Biography for
Brad Jones (VII) More at IMDbPro »

Date of Birth

20 December 1981, Springfield, Illinois, USA

Height

5' 7" (1.70 m)

Spouse

Jillian Zurawski

(17 April 2010 - 24 May 2012) (separated)

Trade Mark

Thick glasses

Wears a black shirt under a black blazer

Dead-pan delivery

Frequently casts Brian Lewis, Sarah Lewis, and Jillian Zurawski in his videos

Goatee

Deep, smooth voice

Catchphrase: "If I want [X], I'll stick with [Y], thank you very much".

Trivia

Portrayed "The Cinema Snob" on YouTube.

Founder of TheCinemaSnob.com.

Owns several pieces of memorabilia from Caligula (1979), including the double vinyl soundtrack and the special Caligula edition of Penthouse magazine from 1980.

Based his character The Cinema Snob on Roger Ebert's review of Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (1984).

Is a huge fan of Pierre Kirby.

His favorite TV show is "Mystery Science Theater 3000" (1988).

His favorite drink is Crystal Pepsi. Ever since it was featured on his 'Brad Tries' video series on his web site, and due to high viewer feedback, Jones has been leading a crusade to try and get Pepsi to bring back the discontinued beverage.

Good friends with Doug Walker and they frequently appear in each others' videos.

Stated that Midnight Heat (2007) is his favorite film that he has made.

His favorite films are Caligula (1979), A Clockwork Orange (1971), Dawn of the Dead (1978), The Toxic Avenger (1984), The Hollywood Knights (1980), Saturday Night Fever (1977), and Vice Squad (1982).

Favorite actor is Nicolas Cage.

Out of all the movies he's reviewed as The Cinema Snob thus far, Brad Jones has confirmed that Nukie (1988) is the worst film he has ever seen.

Has a cat named Lloyd.

Personal Quotes

[on Cars 2 (2011)] When you got a movie where Larry the Cable Guy has the most screen time in a movie with voices of Bruce Campbell and Franco Nero ... then, you've got some problems.

Where Are They Now

(January 2011) Resides in Springfield, Illinois working on various video productions such as The Cinema Snob, Brad Tries, The Big Box, etc., for his web site.