Cinematic Venom

Robert Charles "Rob" Boor (born: ), better known online as Cinematic Venom is an English Film Review YouTuber, as well as a film director and rapper (where he goes by the stage name Sarcastic Venom). He started the channel on November 4, 2011, and began making film reviews since then. He has over 10+ Years of Experience with reviewing and has even been involved with some big names on YouTube.
Following a year of hardships, he retired his channel after releasing a documentary about himself called The Downfall of Cinematic Venom on December 28, 2020. On August 1, 2021, just two days before his 30th birthday, he announced that he would be deleting his YouTube channel the following day and gave his viewers 24 hours to download all his videos for archival purposes. Four months later, he came out of retirement with a new channel, uploading new reviews and re-edited versions of old ones.
==Shows==
===Cinematic Venom===
The channel's flagship show. 
===Rob Vs. Mandy===
A game show where Rob and Amanda "Mandy" Gaydon (and no, she’s not the one Rob keeps crying about while "Touch" by Mattia Cupelli plays in the background; that's Mandi with an I) compete in challenges to see who is better.
===Venom Manor===
Following the release of The Dark Knight Stumbles in 2015, Rob created a sitcom parody titled Venom Manor. The premise is about old man Arthur McCollins, action hero Chandler Canterbury [gong], insufferable genius Eugene Nevillson, idiot Justin Competent, flamboyant gay stereotype Percy Longstockings, snobby rich man Reginald Duworthy, and white rapper Whitey G. Wiggerman (all played by Rob) living under one roof, getting into wacky hijinks all while taking care of Eric (played by Rob's son Eric Boor (born: )).
===1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die===
Starting in 2016, Rob gave himself the challenge to review every single movie in the book (or at least everyone that's in the most recent edition of the book considering the book gets updated every year). By the time Rob originally ended his channel, he reviewed 200 movies in the book (actually 204 due to him reviewing the trilogy and what was at the time the trilogy in one video each). When he came out of retirement, the challenge resumed. This show tends to intertwine with the three latter shows below.
===The Venomonth Of Horrors===
Starting in 2017, Rob made it a yearly tradition to spend the entire month of October reviewing horror and thriller films, dark comedies, or any film that just happened to take place around the holiday.
===Venom On The Shelf===
Also starting in 2017, Rob made it a yearly tradition to review Christmas movies, Disney films, family films, or any other kind of movie for the month of December. Originally, just like Venomonth, this show took up the entire month. But starting with the 2018 season, the show took up a twelve-day slot from December 13-24 (as in the "Twelve Days of Christmas"). When Rob came out of retirement, the show was given a new twenty-four-day slot that goes from December 1-24.
=== The Summer Of Venom ===
Starting 2023, Rob made it a yearly tradition to spend the entire month of July marathoning movies, though each year would have a different theme. 
* Season 1 established the show with the , starting from the beginning with all the way up to . The then-most recent film of the franchise, , was reviewed separate from the marathon three days after its conclusion.
* Season 2 was a marathon of -directed films, starting from , and going all the way up to his latest film at the time, . It however excluded the first four films, the first two films, and due to them having been reviewed previously, and due to it being an anthology film that Spielberg directed only one segment of.
== The Grand Return ==
In January of 2022, Rob brings back the Cinematic Venom Channel with a trailer for his "1001 Movies" series. In October 2022, He rebooted "The Venomonth of Horrors" with his many Collaborators. In December of 2022, Rob would post a video on his channel that explains why he left and talks about future plans.
== Other Channels ==
=== Seeking Answers ===
In 2017, Rob started a new documentary channel focusing on unsolved crimes, real world mysteries, and conspiracy theories. Prior to the 2020 decade, it had a similar format to Buzzfeed Unsolved. But it was later dropped and revamped for a narration-only format.
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