Musical March in September has come to an end for the year, so The Cinema Snob reviews one of his favorite musicals for last, the 1986 musical comedy Little Shop of Horrors, Directed by Frank Oz.

Having never heard the Kpop band BTS before, obviously Brad is the perfect person to be reviewing this behind the scenes documentary!

Does this movie live up to the excitement from the plot and trailer? Special guest Kevin McCreary joins Brad to talk about this new religious action movie.

Remember the self help book The Secret from several years ago? Well, they made a movie out of it. Now you too can figure out the right train of thought to get free pizza and a free pony!

Brad reviews this Canadian horror film, which is a Shudder Exclusive, and is directed by Kurtis David Harder.

Brad reviews the latest Lifetime Thriller and sees if it stands out or if it's pretty much par for the course with this genre.

It's the most requested movie since starting Musical March in September. The Cinema Snob reviews the 1974 Brian DePalma musical cult classic Phantom of the Paradise!

Brad and Doug review the horror thriller Antebellum, and certainly have a lot to say about this one!

It's the #1 trending movie on Netflix this weekend, so Brad checks out the new thriller The Devil All The Time.

In Infidel, Jim Caviezel is an outspoken American journalist and blogger is kidnapped by members of the Iranian regime while he is in making speeches. He is then taken to the Middle East and put on trial for erroneous and phony spying charges.