With the new Scream movie coming to theaters this weekend, it's finally time for The Cinema Snob to review the original 1996 movie from director Wes Craven!

The Cinema Snob has returned and reviews the 10th and final film in the Hellraiser franchise! Could this one be a step up from Revelations?

The Cinema Snob reviews Bloody Birthday for his 40th birthday!

After spotlighting the previous two Black Christmas films, The Cinema Snob & The Nostalgia Critic finally team up for the 3rd Black Christmas film, this time a PG-13 slasher film with a plot that has to be seen to be believed!

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.

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.

While doing the 1981 in Film episode, one movie that stuck out was Private Lessons, quite possibly the ickiest movie of the year! The Cinema Snob reviews this comedy starring Sylvia Kristel and Howard Hesseman.

Time to get raptured again, as The Cinema Snob watches the 1972 bizarre rapture film A Thief in the Night, the first in a 4 part movie series.

It's often called the worst of the Hellraiser series, and it was the first to not feature Doug Bradley as Pinhead. The Cinema Snob reviews the 9th entry in the series to see how bad it really is.

The Cinema Snob goes through 200+ movie releases of 1981, from Raiders of the Lost Ark to Arthur and plenty of slasher films!