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Another Cinema Snob Movie

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Another Cinema Snob Movie	comment	Another Cinema Snob Movie, released on July 26, 2019, is the sequel to The Cinema Snob Movie, written by Brad Jones and directed by Ryan Mitchelle, featuring Jones's The Cinema Snob character.After Craig releases his own The Cinema Snob Movie (a stereotypical internet movie featuring the Snob going to space) to scathing reviews, he, Neil (now played by Rob Walker) and some new friends set off on a road trip to reconnect with Craig's father (Lloyd Kaufman), only to find themselves lost in a small town with several dark secrets. Craig and Neil are the only returning characters from the first film, though Yayo Gutierrez appears as Craig's agent (first introduced in the Snob review of Heaven's Gate); other new cast members include Tamara Chambers, Doug Walker, Korey Goodwin and Laura Luke-Jones, while Zach LaVoy and director Ryan Mitchelle appear as new characters.On September 1st, 2019, the film (as well as Jesus, Bro!) became available on the Troma NOW streaming service, becoming the first of Jones's films to appear on a streaming platform and making Jones* who has stated that The Toxic Avenger is one of his favorite movies of all time a member of the Troma family.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_1777688d	type	Genre Savvy
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_1777688d	comment	Genre Savvy: Having seen many, many cannibal hick films in his time, Craig correctly predicts everything that happens to them as soon as their car breaks down.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_1b65dfad	type	The Cameo
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_1b65dfad	comment	The Cameo: Lloyd Kaufman playing Craig's father Stanley Golightly.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_1cc2ea8d	type	Villain Ball
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_1cc2ea8d	comment	Villain Ball: One of his meat-suppliers Victoria points out that they don't have to feed their clown-slaves human-meat to keep them alive, only for Bally Joe to rebuke her by claiming that "[they] created these clowns, [they're] like gods to them. They'll eat whatever [they] feed them."
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: In In-Universe The Cinema Snob Movie was redone with a Science Fiction plot involving the film-snob group going to space and fighting aliens, something that Neil frequently hounds Craig over. Craig defends his decision as being a staple of internet movies. The Cinema Snob character has himself been in two other internet films set in space; To Boldly Flee and Atop the Fourth Wall: The Movie.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_34dcfc96	type	Kick the Dog
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_34dcfc96	comment	Kick the Dog: With the reveal that Earl was serving human-meat, Earl having made Shelley name a pig and then killing it was just for fun apparently.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_4885c04b	type	Road Trip Plot
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_4885c04b	comment	Road Movies: The film is about the gang driving from Illinois to California and getting into shenanigans along the way, even if those shenanigans wouldn't look out of place in a cannibal-hillbilly movie.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_49b3ebe5	type	Special Effect Failure
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_49b3ebe5	comment	Movies with overused green-screen and CGI-blood: They use a poorly-done green-screen for the outside of the car right then and there and a poorly done visual effect is done when Neil shoots Earl later on.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_615fdb1f	type	Dream Sequence
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_615fdb1f	comment	Fake-Out Dream Sequences: Craig has a nightmare where he is in the sequel to the In-Universe The Cinema Snob Movie where his characters are trying to kill him, only to wake up in the car. Neil even lampshades that such scenes are done just to fool audiences into thinking that the movie is more exciting through the trailers, something this same scene is used for in the promotional material for this film.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_6293c185	type	Sequel Hook
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_6293c185	comment	Third-Act Sequel-Baiting: Craig's agent manages to get Craig and Neil a new movie deal by the end, with the crazy driver giving them the $50,000 dollars they need after Craig's agent manages to book them someone who loves bad B-Movies.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_640b1bb5	type	Gameplay-Guided Amnesia
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_640b1bb5	comment	Amnesia Subplots: Shelley is briefly turned evil with Bally Joe's collar.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_74f57438	type	Cell Phones Are Useless
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_74f57438	comment	Cell-phones that stop working at inconvenient times: They get no phone reception when they enter the Town with a Dark Secret.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_77aae115	type	Hated by All
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_77aae115	comment	Hated by All: Over half of the film is spent with Craig and Neil being shat on for their lackluster filmography and calling Craig a hypocrite for being a filmmaking Caustic Critic. Granted, Neil might have it coming considering he has developed a reputation for physically and emotionally torturing his actors as a form of Enforced Method Acting. Brycycle's internet career has slowed to a crawl after he made it clear how unrepentantly ableist he is when saying that circus-freaks aren't really people and therefore shouldn't be allowed to have rights. His hatred for them comes up a lot throughout the film.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_7b8b3def	type	Celebrity Paradox
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_7b8b3def	comment	Celebrity Paradox: The Nostalgia Critic exists in-universe, and Neil explicitly refers to him as Doug Walker - in the same universe where Bally Joe (played by Walker) exists.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_7eebe99c	type	The Alcoholic
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_7eebe99c	comment	The Alcoholic: There is not one scene in the film where Neil isn't drinking something.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_8841192a	type	Like Father, Unlike Son
