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Mayor of Kingstown season 4, episode 8 review: this is what peak crime TV looks like
TL;DR: Mayor of Kingstown Season 4, Episode 8 is a masterclass in tension, restraint, and emotional devastation. With one ruthless, perfectly executed twist, the series reaches its creative peak, redefining…
IT: Welcome to Derry finale review: a brutal, brilliant twist that was hiding in plain sight
TL;DR: The finale of IT: Welcome to Derry confirms that Marge is Richie Tozier’s mother, turning a fan theory into a devastating, franchise-defining reveal. By tying Rich’s sacrifice directly to…
Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery review: the case that remembers what murder mysteries are for
TL;DR: A darker, more traditional Knives Out sequel that dials back the gimmicks, delivers a solid mystery, and reminds us why Benoit Blanc works—just don’t expect every supporting character to…
The Night Manager season 2 trailer confirms January release on Prime Video
The Night Manager is officially returning for a second season, with a newly released trailer confirming long-awaited release dates for the continuation of the John le Carré television series. Nearly…
F1: The Movie arrives on Apple TV after record box office run
After a strong theatrical run earlier this year, F1: The Movie is now available to stream on Apple TV, marking the end of its transition from cinemas to home viewing.…
House of the Dragon season 3 footage signals the true beginning of the dance
New footage from House of the Dragon season 3 suggests the series is finally moving from political maneuvering into open and devastating conflict. In the brief preview released as part…
The End of an Era review: Taylor Swift faces fear, fame, and the cost of global stardom
TL;DR: Taylor Swift: The End of an Era is a quietly devastating behind-the-scenes docuseries that captures the human cost of running the biggest tour on Earth in an increasingly unsafe…
Pluribus episode 7 review: Carol breaks, Manousos bleeds, and the hive moves in
TL;DR: Pluribus Episode 7 is a beautifully cruel road trip episode that pits Carol’s emotional collapse against Manousos’ unwavering defiance, proving that solitude is as dangerous as assimilation and that…
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie leans into action in first preview
A brief preview for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie debuted at The Game Awards 2025, offering the first real glimpse of how Nintendo and Illumination are positioning the sequel ahead…
Man vs Baby review: Rowan Atkinson’s most forgettable Christmas comedy
TL;DR: Rowan Atkinson returns with a Christmas special so syrupy and low-stakes it forgets to be funny, leaving Man vs Baby as a hollow, over-sweet holiday trifle with none of…
Ella McCay movie review: James L. Brooks misses the spark of his classics
TL;DR: The hardest part of watching Ella McCay is realizing that Brooks hasn’t lost his curiosity—just his precision. His characters still talk like they’re halfway through a life-changing epiphany. His…
What to watch in December on OSN+: blockbusters, big series & festive magic
December on OSN+ isn’t just a watchlist — it’s a full-blown cinematic buffet. We’re talking mega blockbusters, prestige dramas, true crime deep dives, Turkish heartbreak, Arabic thrillers, and enough Christmas…
Dust Bunny review: a genre-blending creature tale that never fully comes together
TL;DR: Dust Bunny is a visually uneven, narratively scattered dark fantasy that squanders its killer premise but survives on charm, cast chemistry, and fleeting sparks of Bryan Fuller magic. Great…
Supergirl teaser offers first look at Milly Alcock’s Kara Zor-El in the new DCU
DC Studios has released a short teaser for its upcoming Supergirl film, offering the clearest look yet at Milly Alcock’s version of Kara Zor-El in the newly established DC Universe.…
Wildcat Review: Kate Beckinsale’s crime caper mostly delivers, even when the budget clearly doesn’t
TL;DR: Wildcat is a scruffy, low-budget but surprisingly fun crime thriller led by a committed Kate Beckinsale performance and supported by a lively ensemble. The CGI is cheap, the world…
STARZPLAY’s Million Dollar Listing UAE returns with new cast dynamics and market pressures
Million Dollar Listing UAE returns this year with a second season that positions itself as a more grounded take on the region’s luxury property market. The series, a STARZPLAY original…
Dust Bunny, Wildcat and more: what’s new in UAE cinemas on December 11
If you are planning a trip to the big screen this week in the UAE, four new films arrive in cinemas on 11 December 2025, offering a mix of genres…
Who Hired the Hitman? review: a smarter, funnier, more watchable true-crime experience than the title suggests
TL;DR: Who Hired the Hitman? is a witty, self-aware true-crime docuseries that embraces both the gravity and absurdity of real-world murder cases. It isn’t prestige television, but it delivers snappy…