History Trivia / TheCinemaSnob

** Also, a number of movies have gone on to [[CultClassic cult status]] since appearing on his show, such as ''Film/NudistColonyOfTheDead'', ''Zombie 90'', and anything starring Pierre Kirby or directed by Creator/BrunoMattei. The DVD-R Hell reviews have done this for ''Tequila and Bonetti''.

** Eight years between the reviews of ''Saturday the 14th'' and ''Saturday the 14th Strikes Back'', which, as Snob notes, is a year longer than the already long gap between the films themselves.

* ScrewedByTheLawyers: At times, new episodes will be taken down due to the reviewed work's distributor issuing a copyright claim. Brad himself has started to refer to such removals as [[PersonAsVerb "Lionsgated"]] given [[Creator/{{Lionsgate}} that studio]] caused the first case with ''Hillary's America'' (twice!) and did it again with ''Diary of Mad Black Woman''. A review of ''Film/ChristmasEvil'' intended to premiere on the titular holiday in 2021 wound up severely delayed by a copyright claim, ruining its topicality. As MissingEpisode above shows, new episodes usually return following an appeal, but at least one old one (''Can't Stop the Music'') seems to be nixed right upon upload, leading anyone wanting to watch it to rely on fan uploads.

* ScrewedByTheLawyers: At times, new episodes will be taken down due to the reviewed work's distributor issuing a copyright claim. Brad himself has started to refer to such removals as [[PersonAsVerb "Lionsgated"]] given [[Creator/{{Lionsgate}} that studio]] caused the first case with ''Hillary's America'' (twice!) and did it again with ''Diary of Mad Black Woman''. A review of ''Film/ChristmasEvi'' intended to premiere on the titular holiday in 2021 wound up severely delayed by a copyright claim, ruining its topicality. As MissingEpisode above shows, new episodes usually return following an appeal, but at least one old one (''Can't Stop the Music'') seems to be nixed right upon upload, leading anyone wanting to watch it to rely on fan uploads.

* ScrewedByTheLawyers: At times, new episodes will be taken down due to the reviewed work's distributor issuing a copyright claim. Brad himself has started to refer to such removals as [[PersonAsVerb "Lionsgated"]] given [[Creator/{{Lionsgate}} that studio]] caused the first case with ''Hillary's America'' (twice!) and did it again with ''Diary of Mad Black Woman''. As MissingEpisode above shows, new episodes usually return following an appeal, but at least one old one (''Can't Stop the Music'') seems to be nixed right upon upload, leading anyone wanting to watch it to rely on fan uploads.

** As part of his 400th episode/10th anniversary celebration, Snob reviewed ten films, each of them related to another from each year. This resulted in things such as him reviewing ''Erotic Nights of the Living Dead'', a film shot back-to-back alongside (and with the same cast and crew as) ''Porno Holocaust'' (subject of only his second review ever) a whooping ten years after the latter.

* AccidentallyCorrectWriting: Upon seeing Creator/TomCruise's appearance in ''Film/EndlessLove'', the Snob felt that he would have been a better choice for the lead role than the actual choice. According to the book ''Casting Might-Have Beens'', Cruise ''was'' considered for the role.

* SequelGap: Eight years between the reviews of ''Saturday the 14th'' and ''Saturday the 14th Strikes Back'', which, as Snob notes, is a year longer than the already long gap between the films themselves.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Any episode that was pulled from the web that Brad hasn't reuploaded to his Website/YouTube channel. Usually made available by fans, especially foreign ones (says something that a few reuploads earn comments along the lines of "finally a copy of this without subtitles in another language!").

* SeriesHiatus: Took one beginning June 2021 due to Brad’s health issues (with the exception of a short porn parody review for ''Film/{{Black Widow|2021}}''), though he did continue posting new ''WebVideo/MidnightScreenings'' videos.

* SeriesHiatus: Took one beginning June 2021 due to Brad’s health issues (with the exception of a short porn parody review for ''Film/{{Black Widow|2021}}''), though he did continue posting new ''Series/MidnightScreenings'' videos.

* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Brad has gone on record to say that his favourite episodes are ''Wired'', ''Film/{{Bushwhacked}}'', and ''Miss Velma's Most Incredibly Magnificent Christmas Week''.

* ScrewedByTheLawyers: At times, new episodes will be taken down due to the reviewed work's distributor issuing a copyright claim. Brad himself has started to refer to such removals as [[PersonAsVerb "Lionsgated"]] given [[Creator/{{Lionsgate}} that studio]] caused the first case with ''Hillary's America'' (twice!) and did it again with ''Diary of Mad Black Woman''. As MissingEpisode above shows, new episodes usually return following an appeal, but at least one old one (''Can't Stop the Music'') seems to be nixed right upon upload.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Brad has noted that, due to Website/YouTube's crackdown on ConspiracyTheorist content, he can't upload old reviews for films with titles like ''Film/HitlerDeadOrAlive'' or ''Film/TheySavedHitlersBrain'' to the site without risking his account's demonetization (although he would be able to eventually upload the former). He also is unwilling to re-upload reviews with "Porn" in the title to the site (which led him to turn to [=PornHub=] for those episodes), and its copyright policies forced him to abandon "[[Series/TheGreatestAmericanHero Believe It or Not]]" as the show's theme.

** In the ''Film/CantStopTheMusic'' chapter of "Choose Your Own Guttenberg", Snob revealed that his previous review of that film was taken down, and that it won't be re-uploaded to his channel anytime soon, because every time he tries it Studio Canal flags it with a copyright claim. As a result, in the chapter Snob just skips to the next set of choices cause he literally could only show three clips.

