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It's one of Disney's darkest films, as well as one of Nostalgia Critic's favorites! So what works so well about it and what crumbles like a stone gargoyle?

Yes, there was a 1984 made for TV sequel to the Steve Martin/Carl Reiner classic The Jerk, this time starring Mark Blankfield in the role of Navin Johnson.

This movie is so creepy that you feel uneasy throughout it. Tamara checks out the new horror movie Relic on Tamara Just Streamed.

KFC has new Secret Recipe French Fries out now, and not only to Brad and Jerrid try some, but they also compare them to Popeye's fries as well!

The invasion begins with a dark (?) Looney Tunes cartoon. It was highly requested, but does Doug get the chills from it like other viewers? Let's take a look at Invasion of the Bunny Snatchers.

The Cinema Snob reviews the 1986 horror comedy Night of the Creeps, from writer and director Fred Dekker!

Yep, this was a thing. Just when Micheal Bay thought he could make a movie out of any toy that went "boom," a different kind of bomb happened instead. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Battleship.

Papa Johns now has a Shaq-A-Roni pizza from Shaquille O'Neal, and Brad and Jerrid try out some slices, along with a Hot Dog flavored bag of chips from 7-eleven!

When Tara Reid causes a hedgehog to talk and Dean Cain to go mental, it's the perfect recipe for Brad to once again ruin Rob's day with Andy the Talking Hedgehog.

Ennio Morricone, one of the greatest film composers of all time, passed away and certainly left behind a legacy of great music! While it would be hard to feature some of these tunes, The Cinema Snob looks at 10 movies with incredibly standout titles that Morricone provided the score for!