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“Eddington” Review: Ari Aster Trades Horror for Westerns—and Stumbles
Ari Aster has built his reputation as one of the most talked-about horror filmmakers of this century, thanks to Hereditary, Midsommar,...

Robbie
Aug 19


'The Rainmaker' USA TV Series Review: A Legal Drama That Knows What It’s Doing
When I hit play on The Rainmaker , USA Network’s big return to scripted television, I expected recycled Grisham drama with a fresh coat of streaming-era gloss. What I got instead? A surprisingly solid legal drama that delivers real character work, engaging courtroom stakes, and a cliffhanger that actually earns its airtime. Yes, The Rainmaker just did what Suits: LA thought it was doing. A Familiar Premise with Fresh Energy Based on John Grisham’s 1995 novel (and the 1997 f

Je-Ree
Aug 16


'Butterfly' Review: Daniel Dae Kim Shines in a Spy Thriller That Doesn’t Quite Take Flight
If you’ve been dying for a mainstream Asian-led spy thriller that doesn’t feel like a recycled Jason Bourne leftover, Amazon Prime...

Je-Ree
Aug 11


Freakier Friday Review: A Nostalgic Ride Packed with Laughs and Surprises
Freakier Friday is finally here bringing back the classic body swap comedy with a fresh twist. Nearly twenty years after the last Freaky...

Rachel
Aug 10


Dexter: Resurrection Season 1, Episode 6 Review: Cats and Mouse
Prater is getting restless. One of his serial killers is missing, and another sits in jail. Meanwhile, Dexter is itching for a kill. He’s...

Jazz
Aug 10


Alien Earth Review: The Best New Sci-Fi Horror Series You Need to Watch
Just when you thought the Alien franchise had milled its last drop of xenomorph terror, Alien Earth comes along to remind you that...

Rachel
Aug 9


Sorry, Baby (2025) Review: A Raw and Compassionate Debut from Eva Victor
Sorry, Baby (2025) Film Review I had never heard of Eva Victor before, but in 2025 they made a striking entrance into the world of...

Robbie
Aug 7


'Wednesday' Season 2 Part 1 Review: Still Goth, Still Weird, Still Totally Addictive
Okay, so Wednesday is back on Netflix with Season 2 Part 1, and honestly, it’s exactly the creepy, quirky ride we signed up for—mostly....

Rachel
Aug 7


Review: 'The Pickup' on Prime Video: Wild Rom-Com Meets Action Heist
The Pickup is one of those rare romantic comedies that starts off in the most unexpected way and keeps surprising you throughout. What...

Barbara
Aug 7


Eyes of Wakanda Review: Wakanda’s Secret Warriors Get Their Time to Shine
If you’ve been missing Wakanda like a vibranium-deprived tech junkie, Eyes of Wakanda is the return you didn’t know you needed but will...

Je-Ree
Aug 1


Chief of War Review: Jason Momoa’s Most Powerful Role Yet Hits Harder Than Expected
Let’s get one thing out of the way: if you’re expecting Chief of War to be just another Jason Momoa chest-thumping action fest, think...

Je-Ree
Jul 31


Review: Happy Gilmore 2 (2025): A Worthy Legacy Sequel?
Adam Sandler has been one of my favorite comedic actors for many years now. I don’t care what the critics say—I genuinely don’t think...

Robbie
Jul 26


Star Trek: Strange New Worlds – "Shuttle to Kenfori" Review
Season 3, Episode 3 The third episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3, titled “Shuttle to Kenfori” , delivers a thrilling...

Barbara
Jul 25


Washington Black Review: A Sweeping Adventure That’s Equal Parts Stunning and Frustrating
If you are on the lookout for a new show that mixes epic adventure with a hefty dose of historical drama, then Washington Black might...

Rachel
Jul 24


The Sandman Netflix Season 2 Volume 2 Review: Dream Logic or Just a Sleeper?
I’ve been a Sandman fan since I first cracked open Neil Gaiman’s graphic novels in college, and when Netflix picked it up, I was...

Rachel
Jul 24


'Fantastic Four: First Steps' Review - A Retro Ride with Big Stakes and a Few Stumbles
Marvel's First Family is finally back on the big screen and Fantastic Four First Steps is... well, a bit of everything. With a retro 60s...

Je-Ree
Jul 22


Netflix’s Amy Bradley Is Missing: A Haunting Look at One of the Most Puzzling Cruise Ship Disappearances
In recent years, Netflix has become a go-to platform for compelling true crime documentaries, and its latest release Amy Bradley Is...

Je-Ree
Jul 20


I Know What You Did Last Summer 2025 Review: Nostalgia, Screams, and Slight Regrets
The Slasher is Back and He’s Wearing a Hoodie Now They say everything old becomes new again, especially in Hollywood. If you thought the...

Rachel
Jul 20


Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Episodes 1-2 Review — Welcome Back!
Star Trek Strange New Worlds Season 3 starts off strong with two thrilling new episodes. Engage! The first episode picks up right where...

Barbara
Jul 18


The Gilded Age Season 3 Episode 4 Review: Does Gladys Say I Do in Marriage is a Gamble?
The Gilded Age continues to deliver rich storytelling and captivating drama, and Season 3 Episode 4 titled Marriage is a Gamble does not...

Je-Ree
Jul 13
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