From director Hal Needham, comes the western comedy The Villain, a live action Looney Tunes cartoon starring Kirk Douglas, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Ann Margret.

It's finally happened. There's a new movie called Midnight Screening, so of course that means we have to do a Midnight Screenings review on it.

Brad and Jerrid revisit the controversial 1983 anthology film Twilight Zone: The Movie, from directors John Landis, Steven Spielberg, Joe Dante, and George Miller.

Brad and Jerrid review the 1981 cult classic animated film Heavy Metal!

Brad and Jerrid review the 1995 crime comedy Destiny Turns on the Radio, featuring Quentin Tarantino, plus the surreal Richard Stanley road thriller Dust Devil, and the 1977 Deliverance-esque Canadian horror film Rituals.

Brad and Jerrid brave the hot car again to review the 1999 political comedy Dick, plus the 1977 Italian-Canadian monster movie Yeti: Giant of the 20th Century, and Jackie Chan's first American film, Battle Creek Brawl from 1980!

Brad and Jerrid review the notorious 1996 Island of Dr. Moreau adaptation starring Marlon Brando and Val Kilmer, plus Bruce McDonald's 1989 Canadian punk rock road movie Roadkill, and the 2019 Joe Begos surreal horror film Bliss.

On this episode of Midnight Screenings, Brad and Jerrid review the Steve Oedekerk kung-fu cult comedy "Kung Pow! Enter the Fist," plus the sci-fi crime thriller Code 8, and the 2005 low budget dramedy Zerophilia.

The car is back, as Brad and Jerrid review 3 requested movies! First up, Jerrid sees Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange for the first time. With it being one of Brad's favorite movies, does Jerrid like it as much? Plus we review the home invasion thriller Tiger House, plus the 1985 made for tv Tim Curry comedy Blue Money.

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).