In honor of the long-awaited release of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Jerry looks back at the original while we prepare for the new one.

True love never dies, but Jerry has none for the remake of The Crow.

Did Alien: Romulus grip Jerry like a facehugger?

Jerry has his first trip to the Borderlands.

Is Jerry going to be ensnared by M. Night Shyamalan's Trap?

The Trust Me crew came together to see Deadpool & Wolverine. Jerry now wants to run his mouth about the Merc With a Mouth.

Jerry reviews what he can of the final season of Cobra Kai since the full season isn't out yet.

With Jerry away for the week, Bradley sets sail with One Piece.

After years of waiting for it to come out, Jerry is excited to share his thoughts on Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F.

Jerry reviews The Bikeriders to see if it is riding high.

After winning a signed poster in an auction, Jerry wants to let you know why you should stay awake during A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master.

Jerry watches the Netflix thriller miniseries Eric.

Jerry reviews Parish. Does Giancarlo Esposito have gas in the tank, or is he running on fumes?

Jerry's love for the 1994 version of The Crow never dies.

Jerry gets in the ring with The Iron Claw, a biopic about the wrestling family the Von Erics.

Jerry goes down a dark rabbit hole in the miniseries Baby Reindeer. Despite it being about a comedian, this was no laughing matter.

On this week's Trust Me, Jerry reviews the new Netflix dark fantasy movie Damsel. Will this tale soar like a dragon or be burned by its flames?

To honor the recent passing of Teddy Paynter, Jerry recounts some of the most iconic sports movies of all time.

On this week's episode of Trust Me, Jerry takes a look at the 2024 remake of the classic 1980s action movie Road House. Is this movie down for the count, or does it have some fight in it?

Jerry remembers one of his favorite television shows, Better Call Saul.

Jerry takes a look at Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire.