Tonight we have the Michael Douglas thriller Beyond the Reach (requested by Vincent Perrone), Paul Schrader's First Reformed (requested by Kelly Davis) and the German animated film Felidae (requested by Gelli Elfson).

First there was the two Christmas Kiss movies, and now, from the same writer, we get another TV Christmas movie about a magic kiss between two strangers in an elevator.

Yeah that last Home Alone movie was pretty bad, but what if instead it starred a bunch of talking dogs who face off against an invention stealing Dolph Lundgren? Brad reviews the knock off film Pups Alone.

Brad reviews this low budget horror movie that it is in the running for the worst film of 2021!

Brad reviews the new drama Wolf, from writer/director Nathalie Biancheri about a rehabilitation center for teens who want to be animals.

Brad reviews this satirical new comedy from writer director and co-star John Valley, which is also known as Duncan. The film is available now on Video on Demand!

First there was Ted Bundy: American Boogeyman, and now director Daniel Farrands (The Haunting of Sharon Tate) brings us Aileen Wuornos: American Boogeywoman, the movie which asks "What if Aileen was hot and was in a knockoff of a Poison Ivy sequel. Starring Peyton List and Tobin Bell.

The new animated movie from Illumination comes to theaters in late December, but Brad has an early review after attending an advanced screening! Find out what he thinks of this sequel directed by Garth Jennings and starring Matthew McConaughey, Reese Witherspoon, Scarlett Johansson, Bobby Cannavale, and Bono.

Christmas Season has begun, and The Cinema Snob gets his new onesie to review Father Christmas Is Back, quite possibly one of the most awkward Christmas films ever made.

Brad reviews the new Walt Disney Animated film Encanto, about a family of people with magical gifts that live in a magic house, with music by Lin-Manuel Miranda.