Author: Derrick Murray

“No Time to Die” is a worthy send off for Daniel Craig, but crumbles under its long run time and messy narrative.

The man who seems to win time and time again by grilling everything and smothering it in a red or green chilli sauce (even when the challenge to make a pastry) on “Beat Bobby Flay” is leaving the network after 27 years. Chef Bobby Flay has made himself synonymous with the Food Network, known for a plethora of shows and appearances including “Iron Chef America,” “Beat Bobby Flay,” “Brunch at Bobby’s,” a guest judge on “Chopped,” and countless other shows. Love or hate him, Chef Flay’s departure from the network is a huge deal, ending a longstanding relationship that seemed…

Muggles, Mudbloods, and Wizards rejoice! England is set to host a massive wand display in Leicester Square to commemorate the 20th anniversary release of “Harry Potter and The Philosopher’s Stone.” Yes, I used the original title seeing as how we’re talking about a wand display in the Old Country where the series originated. The display has 9 15 ft tall wands that line the walkway through the square center, and will be illuminated daily from 6pm-8:35pm October 13-25th. The wands are exact replicas of some of the most popular characters from both “Harry Potter” and “Fantastic Beasts,” and will line…

“Prisoners of the Ghostland” is all style, no substance, unfolding more like an extended music video than a fully realized feature film.

“The Many Saints of Newark” is the “Godfather Part III” of “The Sopranos” universe, and we didn’t need it as a film.

“The Guilty” is gripping, digging its hooks into viewers and refusing to let go until the credits roll.

“Venom: Let there Be Carnage” may do well to let Hardy shine, but the film as a whole fails on just about every level. The end result is that the only really carnage is the film itself.

“2 Days in the Valley” is the Wish version of “Pulp Fiction.”

If you’re not fully invested in Netflix’s “Money Heist” yet, what’s stopping you? Season 5 is available now.

I’m honestly shocked at how few people are talking about “What If…?” right now. For whatever reason, there doesn’t seem to be the same fervor for discussion as say, “Loki” or “Wandavision.” Which is a bummer because the animated series has continued to cement itself as being truly something special. This is the closest we’ll ever get to Marvel Studios playing jazz- scattering the MCU with possibilities no longer restricted by the confines of Marvel expectations the studio itself has inadvertently created by can no longer escape. “What If…?” is as close to original adapted content as we’re ever going…