Brad and Jerrid see the Rose Byrne/Tiffany Haddish comedy Like a Boss. Is the movie as bad as the trailer makes it seem, or is it a January surprise.

The Cinema Snob reviews this 1972 William Girdler movie inspired by Ed Gein, but mainly a farmhouse ripoff of Psycho.

Brad and Doug see another January horror movie, this time it's Kristen Stewart and TJ Miller in the deep sea monster movie Underwater!

Doug, Rob, and Brad take a look at the action (and Christmas) classic. Does Die Hard hold up as well as they remember?

Sure, there's a new movie trailer out for the X-Men movie The New Mutants from Marvel and 20th Century Fox, but what you really want to see is the 1987 direct to video movie Mutant Hunt!

It's a brand new year for The Cinema Snob, but why wait to see what the year 2020 brings us, when we can let the post apocalyptic Joe D'Amato film 2020 Texas Gladiators show us!

Brad attempts to describe the madness of M&M: The Mall The Merrier to Laura. Starring Vice Ganda and Anne Curtis, directed by Barry Gonzalez.

It's January, which means what better way to kick off the new year than with a January horror film! We know what Brad and Doug thought of last month's Black Christmas remake, so does The Grudge reboot fare any better?

Brad and Laura see the latest adaptation of the Louisa May Alcott novel Little Women, written and directed by Greta Gerwig.

Adam Sandler is back in Uncut Gems, the new drama directed by The Safdie Brothers (Good Time). Brad and Laura have the review.