Author: Derrick Murray

Time to get absolutely diabolical, mate. The long awaited return of popular Amazon Prime series “The Boys” has finally gotten a release date! Fans have been patiently waiting for more episodes, and the creators have done a great job in providing us with plenty to tide us over with things like the animated series “Diabolical,” and their in universe news show web series release of “Seven on 7 With Cameron Coleman.” The marketing for season 3 has been stellar, giving us just enough to keep us intrigued without revealing anything. Fans are probably most excited about the introduction of Soldier…

It is with a heavy heart that we say goodbye to a beloved mainstay of “Sesame Street.” Emilio Delgado served as an actor on the longstanding show for 40 years. He was known for playing Luis, the Fix It shop owner on the children’s show. Delgado loved working, and in addition to his role on “Sesame Street,” he also had a prominent career in both stage productions and other television roles. Delgado was also a strong activist, and was recently appointed to the board of directors for the Bayard Rustin Center for Social Justice in Princeton, New Jersey, which is…

We’re just as shocked as you are to find out “Amityville In Space” is a real movie, with a real trailer and poster.

Are you ready for a first look at Tom Hanks as Geppetto in Disney+’s live-action “Pinocchio” remake? Coming this fall!

With yet another Batman movie being released this weekend, another new actor dons the cape and cowl. This outing, Batman is played by Robert Pattinson, who portrays a year-2, younger, more traumatized version of the Dark Knight. Between films, animated releases, and countless series, there have been a ton of iterations of the same character. Some have been clearly better than others. But with each new attempt we are always left with the same question: Who is the best Batman? It’s a subjective question with an even more subjective answer, and frankly I’m not inclined to rank some 44 attempts…

“Fresh” is unique thriller that brilliantly exaggerates our worst fears about meeting strangers and dating.

“Our Flag Means Death” brilliantly plays with history, exaggerating our misconceptions and long standing interpretations of the pirate life.

“Super Pumped” struggles to really put the beginnings of the ride share giant into proper perspective, delivering solid performances but strangely having very little to say about the controversial company.

I paid to watch “The Batman” in a theater, not try to eat popcorn and drink water on a rollercoaster in 4DX.

“The Batman” is a good film foiled by an all too ambitious narrative and run time, which holds it back from greatness.