The Cinema Snob

Season 21

A highbrow art critic takes a look at mainstream and obscure films. He looks at exploitation, melodramatic, religious, and overly violent films, as well as pornography. If there's one man who can stomach tasteless trash, Cinema Snob is the man for the job.

Where to Watch The Cinema Snob • Season 21

23 Episodes

  • Run (2025)
    E1
    Run (2025)The Cinema Snob reviews the low rated alien thriller Run.
  • The Exorcist III
    E2
    The Exorcist IIIThe Cinema Snob reviews William Peter Blatty's 1990 sequel, The Exorcist III.
  • Repossessed
    E3
    RepossessedThe Cinema Snob reviews this 1990 parody of The Exorcist, starring Linda Blair and Leslie Nielsen.
  • Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist
    E4
    Dominion: Prequel to the ExorcistThe Cinema Snob reviews the 2005 Paul Schrader version of The Exorcist prequel.
  • Exorcist: The Beginning
    E5
    Exorcist: The BeginningThe Cinema Snob reviews Renny Harlin's 2004 version of The Exorcist prequel.
  • The Boogey Man (1980)
    E6
    The Boogey Man (1980)The Cinema Snob reviews Ulli Lommel's 1980 horror film The Boogey Man.
  • The Exorcist: Believer
    E7
    The Exorcist: BelieverThe Cinema Snob reviews David Gordon Green's Exorcist Believer, which brings back Ellen Burstyn as Chris Macneil.
  • 1965 in Film
    E8
    1965 in FilmThe hills are alive with 1965 IN FILM, as The Cinema Snob journeys through the year that includes races around the world, crime solving cats, James Bond under water, and more beach movies than you can imagine.
  • The Cannonball Run
    E9
    The Cannonball RunThe Cinema Snob jumps in his high speed ambulance to review Burt Reynolds in the all-star cast comedy Cannonball Run, from director Hal Needham.
  • Diamonds Are Forever
    E10
    Diamonds Are ForeverThe Cinema Snob reviews the 1971 James Bond film Diamonds Are Forever, starring Sean Connery.
  • Boogeyman II
    E11
    Boogeyman IIThe Cinema Snob reviews Ulli Lommel's infamous 1983 sequel Boogeyman 2.
  • The Return of the Living Dead
    E12
    The Return of the Living DeadThe Cinema Snob reviews Dan O'Bannon's 1985 horror comedy The Return of the Living Dead.
  • Leprechaun: Origins
    E13
    Leprechaun: OriginsTime for our annual St. Patrick's Day Leprechaun review, where this time The Cinema Snob spotlights the 2014 gritty reboot.
  • Silent Rage
    E14
    Silent RageThe Cinema Snob remembers Chuck Norris by reviewing the 1982 horror action movie hybrid Silent Rage.
  • Return of the Boogeyman: Boogeyman 3
    E15
    Return of the Boogeyman: Boogeyman 3The Cinema Snob reviews the 3rd Boogeyman movie, which is another clip show that as the honorable feat of being the worst of the series.
  • Cannonball Run II
    E16
    Cannonball Run IIThe Cinema Snob reviews the 2nd Cannonball Run film, which features an even larger cast, but got an even worse critical response.
  • Popcorn
    E17
    PopcornThe Cinema Snob reviews the 1991 love letter to William Castle, Popcorn.
  • Speed Zone (Cannonball Run 3)
    E18
    Speed Zone (Cannonball Run 3)The Cinema Snob reviews the lesser known of the Cannonball Run movies, the 1989 comedy Speed Zone, featuring John Candy and Eugene Levy.
  • The Hitcher
    E19
    The HitcherThe Cinema Snob reviews the 1986 classic The Hitcher, starring Rutger Hauer and C. Thomas Howell.
  • Return of the Living Dead, Part II
    E20
    Return of the Living Dead, Part IIThe Cinema Snob reviews Return of the Living Dead 2, which tries to do the same thing the first one did, only this time it's more of a kids film?
  • Final Exam
    E21
    Final ExamThe Cinema Snob reviews the 1981 horror movie Final Exam.
  • The Hitcher II: I've Been Waiting
    E22
    The Hitcher II: I've Been WaitingThe Cinema Snob reviews the 2003 direct to video sequel The Hitcher 2, where C. Thomas Howell picks up another hitchhiker, this time played by Jake Busey.
  • War Room 2: The Forge
    E23
    War Room 2: The ForgeThe Cinema Snob reviews the 2024 War Room spinoff film The Forge, which sees the return of Miss Clara and this time about gym companies.

 

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