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- A sardonic critic reviews movies and TV shows from his childhood and adulthood.
- Every October, James Rolfe reviews horror movies, whether it be the old-school silent-era monster classics, the golden-age Universal horror films from the '30s, '40s and '50s, the grotesque zombie flicks of the '60s and '70s, the super gory, yet cheesy slasher films of the '80s and '90s, and even the revisionist slasher and torture porn films of the 2000s. Sequels and all.
- A high-brow art critic takes a look at films below mainstream. He looks at lesser known titles in categories of pornography, exploitation, low budget independent, and overly violent.
- Austin Powers presents his own kind of shagadellic swinging shindig courtesy of MTV to promote his movie, Austin Powers International Man of Mystery. Edited in the style of 'Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In', Austin shows clips from his film, including a spotlight on Elizabeth Hurley and explains how he is adjusting to the nineties after being frozen for thirty years.
- The Nostalgia Critic and his fellow reviewers from the website That Guy with the Glasses dress up as famous fantasy characters and go searching for a magic gauntlet hidden in suburban Illinois.
- Three different groups of people, three different points of view, the beginning of the zombie apocalypse in Los Angeles - and little chance of survival. When the impossible happens, who can you really trust? You may find that the real threat comes not from the dead, but from the living.
- A fan-boy of almost every popular franchise review the movies that ruined them, such as failed prequels, adaptions, and remakes, using his magic hammer.
- A philosophical masochist reviews Anime films of the most bizarre caliber, ranging from horrifically violent to borderline pornographic to just plain crazy.
- A young man is torn between passion and duty in a winding story of love, art, sex, and disease.
- A dead-pan snarker takes a look at movies ranging from nostalgic to mainstream to obscure and gives them a thorough beatdown.
- Animat reviews current animated films
- Two girls move from Wisconsin to Los Angeles and start and sketch show with their quirky neighbors
- Independent researcher Richard D. Hall investigates all manner of topics, from the U.S space programme and manufactured terrorism to UFO sightings and unsolved crimes.
- The greatest love story of all time, retold with a lesbian twist.
- A peppy young woman looks at obscure movies and criticizes them accordingly. Unlike many movie reviewers, Lupa has a much more positive approach and doesn't get angry nearly as often, despite how bad many of the movies are.
- Mr. Plinkett concludes his examination of the Star Wars prequels, reviewing the most lauded of the prequel trilogy, The Revenge of the Sith.
- Todd, that misanthropic pop-song guru masked in the shadows, looks at obscure artists who are only remembered for one hit song.
- Antics from a film crew as they attempt to remake movies, claiming that they can make them better.
- An out of work surgeon creates a powerful prosthetic heart (made of solid gold) which he transplants into the body of a beautiful prostitute he accidentally runs over with his car. The two then find themselves on the run from her former pimp, and a team of gangsters the doctor owes money to.
- A teenager with the ability to travel back in time tries to prevent a fellow student from committing suicide.
- A misanthropic music enthusiast, masked in the shadows, reviews modern and old school pop songs and examines how well, or how badly, they hold up.
- The confessions of a New York City wife and mother hell-bent on getting it right in spite of her high-maintenance husband, her addiction to caffeine and her over-active inner voice.
- Best Buds is a buddy comedy characterizing the relationship between lifelong friends, Brian and Jake, who have always dreamed of hitting the big time with that next game changing business idea. Not one of their plans, or should we say hare-brained ideas, have panned out. Is that all about to change with an unexpected, and possibly illegal, business opportunity? In the world of cannabusiness, what could possibly go wrong?
- Two young gamblers Michael and Banks start a business in Chicago from their gambling habit and take it underground. Big trouble starts when a slick Russian gambler named Sergei start placing bets with the boys.
- Diamanda, the evil ruler of Haganstein, delights in torturing her minions and reviewing horrible movies.
- Movies edited into 5 seconds in a comedic fashion.
- A hosted horror movie show with Mindy Robinson as "Veronique Von Venom" presenting movies via the internet during 2012 to 2013.
- What if there were a show that followed the lives of real vampires all over the world? That's exactly what this project does. Around the world there are people who really do feed off the energy - and the blood - of others to get through their everyday lives. They have communities in New York, New Orleans, Paris and many other major cities. The first part of the series follows one such community in New Orleans. They let us into their lives: their jobs, how they "feed," their code of ethics, and how the community works. We examine the vampire myths of New Orleans and the real vampire community there, finding familiar stories and unexpected realities.
- "Some Jerk with a Camera" was a 2011 series with Tony Goldmark as host "Some Jerk with a Camera".
- A wayward heroine in La Verdad resurfaces to help a desperate mayor fend off the rise of a new terrorist group, one year after the unexplained deaths of every single superhero on Earth.
- Joey and Elise Luthman, young actors from Hollywood, host this talk show and bring on guests from all over the world to promote new ideas, projects, movies, TV shows, books, etc.
- High school outcast Em is emotionally shut off from the world and sees most of her classmates as walking stereotypes, while new-girl Mallory sees the world through rose-colored glasses. While facing off with the most popular (and meanest) girl in school Alexis, or dealing with public humiliation in the cafeteria, these unlikely friends realize that they just might be unintentionally awesome.
- A sarcastic man with immortality looks at terrible horror movies, video games, toys, cartoons and even food, (both popular and obscure) and tears them apart with his sharp wit, meta jokes and referential humor. Also, he's Canadian.
- Maya, Jason, and Andy are three best friends who put everything they have into their new business. Time. Energy. Money. They put their life on hold to pursue their dreams. But life, it seems, would not be left waiting. Bills haunt them, relationships consume them, and then there is that peeping tom, too. Even as they continue to move up the business ladder-life keeps invading. That's exactly why you start a business with your friends, who else is going to pick you up? Friends will always be there when others won't;except they just might make fun of you in a meeting,
- A well-read narcissist takes a look at films that many mainstream audiences have never heard of and he tries to analyze them from an educated point of view, discussing their artistic characteristics, despite the films being filled with gratuitous nudity and excessive violence.
- A disgruntled man with a mound of cow dung for a head talks about various, every day items, and how they are all, in fact, worthless.
- A hyper-ecstatic bum reviews mainstream movies, describing them in great lengths and even acting out a few parts.
- Brock Raylon, owner and founder of Carpet Galaxy, Rancho Cucamonga's home for discount carpets, has died.
- Young Mexican painter Frida Kahlo has come to America to revolutionize the advertising industry. But the spiritually enlightened artist clashes with her cutthroat American colleagues, who resent her unorthodox approach and penchant for self-portraits.
- Animat (Mat Brunet) takes a look at the history of a variety of different animation studios or icons.
- Bob Thomas reviews lots of knock-offs and lots of bad and good movies, some of them are condenated to go to the black box.
- A struggling board for the school district of educators work through red tape and corruption in the most hilarious ways. Starring David Rees Snell from The Shield.
- An online TV show which features Jewish people over the age of 60 telling his or her favorite joke.
- Mat Brunet (a.k.a. AniMat) reviews animated movies from the past.
- A reserved sociopath answers very bizarre questions and gives equally or even more bizarre answers.