Author: Derrick Murray

Once again, it seems I will stand as the lone reviewer who enjoyed something. This time, it’s the”Animaniacs” reboot on Hulu. Critics have been quick to point out the “woke-joke” nature of the reboot, it’s lack of originality, and its exhausting self referential humor. While not invalid, they seem to miss the point of the show by idolizing the original a little too much. How quickly we forgot that “Animaniacs” was a show for children later hijacked by adults. It was ahead of its time, so much so that during its run it wasn’t revered the way it is today.…

Now, with the “Supernatural” series finale complete, fans must grapple with the fact that they’ve witnessed their last hunt.

The whole situation with the Rockefeller tree is a hot mess.

“Ace: Ventura When Nature Calls” is a string of silly Jim Carrey sketches loosely connected by an even sillier story that becomes a cacophony of sounds and fart jokes.

Gerard Butler is a bit like the Scottish Nicolas Cage; if there’s a script, he’s in. I don’t say this to be completely disparaging to King Leonidas, either. I actually like him as an actor, and I really enjoyed “300” and “Olympus Has Fallen.” The “Die Hard in the White House” with a gleefully violent and outlandish premise made for a terrific action flick. Despite my enjoyment, there was never a part of me that wanted more. Definitely not three more sequels. But here we are, on the heels of an announcement that another installment, “Night Has Fallen” is in…

With empty promises from Crystal Dynamics and nothing new in the Avengers game for months, it should come as no surprise that the game as netted huge losses for Square Enix in their most recent quarter reports.

The Gladstone Library in Wales provides just that: a massive Victorian library with over 150,000 titles with bed and breakfast rooms.

The Merkins covered the Guns N’ Roses classic “Sweet Child O’ Mine” with a baby Yoda twist called “Green Child O’ Mine.”

“GoldenEye” is one of the most memorable and culturally influential 007 James Bond film of its time.

What s15e18 “Despair” ultimately does is prepare “Supernatural” fans for goodbye, which we’re still not ready for, honestly