who finds out he has the power to harness fire.