If you sit in a dark room, people might think you’re a little off, but if you sit in a dark movie theater, now they’ll think you’re a consumer of the visual arts. See how you fooled ’em? Here are a few dark rooms for you, in this week’s Showtime.
Dan Aykroyd (as Ray Stantz): “It’s commanding an army of the undead.”
Kumail Nanjiani (as Nadeem Razmaadi): “I think we’re all going to die.”
Paul Rudd (as Gary Grooberson): “Hold on to your ass.”
A cold-hearted ghost is trying to scare you to death in “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire.”
Paul Rudd teams up with the OG cast to put this evil force back where it belongs, and of course, to save the world. Because … when something’s strange in the neighborhood, who you gonna call?
Álvaro Morte (as Father Sal Tedeschi): “It’s a miracle. You are with child.”
But is her baby really a miracle or a curse? Sydney Sweeney is Sister Cecilia in the horror flick “Immaculate.”
She’s a newbie nun in a haunted convent who becomes pregnant in an immaculate conception. The place is freaking her out, and she wants to break free.
Russell Crowe (as Roy Freeman): “If we’ve put away the wrong guy, this is a chance for us to make that right.”
Tommy Flanagan (as Jimmy Remis): “Move on and forget about all this.”
Forgetting is something Russell Crowe can definitely do in “Sleeping Dogs,” because he plays an ex-homicide detective with memory loss. The murder he’s out to solve has him questioning if he’s imagining things.
Michael Cherrie (as Conrad Chisholm): “You’re about to make history.”
Tiberius Byrd (as Jerry): “You’re going to be president? You ain’t no man.”
Regina King (as Shirley Chisholm): “Maybe we should find your mother.”
Regina King plays Shirley Chisholm, who became the first Black woman elected to U.S. Congress.
“Shirley” is a biopic about her journey running for president. The film tells a story compiled from conversations with those who knew her best.
Billy Magnussen (as Ben Brandt): “Tell me about this bouncer.”
Arturo Castro (as Moe): “The guy’s all nice like he’s Mr. Rogers or something, but he’ll haul off.”
Jake Gyllenhaal breaks knuckles, heads — every body part, really. “Road House” is an action flick and a retelling of the 1989 movie starring Patrick Swayze.
This time, Jake is an ex-UFC fighter hired to protect a bar in the Florida Keys. A real estate mogul wants to build a resort and uses Conor McGregor to muscle them out.
Jake Gyllenhaal (as Elwood Dalton): “People seem a little aggressive around here.”
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