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_8841192a	comment	Like Father, Unlike Son: While Stanley Golightly is a highly-successful Hollywood producer with many successful shows to his name, Craig is a highly-unsuccessful YouTube personality with nothing but critical and commercial flops to his name.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_8cb1a369	type	Took a Level in Jerkass
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_8cb1a369	comment	Took a Level in Jerkass: Neil, as played by Jake Norvell in the first film, was a fairly affable, somewhat happy-go-lucky (if not lazy) character who got along very well with Craig. Neil, as played by Rob Walker in this film, is a surly grouch notorious for mistreating people and whose tensions with Craig have reached a boiling point. This is explained in-universe as being due to the deterioration of his and Craig's careers following the success of Black Angus.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_8e1aef2d	type	Reference Overdosed
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_8e1aef2d	comment	Movies referencing other, better movies: Coming from the Cinema Snob? A guarantee.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_9fbf8969	type	Cut Lex Luthor a Check
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_9fbf8969	comment	Cut Lex Luthor a Check: The Clown Museum is established as being the one thing that keeps the Town with a Dark Secret's economy going. He does this by tricking random people into going there, where he captures them, puts personality-altering mind-control collars on them to make them his servants and dresses them in clown costumes, creating entertaining backstories for them, keeping them fed by feeding them human meat. He could very easily sell the mind-control technology, or even use the town as the headquarters for expanding such tech, but instead he uses this to enslave random people and dresses them up as clowns for a roadside attraction.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_a1a1491e	type	Homage
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_a1a1491e	comment	Homage: While the first film can be read as an homage to Giallo thrillers, this film acts as one to Hillbilly Horrors from The '70s.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_a3509d95	type	The Password Is Always "Swordfish"
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_a3509d95	comment	Correctly guessing a computer password: While trying to hack the computer system at the clown museum, Neil dunks alcohol onto the keyboard, magically making Brycycle's password guess correct.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_a5eb6c29	type	Vanity Project
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_a5eb6c29	comment	Vanity Project: The In-Universe version of The Cinema Snob Movie is a retelling of the actual The Cinema Snob Movie (which were true events In-Universe), but flanderized to the point of absurdity. Craig's hair and beard is much longer and fake-looking than it was at the beginning, Dan Phillips had not only heard of him but actively invites him to the film group for his genius filmmaking skills where they leave Earth on a space-ship to protect the universe from bad taste. Nancy and Ted Adams are portrayed as blue-skinned aliens and the Snob blows Ted away with an impressive sci-fi gun handed to him by Neil. Even Neil recognizes it as such and refers to it as a vanity project.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_a63cfe4a	type	Meta Fiction
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_a63cfe4a	comment	Meta-Films: The characters tend to lampshade the tropes that happen in the story, the plot essentially being them trying to make another movie and Craig and Neil congratulate themselves for making another one at the end.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_ae4b1ce1	type	Caustic Critic
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_ae4b1ce1	comment	Over half of the film is spent with Craig and Neil being shat on for their lackluster filmography and calling Craig a hypocrite for being a filmmaking Caustic Critic. Granted, Neil might have it coming considering he has developed a reputation for physically and emotionally torturing his actors as a form of Enforced Method Acting.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: Brycycle admits that he usually devolves into the ableist ranting that's had him cancelled on the internet while playing First-Person Shooters, reflecting how toxic certain gaming communities have become online. Before serving dinner, Earl (the kill-crazy cannibal hick) says grace to Donald Trump as if he were God, everyone else rolling their eyes and reacting in disgust.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_b58b4e3c	type	Too Dumb to Live
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_b58b4e3c	comment	Too Dumb to Live: Brycycle makes millions of dollars as a YouTube gamer, but has been investing most of it in bitcoin still.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_c04b1231	type	Jump Scare
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_c04b1231	comment	Jump Scares: Its an Homage to a horror genre, so those definitely happen.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_c3b51bb3	type	You Are Better Than You Think You Are
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_c3b51bb3	comment	You Are Better Than You Think You Are: Craig, having gone to his father to help give life back into his dying career, receives a pep-talk from Stanley about even though Craig's work is trash, the fact that he is creating content (even if he himself is perplexed about it) is something to take pride in. On a meta-level, it's even more heartwarming to hear this from Lloyd Kaufman (a man who made a living making campy exploitation film and became a success in it) saying this to Brad Jones (a fan of campy exploitation films who found stardom on the internet and is trying to make films himself).
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_c9597a03	type	Self-Deprecation
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_c9597a03	comment	Self-Deprecation: Many of the blatant gaffes in Craig's The Cinema Snob Movie are exaggerated versions of actual gaffes from the real The Cinema Snob Movie (which Brad had previously lampooned in his Snob review of the first film), particularly Craig's obviously fake beard and a character throwing a weapon to Craig from a completely different location. Neil (here played by Rob Walker) calls the Nostalgia Critic a "hack."
