Firstly, if you don't like caustic internet reviewers, you won't like Spoony. It is a pop-culture review show, and while he does things that other don't, at it's core the show is just a guy mocking games and movies.
However, if you do like this form of entertainment, Spoony is by far one of the best in the format. He's not limited to one form of entertainment. He reviews movies, games, TV shows, and even some board games. And unlike many other reviewers, Spoony does more than just say "this sucks", he admits when he likes cheesy or horrible things, so there's a kind of child-like wonderment buried under the swear words and pop-culture references.
One thing that sets him apart from his peers is the fact that he does a wide variety of video types. He has many twenty-minute-or-so reviews, but he also does extremely long videos as well. His Ultima Retrospective comes out to about five hours, his FF VIII, X, and X-2 reviews are feature-length. He has also done "Let's Play" videos, where he plays entirely through FMV games from the mid-90s which are hours long, during which he riffs on the acting like an episode of MST3K, and he's actually pretty damn good at that.
If you work at a computer all day and usually listen to music or something in the background, I suggest listening to his Ultima Retrospective or Let's Play videos while you work. They're funny, you get a real feel for the guy's personality, and they are so enjoyable they make your mundane job fun. That's really what I use his videos for, a work soundtrack.
But like I said, if you hate internet reviews, Spoony will probably not be any better. But if you do like shows such as "The Nostalgia Critic", then Spoony is just as funny but in a different format(s) and tone, and in my opinion better.
