Retsnobs - Season 2 (2019)

After Sean comes back from the future to the year 2019, Sean is now forced to show 3 public domain films in order to save Matt and Jacob from being trapped in the future.

Matt takes a look at an incredible biopic, "Elvis" from 1979, directed by John Carpenter and starring Kurt Russell. When the film originally came out, audiences and critics loved it. Question is, will Matt love it? Or, will Matt think it's so bad, it would fit right at home with "Kissin' Cousins."

In the first video for Snobmas, Matt takes a look at the film that made a star out of Macaulay Culkin.

In the final video for Snobmas, Matt takes a look at the greatest action/Christmas film besides "Lethal Weapon." Today, to end the year, we take a look at "Die Hard."

In the first Retsnobs of the new decade, Matt takes a look at a film in Eddie Murphy's filmography. With "Dolittle" out in theaters, now is a good time to look at the late-nineties version.

The Reviewer fills in for Matt. Instead of reviewing the planned film, he decides to do a childhood favorite, "The Mask?" Does it hold up, or does it stink?

Matt and Sean take a look at one of the greatest films of all time. That film, is Scarface.

In this "beautiful" review, Matt looks at a classic war film from 1970. No, not the film adaptation "M*A*S*H," but the Clint Eastwood led "Kelly's Heroes." With a star-studded cast, what could go wrong? Depends on the waves you give out.

Matt takes a look at yet another one of his favorite childhood films. It's the Robin Williams classic, "Mrs. Doubtfire." But not only is he doing a review, he has to tell Merc his secret. Will Merc like what he hears, or will things get messy?

Matt takes a look at another music biopic. This time, he takes a look at the James Brown biopic "Get on Up," starring the late Chadwick Boseman. What exactly does Matt think about the film? Will it make him Feel Good, or will it make him feel Super Bad?

For this year's Snoboween event, Matt takes a look at the 1979 adaptation of "Dracula." Will it be an unknown classic, or a forgotten disaster?

Matt does his review of "The Big Lebowski." There's not much else to say, man.

Matt takes a look at a Tim Allen Christmas film that isn't owned by Disney. It's "Christmas with the Kranks," which is based on a book. What does Matt think of this film?

Sean decides to leave Some Film Snobs. But after one last review on "The Amazing Spider-Man" with Matt, will he go through with his plan?