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_caa28b82	type	Cloudcuckoolander
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_caa28b82	comment	Cloudcuckoolander: While having stopped for gas, Brycycle is accosted by a guy in a red car (credited as "Steve" in the credits), who out of nowhere challenges him to a race to California. When Brycycle flat-out tells him that he is not going to race him, the guy just laughs it off. He then proceeds to try and shoot at their car to win this race and later shows up to try and kill them with an assault rifle in-front of the Clown Museum, inadvertently saving their lives before he shoots one of their tires. By the end he gives Craig and Neil $50,000 for "winning" the race.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_d63fc7ae	type	Embarrassing Last Name
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_d63fc7ae	comment	Movies where characters have stupid last names for no reason: Craig Golightly.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_d6b19eef	type	Introductory Opening Credits
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_d6b19eef	comment	Introductory Opening Credits late into the movie: It doesn't happen until 19 minutes in.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_d7f6f486	type	The Other Darrin
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_d7f6f486	comment	Sequels where they replace an actor instead of making a new character: In the first film, Neil was played by Jake Norvell. Here he is played by Rob Walker. Especially funny because he is the one listing this trope.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_dbca2c99	type	Red Herring
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_dbca2c99	comment	Red Herring: You'd think the Loony Fan Craig and Neil meet at the convention will turn up later, but really he's relegated to being a One-Scene Wonder.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_e466613e	type	Role-Ending Misdemeanor
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_e466613e	comment	Brycycle's internet career has slowed to a crawl after he made it clear how unrepentantly ableist he is when saying that circus-freaks aren't really people and therefore shouldn't be allowed to have rights. His hatred for them comes up a lot throughout the film.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_e5421161	type	Expy
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_e5421161	comment	Expy: Bally Joe is a lot like Captain Spalding from House of 1000 Corpses and The Devil's Rejects; the Faux Affably Evil redneck manager of a road-side attraction that involves clowns and grizzly serial killers in its attractions (though he himself isn't the Monster Clown like Spalding) in-league with a separate group of killer hicks within driving distance.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_e6c88e42	type	Old Shame
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_e6c88e42	comment	Old Shame: Inverted and In-Universe. It is implied that Black Angus was the only movie Craig and Neil made that wasn't considered an absolute failure.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_f9f2c33	comment	Sequel recycling jokes from the first film: When drinking at the bar, Craig out of nowhere falls asleep in the middle of an idea, much like how his "pretend to be a snob" idea in the first film came to him. After Neil lists this trope, Craig immediately shouts "Oh my fucking God!", a Running Gag from the first film.
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Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
Another Cinema Snob Movie / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: Before they end up meeting any psychos, the gang play a game where they list off movie cliches. As the movie progresses, every trope they list ends up happening, usually as Self-Deprecation humor. Fake-Out Dream Sequences: Craig has a nightmare where he is in the sequel to the In-Universe The Cinema Snob Movie where his characters are trying to kill him, only to wake up in the car. Neil even lampshades that such scenes are done just to fool audiences into thinking that the movie is more exciting through the trailers, something this same scene is used for in the promotional material for this film. Jump Scares: Its an Homage to a horror genre, so those definitely happen. Cell-phones that stop working at inconvenient times: They get no phone reception when they enter the Town with a Dark Secret. Amnesia Subplots: Shelley is briefly turned evil with Bally Joe's collar. Introductory Opening Credits late into the movie: It doesn't happen until 19 minutes in. Opening scenes that happen way later than the actual plot of the movie: The scene where this is trope is lampshaded in is in the very beginning of the movie, but is set after they have already started their road trip. Road Movies: The film is about the gang driving from Illinois to California and getting into shenanigans along the way, even if those shenanigans wouldn't look out of place in a cannibal-hillbilly movie. Meta-Films: The characters tend to lampshade the tropes that happen in the story, the plot essentially being them trying to make another movie and Craig and Neil congratulate themselves for making another one at the end. Movies where characters have stupid last names for no reason: Craig Golightly. Movies referencing other, better movies: Coming from the Cinema Snob? A guarantee. Movies with overused green-screen and CGI-blood: They use a poorly-done green-screen for the outside of the car right then and there and a poorly done visual effect is done when Neil shoots Earl later on. Sequels where they replace an actor instead of making a new character: In the first film, Neil was played by Jake Norvell. Here he is played by Rob Walker. Especially funny because he is the one listing this trope. Correctly guessing a computer password: While trying to hack the computer system at the clown museum, Neil dunks alcohol onto the keyboard, magically making Brycycle's password guess correct. Sequel recycling jokes from the first film: When drinking at the bar, Craig out of nowhere falls asleep in the middle of an idea, much like how his "pretend to be a snob" idea in the first film came to him. After Neil lists this trope, Craig immediately shouts "Oh my fucking God!", a Running Gag from the first film. Third-Act Twists: Craig's agent drunkenly tells Neil that he plans on finding a different director. Third-Act Sequel-Baiting: Craig's agent manages to get Craig and Neil a new movie deal by the end, with the crazy driver giving them the $50,000 dollars they need after Craig's agent manages to book them someone who loves bad B-Movies. Third-Act Breakups: Craig is breaking off his partnership with Neil and the implied shipping done between Craig and Shelley goes nowhere.
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