Welcome to our episode for May 29, 2015!

It’s another short week but plenty to cover! We review Mad Max: Fury Road and Tomorrowland, the Serial Podcast is coming back for 2 seasons, and Batman will make a cameo in Suicide Squad.

Then in Talk Nerdy to Me, Kung Fury is out so watch it right now in the links, there’s two Honest Trailers, and Hocus Pocus comes to Walt Disney World!

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“My Geek Confessions – Watching Bad Movies, So You Don’t Have To!”

* Amy Schumer had some amazing skits this week that we wanted to highlight. First off, is this Cosmos parody with Bill Nye and showing us that the Universe is not just some source of fate for white women in their 20s. Second is a skit about the Trial of Bill Cosby in the Court of Public Opinion.

* The guys over at Screen Junkies are at it again with two new Honest Trailers. The first is for Armageddon and the second is for Jupiter Ascending where they don’t even make fun of it, they just straight up tell the plot.

* Bad Lip Reading is back with Redneck Avengers: Tulsa Nights, that might work just a little bit too well. I just wish they had put this out a few weeks earlier.

* Just announced along with the dates for the English theatrical debut of Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’, Funimation released the first English teaser trailer for the film.

* We’ve been talking about this for a long time but it’s now finally made it’s debut – Kung Fury THE MOVIE. Make sure that you give it a watch, it’s excellent!

Box Office

Box Office Mojo for May 22 – 24, 2015

In Theaters – May 29, 2015

New Releases for May 26, 2015

Movie News

Guess Who’s Chasing the Joker In New Suicide Squad Photos?

The Rock becomes King of Selfies with Guinness World Record

Actress Anne Meara, wife of Jerry Stiller, dies

Lawyer: Tracy Morgan happy Wal-Mart crash lawsuit behind him

TV News

Debut of ‘Daily Show With Trevor Noah’ set for Sept. 28

‘Serial’ plans for 2 more seasons, beginning this fall

Amy Schumer defends Bill Cosby in the Court of Public Opinion

‘Inside Amy Schumer’s’ sexy rodeos sketch crashes Institute for Women’s Policy Research site