Author: Derrick Murray

If you’ll recall, we ran a story about a wonderful “Sweet Child O’ Mine” parody cover titled “Green Child O’ Mine,” by the Merkins on YouTube. It was the best combination of Star Wars, Baby Yoda, and Guns’N’Roses, paired perfectly with a decked out full on band of Mandalorians. Nerdbot recently got a chance to sit down and talk with the musicians behind the song, The LA Maybe. At the time of the write up for the video, I was unaware that it was actually a collaboration of the two bands, with the Merkins providing the lyrics, and The LA…

“The Bad Batch” fills the animated
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“Celtic Pride” may not be a great film. Hell, it may not even be a GOOD one, but it most certainly isn’t the worst film that any of the stars or writers have been a part of.

“Invincible” is truly all in one. Even if we nitpick just to appear balanced, none of it detracts from the show’s many, many strengths.

The true crime obsession train continues to move forward, with a brand new series hosted by Nancy Grace titled “In The Valley of Sin.”

I think we can all agree that we don’t deserve Brendan Fraser. Once poised to be the next big thing in Hollywood then struck with compounded tragedies that almost took his life, his small resurgence the big screen in the form of “Doom Patrol” and other appearances is more than welcomed. It’s legitimately hard not to root for a guy like Fraser, an actor with a calm, reserved demeanor and an incredible, captivating presence on screen. A long time champion of Fraser’s work, I wanted to take a look at the long list of lesser known appearances and films in…

Always meet your heroes when you have the chance, sometimes those moments (like this one with Cary Elwes) are as perfect as can be.

“Mortal Kombat” is just ok, and that is the worst place on the spectrum that this film could land on.

“Rollerball” is really, really, bad, lacking anything that could possibly make a film interesting to watch. It is an incoherent mess.

The true crime story you didn’t know you’ve been waiting for- Hulu’s new “Sasquatch” series involves murder, drugs, and Bigfoot.