Author: Derrick Murray

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.

Netflix’s “Downfall: The Case Against Boeing” will probably make you rethink air travel for a good long while.

“No Exit” focuses on all the wrong things, and manages to turn an intriguing premise into kind of a mess of a movie.