** The review of ''Series/TheStand2020'' was copyright claimed and taken down immediately after its airing.

* The review of ''Series/TheStand2020'' was copyright claimed and taken down immediately after its airing.

** Brad himself hasn't done this, but his review of ''Grizzly II'' was taken down due to a complaint by Suzanne Nagy, the film's producer. Her email (displayed on the former review's page) didn't seem to be concerned with Brad's right to review the film (it was never legally distributed, meaning that First Amendment rights don't apply) and even seemed to acknowledge it; instead, she showed anger at the Snob's trashing of the film, going so far as to refer to it as a "horrible review." Of course, angry fans have made sure the review stays up on [=YouTube=] via bootlegs.

* HostilityOnTheSet: With Brad choosing to stay at Channel Awesome, his friendship with Creator/AllisonPregler has soured. Even if some allegations are more weighty than others, others chimed in with their own grievances. She was fine with Brad for years after leaving CA: she collaborated with him and was in one of his movies. However, Brad's stance is that "Change The Channel" is nothing more than internet blowhard stuff. As soon as he shared that opinion in an interview, things changed. Even though Allison said multiple times not to harass anyone who stayed with Channel Awesome, she downplayed the hate mail he received and insinuated that he helped [[WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis cover-up sexual abuse.]] Some rabid supporters harassed Brad's wife after her father's death. Laura accusing them of "swatting" and Brad's mother calling Allison out on Twitter didn't help. It's unfortunate that these people are in their thirties and still "responding" to one another via retweets and [=YouTube=] comments.

* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: Brad has a fair amout of drama in his life. One of his frequent contributors on ''Midnight Screenings'', Jake, got fired from the site after he slept with Brad's then-girlfriend. If it were an amicable split, Brad wouldn't have mentioned needing to completely "retool" a movie he'd already shot a major role for.

* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: Brad has a fair about of drama in his life. One of his frequent contributors on ''Midnight Screenings'', Jake, got fired from the site after he slept with Brad's then-girlfriend. If it was an amicable split, Brad wouldn't have mentioned needing to completely "retool" a movie he'd already shot a major role for.

* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: Brad has a fair about of drama in his life. One of his frequent contributors on ''Midnight Screenings'', Jake, got fired from the site after he slept with Brad's then-girlfriend.

* HostilityOnTheSet: Brad has a fair about of drama in his life. One of his frequent contributors on ''Midnight Screenings'', Jake, got fired from the site after he slept with Brad's then-girlfriend.
-->''This is a guy who stood up with me at my wedding, this is a guy who I considered a brother for well over a decade. This is a dude who I was always there for when he went on a 2 year terror, because a friend started dating his ex several months after the relationship ended. And then he goes and does something worse for literally no reason other than he could. And to his credit, it worked. He's a sociopath and a pathological liar, with a history of anger issues and schizophrenia, so yeah, he can actually be pretty damn charming.''
** With Brad choosing to stay at Channel Awesome, his friendship with Creator/AllisonPregler has soured. Even if some allegations are more weighty than others, others chimed in with their own grievances. She was fine with Brad for years after leaving CA: she collaborated with him and was in one of his movies. However, Brad's stance is that "Change The Channel" is nothing more than internet blowhard stuff. As soon as he shared that opinion in an interview, things changed. Even though Allison said multiple times not to harass anyone who stayed with Channel Awesome, she downplayed the hate mail he received and insinuated that he helped [[WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis cover-up sexual abuse.]] Some rabid supporters harassed Brad's wife after her father's death. Laura accusing them of "swatting" and Brad's mother calling Allison out on Twitter didn't help. It's unfortunate that these people are in their thirties and still "responding" to one another via retweets and [=YouTube=] comments.

* HostilityOnTheSet: With Brad choosing to stay at Channel Awesome, his friendship with Creator/AllisonPregler has soured. Even if some allegations are more weighty than others, others chimed in with their own grievances. She was fine with Brad for years after leaving CA: she collaborated with him and was in one of his movies. However, Brad's stance is that "Change The Channel" is nothing more than internet blowhard stuff. As soon as he shared that opinion in an interview, things changed. Even though Allison said multiple times not to harass anyone who stayed with Channel Awesome, she downplayed the hate mail he received and insinuated that he helped [[WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis cover-up sexual abuse.]] Some rabid supporters harassed Brad's wife after her father's death. Laura accusing them of "swatting" and Brad's mother calling Allison out on Twitter didn't help. It's unfortunate that these people are in their thirties and still "responding" to one another via retweets and [=YouTube=] comments.

* HostilityOnTheSet: Brad choosing to stay at Channel Awesome, his friendship with Creator/AllisonPregler has soured. Even if some allegations are more weighty than others, others chimed in with their own grievances. She was fine with Brad for years after leaving CA: she collaborated with him and was in one of his movies. However, Brad's stance is that "Change The Channel" is nothing more than internet blowhard stuff. As soon as he shared that opinion in an interview, things changed. Even though Allison said multiple times not to harass anyone who stayed with Channel Awesome, she downplayed the hate mail he received and insinuated that he helped [[WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis cover-up sexual abuse.]] Some rabid supporters harassed Brad's wife after her father's death. Laura accusing them of "swatting" and Brad's mother calling Allison out on Twitter didn't help. It's unfortunate that these people are in their thirties and still "responding" to one another via retweets and [=YouTube=] comments.