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Cinemassacre
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Cinemassacre’s Angry Video Game Nerd episodes mix retro-game frustration with comic breaks. CookUnity reads use the host’s hunger after a long workday to introduce chef-prepared meals, while Surfshark is tied to finding specific films across streaming libraries during the Halloween season. Both sponsors offer an everyday solution that fits the character’s routine without interrupting the game review for long.

CookUnity · Contra Force (NES) - Angry Video Game Nerd (AVGN)▶ Watch integration
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Cinemassacre × CookUnity

Contra Force (NES) - Angry Video Game Nerd (AVGN)

BRANDS IN THE VIDEOS

EExpressVPN logoExpressVPNRRidge logoRidgeRRaycon logoRaycon
IIn Search of Darkness
3
Sponsored videos
Sep 2025 – Aug 2026
59
Sponsor brands
All-time tracked
14
Returning sponsors
All-time tracked

The repeat partnerships

ExpressVPN leads the sponsor relationships shown here, with 44 sponsored videos. Ridge follows with 16.

14 of 59 brands (24%) appear in more than one sponsored video in Sponsorbook’s history of Cinemassacre.

Most frequent sponsorsSponsored videos · All-time tracked
  1. 01
    ExpressVPN44
  2. 02
    Ridge16
  3. 03
    Raycon10
  4. 04
    In Search of Darkness8
  5. 05
    Upstart4

Retro-game reviews with meal and streaming sponsors placed between bits

The brands, creative choices and product connections worth paying attention to.

Use the break in gameplay to solve a real need

In the Contra Force episode, the host jokes that the game could have been allowed to cook longer, then pivots to being hungry and wanting a high-quality meal without a restaurant trip. CookUnity is introduced as a chef-to-you delivery option, connecting the cooking pun to an actual convenience problem.

The Timecop read begins with the end of a long day and the need for food that is quick but still restaurant-quality. The host describes freshly prepared chef-made meals delivered to the door, making the service’s value proposition easy to picture for busy viewers.

Tie entertainment discovery to the season

The Surfshark integration in the Werewolf game episode uses the Halloween season and the host’s search for specific horror films as its opening. He explains that streaming libraries may not contain the title he wants and presents changing location as a way to reach more content.

That approach suits the channel’s horror-season tradition: the sponsor is connected to the host’s real viewing plans, not just the game in the episode.

Keep the character’s voice in the transition

The ads use the Angry Video Game Nerd’s familiar shifts from frustration to food or entertainment. The product stays concrete, whether the problem is fitting in a meal or finding a movie.

For a pitch, give the host a real routine and a product detail that can be explained quickly. A short sponsor break leaves the audience ready for the next review segment.

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