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The Feel-Good Buddy Family Comedy of the Summer – ORANGE JUSTICE – Now Streaming on VOD

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Tom Malloy, Marlhy Murphy, Scott Baker

Marlhy Murphy as Lacey

Scott Baker (Taylor) Tom Malloy (Murph)

Reviving Big Laughs on the Big Screen, Ex-NYPD Cop Turned Stand-Up Scott Baker Joins Forces with Producer/Actor Tom Malloy in a Zany, Fully Unscripted Comedy/Adventure.

“Our main goal was to create a film that simply brings laughter and good vibes — there just aren’t enough wide-appeal, uplifting comedies out there for families to watch together these days.”— Scott BakerLOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, July 15, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — In an era when viewers are craving movies the entire family can genuinely enjoy together, Orange Justice arrives on the scene to provide exactly that: big belly laughs, heartwarming entertainment, and a comedic ride built to delight audiences spanning all ages.

Now accessible on every major streaming VOD platform, Orange Justice is being hailed as a “summer comedy hit that will have you roaring with laughter,” blending rapid-fire improvisation, absurd predicaments, and an optimistic, cheerful tone seldom found in the comedy landscape today.

The movie stars and was co-penned by ex-NYPD officer turned comic Scott Baker alongside producer, actor, and filmmaker Tom Malloy. The two have been performing improv together for more than 15 years, including their cult-favorite Amazon comedy series MIDTOWN, and bring that same chemistry and off-the-cuff comedic approach to the silver screen.

Helmed by director Mario Garciduenas, the story follows two endlessly bickering NYPD partners, Rick Taylor (Baker) and Tommy “Murph” Murphy (Malloy), whose lives get thrown into chaos after a ridiculous mix-up involving a bag of oranges goes viral online. Suspended from duty and determined to restore their reputations, the pair hit the road chaperoning a teenage girl, Lacey (Marlhy Murphy) from Chicago to Vancouver to meet the father she has never known. Along the journey, they tumble through one ridiculous predicament after another, turning a straightforward road trip into a chaotic cross-country comedy escapade packed with constant laughs, warmth, and pure mayhem.

In contrast to many contemporary comedies, Orange Justice is entirely appropriate for all ages, featuring no foul language and humor that audiences can happily share together.
The film also boasts a strong supporting cast that amplifies the nonstop laughs and emotional core of the tale, including Rhasaan Orange as Buzzy, the fast-talking confidential informant caught in the middle of the turmoil; Jeff Doucette as Uncle Shamus, the old-school former officer who launches the adventure; Danielle Vasinova as Joanna, Lacey’s protective mother; and Natalie Stavola as Rachel, a tough and attractive Canadian Mountie they encounter along the way. Together, the ensemble helps shape the film’s classic buddy-comedy vibe while maintaining a fresh, contemporary energy packed with humor.

The movie also presents a fun and human depiction of law enforcement, partly inspired by Baker’s authentic experience as a New York City police officer before his move into comedy and entertainment. The film debuted on July 1, 2026.

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Orange Justice Official Trailer


David Hall

David Hall

David is the senior editor at TodayInCinema. He has a background in journalism and has worked with various media outlets, covering topics ranging from box office analysis and film reviews to awards season and streaming industry news. When he is not writing, David enjoys reading, hiking, photography, and exploring new coffee shops.


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