Coming next week to Netflix, Bodies finds 4 different British police officers investigating the same mysterious dead body.

Seemingly in line with their other horror comedies like Happy Death Day and Freaky, Blumhouse sends Kiernan Shipka back to the 80s in Totally Killer.

Taking over for Steven Spielberg, director James Mangold previously sent Wolverine off with Logan and has now directed what is Harrison Ford’s final time in the fedora with Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.  While obviously not at the level of any of the original trilogy, it is a massive improvement over Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and a fun, if overly long, send-off for Indy.

Hyped up by various executives at DC and WB as one of the greatest superhero movies ever made, The Flash is definitely not that.  It’s mostly okay with fun moments sprinkled throughout but it ends in a sludge of questionable special effects and empty fan service.

Michael Keaton gets the spotlight in the latest trailer for this summer’s The Flash as he returns as Batman to help the Barry Allens save the multiverse.

Like most popular 80s and 90s movies, Bill & Ted got an animated Saturday morning cartoon starting in 1990.  The difference between Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventures and other animated shows based on movies was that George Carlin, Alex Winter, Keanu Reeves, and Bernie Casey (who played Mr. Ryan in the films) reprised their roles, at least for the first season.

The team leader of the Time Safari expedition team, which brings rich clients back in time to kill a dinosaur, Travis Ryer leads a race against time to figure out what changed on their latest safari that is causing devastating time waves, which are warping the climate and animals of Earth and will eventually affect humanity if they can’t be stopped.

The boys are back this month on Paramount+ when Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe streams exclusively on the streaming service on June 23rd.