"Long Distance Call" is notable on several grounds- it tells a spooky tale in a minimalistic setting and uses what you don't see to unnerve the viewer, add a creepy little kid in the mix, and the result is an effective Twilight Zone story. Join Walter as he discusses this episode in the Twilight-Tober Zone.

Spaceships and aliens and mutants oh my! See what went into making the bizarre review of a dull movie.

It's another X-Men movie everyone says is the worst. Are there some redeeming qualities about it? Yes, but not many. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at X-Men's Dark Phoenix.

What? Actual costumes instead of CG? What's going on here?!? The gang reunites and have a ball of yarn of a time filming.

It's the musical that horrified millions, well, thousands...maybe. This box office bomb will forever live in infamy but Nostalgia Critic and Cinema Snob ask is that necessarily a bad thing?

While the "Monsters, Inc." franchise has marched forward with a prequel film and series, it's never addressed how the relationship between Sully and Boo continued on after the first film. It's unlikely that we'll get an answer any time soon as director Pete Docter has said he wants to leave it up to the audience to wonder where the characters' friendship went in the future. Well, here's FanScription's interpretation! Doug Walker asks and answers the question; What if Boo grew up in a "Monsters, Inc." sequel?

Our most requested video has finally arrived! Tim Burton was slated to direct a 3rd Batman movie in the mid '90s before handing off the project to Joel Schumacher. The result was 1995's "Batman Forever". But how would things have gone if Burton stayed on-board and made a third film to round out his own Dark Knight Trilogy? Rob and Walter give it their best shot as we close out Bat-May 2021 with FanScription's version of a Tim Burton "Batman Forever'!

It's awful Disney remake time again! Let's see how they missed the mark this time with a film that was practically gift wrapped to be epic. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Disney's Mulan (2020).

The creators of the Back to the Future franchise have said for decades that a fourth installment will never be made. But what if that wasn't the case? How could we write a workable sequel to one of the greatest trilogies in film history? Find out, as FanScription travels to a timeline where Back to the Future Part IV actually happened.

Tarzan being Anna and Elsa's long lost brother is a theory originally pushed by Frozen/Tarzan co-director, Chris Buck. While Frozen 2 officially shut the door on that prospect, it doesn't mean we can't ponder the possibilities. So what if these two franchises collided in one film? Let's take a trip into Disney Elseworlds and find out!