A movie for all the new parents in the family, like the Snob himself. It's not quite Rosemary's Baby and not quite The Omen, but whatever it is, it's alive.
Just when you thought it was safe to have babies again. After praising the original, the Snob puts on It Lives Again or It's Alive 2 where now, instead of one mutant killer baby, it's triplets.
With Warwick Davis' Leprechaun series completed, the Snob looks at the character's polar opposite in a family movie about a father and his estranged daughter trying to save their house from a greedy mayor.
Sadly, this isn't an April Fool's prank, someone really did remake that April Fool's Day movie. The Cinema Snob takes a look at it to see who the real fool is.
Contrary to what the title suggests, this isn't about Easter Bunnies being murdered, it's about a maniac in an Easter Bunny mask murdering other people. The Snob catches the cottontail end of the holiday by reviewing this hopping mess.
The Snob looks at the third entry in the Porky's trilogy, in which the rotund, titular antagonist seeks retribution against those horny teens who destroyed his bar.
Yes, this exists. Someone decided to make a spiritual successor 24 years after the last Porky's movie. The Snob looks at one of the most unnecessary sequels of all time.
Ghostbusters, Terminator, Friday the 13th's first final chapter, it must be 1984. The Cinema Snob ventures back to the iconic fourth year of an iconic decade to revisit the birth of some of today's hottest franchises.
Like Winnie the Pooh before him, Mickey Mouse is now Public Domain (more or less), which means he gets his own trashy, vile horror movie. The Snob watches in awe as another beloved childhood character becomes a bloodthirsty monster.
With Art the Clown giving everybody a red Christmas with Terrifier 3 now in theaters, the Cinema Snob looks back on the second film in this gory franchise to see if it requires just as many vomit bags as the first.
The Snob reviews the final Halloween movie (until they hit that reset button), and while he finds it lacking in shape (and lacking in The Shape), he applauds the original approach and points out a legacy sequel can be more than references.
The Snob brings us another Amityville Thanksgiving, except this one has something very original about it. Are you ready for this? It's got a killer turkey.
Since killer Santa and killer snowman movies have been done to death-pun intended, someone decided to make one about a killer Christmas tree. Watch as the Cinema Snob trims up this O Tannen-bomb.
