After almost a decade of watching the kids of Hawkins fight against the terrors of the Upside Down, Stranger Things is coming to an end. This week on Trust Me, Jerry dives back into the horror and mystery of this decade-long story. Does the first batch of episodes impress, or does it leave him ...

Jerry returns to the Land of Oz for the finale to last year's smash hit Wicked. Does this sequel conjure the magic of the original or did it come crashing down like Dorothy's house?

This week on Trust Me, they only want to make Carol happy. Jerry takes a look at the new series Pluribus from the creators of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. Rhea Seehorn stars as Carol, the seemingly only immune person in the world from an alien virus that makes everyone share one conscienc...

Great Scott! Has it really been that long? Back to the Future returns to theaters for its 40th anniversary. Jerry and Bradley hit the cinema to experience this classic. This week on Trust Me, Jerry looks back on this beloved blockbuster that shaped a decade...for the first time in a movie the...

It's vampires, werewolves, witches, and ghosts. Oh my! This week on Trust Me, Jerry gives his picks for all the Halloween favorites. From black-and-white classics to modern cinema nightmares and kid-friendly favorites, these top 5 lists span the decades.

As spooky season continues, so do Jerry's rankings of the slasher legends. This week on Trust Me, we rank the long and complicated history of Jason Voorhees and the Friday the 13th franchise. Which ones are a cut above the rest? You're definitely going to want to check out this ranking since J...

It's a bonus edition of Trust Me! Keeping with the Halloween spirit, Jerry decides to rank another legendary horror series. This week, it's his all-time favorite, A Nightmare on Elm Street. Find out where Freddy shines and where he left us dreaming for more.

This week on Trust Me, Jerry takes a look at the highly-anticipated independent film Good Boy, a horror movie told from the perspective of man's best friend. Does this movie bark at the moon or chase its own tail? Find out on this episode of Trust Me. Good Boy is now playing in theaters.

October is here, so that means one thing. Halloween. This week on Trust Me, Jerry tries something a little different by ranking the entire Halloween series from worst to best.

This week on Trust Me, Jerry gets a jumpstart on spooky season. We take a look at the supernatural anthology Freaky Tales. Pedro Pascal leads an ensemble cast through four separate, yet connected stories. Does it work or not? Find out this week on Trust Me, and let us know what some of your f...

The long-running Dexter franchise is back from the dead in Dexter: Resurrection. Like most of the fanbase, Jerry was disappointed in later seasons and revivals. Has the cast and crew finally laid it all on the table? Find out on this week's edition of Trust Me. Let us know what you think of t...

On this week's edition of Trust Me, Jerry takes a look at the new Netflix documentary aka Charlie Sheen. As Sheen recounts the highs and lows of his life and career, several family members, co-stars, and friends share their sides of the story. aka Charlie Sheen is streaming now on Netflix.

Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water, Jaws returns to theaters for its 50th anniversary. This week on Trust Me, Jerry looks at the origin of the summer blockbuster to see if it holds up. Jaws is playing again in theaters.

Bob Odenkirk's semi-retired assassin Hutch takes his family on a much-needed vacation...What could possibly go wrong? This week on Trust Me, Jerry sees what it would be like if John Wick was Clark Griswold in the sequel to the 2021 sleeper hit.

As school starts back and we inch closer to spooky season, Jerry takes a look at the first big horror film of the new semester. Critics and audiences alike are praising Weapons, starring Julia Garner and Josh Brolin. Does Jerry agree with his peers or is he left alone in the classroom? Find ou...

This week, Jerry takes a look at the newest entry in The Naked Gun franchise. Does Liam Neeson fill the shoes of the late, great Leslie Nielsen, or is the case closed on this franchise? Investigate with us to find out on this week's Trust Me.

This week on Trust Me, Adam Sandler returns to tee up at the golf course as one of his most beloved characters in Happy Gilmore 2. However, is this revival a hole-in-one or stuck in a sand trap? Find out as Jerry gives his thoughts on this long-awaited sequel that is streaming now on Netflix.

Jerry finally got around to watching one of the biggest movies so far this year, Ryan Coogler's Sinners. Does this period piece/vampire thriller drain the life out of the viewer or will it live forever? Find out this week on Trust Me (R.I.P., Ozzy Osbourne).

This week on Trust Me, the Man of Steel returns to the silver screen as Jerry talks about James Gunn's Superman. Does this version of the iconic hero soar or is it loaded with kryptonite? Find out this week on Trust Me.

It's time to play the game. Squid Game has come to an end. Did Jerry think the ending to this phenomenon stuck the landing? Find out on this week's episode of Trust Me!

This week on Trust Me, Jerry takes a look at a new take on an old tale. Neighborhood Watch, starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Jack Quaid, is a callback to Hitchcock's suspense stories. Does it live up to that standard though? Find out this week on Trust Me.

Do you believe in magic? Whether you do or don't, Jerry invites you to look with him at the latest Netflix special Justin Willman: Magic Lover. This hour-long stand-up/magic performance is suitable for the entire family. Tune in this week on Trust Me to see if Willman was able to cast a spell...

In celebration of Father's Day, Jerry looks back on his favorite fictional cinematic dads from the worlds of film and television. See if your favorites made the list. Happy Father's Day to all the real dads out there.

Jerry returns to the Miyagi-verse this week as we look at the latest installment in the Karate Kid franchise, Karate Kid: Legends. Now playing in theaters. Does this movie have balance, or did it sweep the leg? Find out now on Trust Me.