Author: Derrick Murray

“Movie 43” is more of a dare than a film, a litmus test of just how much of a bad thing you can stomach in a single viewing.

Hasbro has launched a Nerf M41A pulse rifle from the sci-fi classic “Aliens,” and it is everything fans of the franchise could ever want.

“Shang-Chi” star Simu Liu misinterpreted Disney CEO Bob Chapek’s “experiment” comment, but his anger is not unwarranted.

“Prisoners of the Ghostland” recently dropped a new trailer after debuting at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year.

“Free Guy” is fantastic; well written, directed, and acted film that fills the void of what going to the movies used to feel like.

While 2021 has been a trial and error period for both studios and theaters alike, it should come as no surprise that the time of long theatrical only runs are a thing of the past. While the day-and-date release model has been met with strong push back from both of the two largest theater chains in AMC and Regal (as well as some actors and directors), the public spat seems to have come to a compromise. Simply put, the news boils down to this: 2021 seems to be the last year we’ll be able to watch same day releases on…

I don’t want to go as far as to say I’m rooting for Marvel to fail, more so I’m continuously shocked to see that they’re STILL able to succeed (in a major or minor way depending on who you talk to) for so long and so often. We have not entered the point where Marvel is so confident in their formula and plan for sprawling and seemingly endless connected narratives that they’re literally playing jazz. The new animated series “What If…” on Disney Plus is exactly what the title suggests, with episode 1 aptly titled “What If…Captain Carter Was the First Avenger?” It seems it wasn’t enough for them simply mention the multiverse or allude to the idea that it exists. “What If…” gives viewers a glimpse of what a multiverse could look like, shedding any restraints and operating with profound freedom. “What If…” playfully explores new and exciting worlds that reimagines familiar stories with endless possibilities and stunning visuals.

go see “Pig,” “The Green Knight” and “Nine Days,” and continue to see other films like them because we truly do need more of them.

That’s right, “The Green Knight” will be available to stream exclusively on A24’s Screening Room for one night only on August 18th.

“Tin Cup” may have all the predictability of its genre cliches, but executes them just good enough to be a solid and funny sports film.