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.

In honor of Karate Kid: Legends hitting theaters, Jerry looks back on this long-running franchise full of action and heart.

This week on Trust Me, Jerry toasts the memory of George Wendt. While never a leading man, Wendt's portrayal of Norm Peterson on Cheers made sure everybody knew his name. We look back on that and a few of Jerry's favorite performances by the beloved sitcom actor.

In the latest Nicolas Cage thriller The Surfer, Cage is being tormented by Julian McMahon's surf gang, or he's simply nuts. Join us this week on Trust Me as Jerry tries to figure out which one it is.

We've made it to the 50th episode of Trust Me. Thank you to everyone who has liked, shared, or enjoyed the show. This week, for our fiftieth episode, we take a look at a fifty-year career. Jerry hit the theater to watch Cheech & Chong's Last Movie. Jerry gives his thoughts on this surprising ...

It's the Mafia...British style! This week, Jerry gives his first impression of the new Paramount+ series MobLand, currently dropping new episodes each week. Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren lead an ensemble cast. With that much star power and great directors such as Guy Ritchie, doe...

In the 1980s, one negative article could change the entire course of someone's career. That's exactly what happened with the Brat Pack. Jerry takes a look at Andrew McCarthy's documentary Brats to see where a group of rising stars ended up thirty years later.

This week on Trust Me, we look back on the remarkable career of the late Val Kilmer. From Batman to Iceman, Jerry remembers his ten favorite performances of the versatile actor.

This week on Trust Me, we take a look at the latest Netflix mini-series that has become a worldwide sensation. Jerry gives his thoughts on the riveting Adolescence, streaming now on Netflix.

This week on Trust Me, we get action, suspense, comedy, AND body horror. In the new movie Novocaine, Jack Quaid can't feel pain, but it will make you wince when the movie tries to make him feel it. Strap in. It's going to be a bumpy ride. Novocaine, rated R (like HARD R), is now playing in th...

Ever wonder what it's like to grow up in a basketball family and then suddenly be thrust into the leadership role? That's what happens to Kate Hudson in the new series Running Point. This week, Jerry enters the game of behind the scenes politics, family in-fighting, and playmaking on and off th...

What happens when questionable marketing, a vague title, and very little promotion go into a new movie? You get an underperforming gem like the new Bill Murray movie Riff Raff. This week, the only riff raff is the title as Jerry dives into this star-studded black comedy crime drama.

In this latest Stephen King adaptation, Jerry totally gets what he wasn't expecting. The Monkey doesn't toy around. Now playing in theaters.

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