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Landman season 2 review: Thornton, Moore, and a storm of oil and power
TL;DR: Landman Season 2 finally feels like it’s drilling in the right direction, thanks to Demi Moore’s powerhouse performance and Andy Garcia’s cold, calculated charm. The show is more gripping,…
Mayor of Kingstown season 4 episode 7 review: Sheridan turns crime into chess
TL;DR: Mayor of Kingstown Season 4, Episode 7 turns the series into a full-blown chess match, elevating the crime thriller stakes with chilling character shifts, devastating betrayals, and some of…
Netflix’s Warner Bros deal threatens HBO’s survival on OSN+ in the Middle East, what should subscribers expect now
Netflix’s move to acquire Warner Bros., HBO, and HBO Max in an $82.7 billion deal signals a major shift in the global entertainment landscape, and its implications will be felt…
Netflix just bought Warner Bros. and HBO in the biggest universe mash-up in modern entertainment
Netflix has reached an $82.7 billion agreement to acquire Warner Bros. studios along with HBO and HBO Max, a deal that will reshape the entertainment landscape and significantly expand the…
Jay Kelly review: Clooney’s most personal performance since Up in the Air
TL;DR: Jay Kelly is George Clooney’s most introspective and emotionally vulnerable performance in years — a meta-Hollywood dramedy that mixes Fellini flair, Baumbach melancholy, and Clooney charisma into a story…
Netflix confirms release date for The Immortal Man, the next chapter of Peaky Blinders
Netflix has confirmed the release date for The Immortal Man, the long-awaited Peaky Blinders movie that will pick up the story after the series concluded in 2022. The announcement arrived alongside a new…
Pluribus episode 6 review: the John Cena twist that completely breaks the series wide open
TL;DR: Pluribus Episode 6 delivers the show’s most jaw-dropping reveal yet, featuring a perfectly unhinged John Cena cameo that explains the Others’ taboo food source. Carol hits new emotional lows,…
Kate Walsh returns to Grey’s Anatomy for season 22, though details remain limited
Kate Walsh is set to return to Grey’s Anatomy for Season 22, adding another chapter to her long-running connection with the medical drama. A new report confirms that Walsh will…
Tehran returns to Apple TV with season three and a fourth already underway
he espionage drama Tehran is set to return to Apple TV on January 9, marking the start of its third season and extending the show's run into early 2026. New…
My Secret Santa review: a holiday rom-com running on familiar Christmas code
TL;DR: My Secret Santa is a predictable but warm Netflix holiday rom-com powered almost entirely by Alexandra Breckenridge’s heartfelt, funny, emotionally grounded performance. It sticks closely to the genre formula but uses…
Oh. What. Fun. review: a festive comedy that forgot to install the emotional patch
TL;DR: Oh. What. Fun. wants to reinvent the holiday movie through a mom-focused lens, but ends up serving a reheated casserole of old clichés, confusing tonal shifts, and underdeveloped emotional…
The Abandons review: style, fury, and some very questionable dialogue
TL;DR: The Abandons is an over-serious, occasionally clunky, but undeniably compelling western powered by two killer performances from Gillian Anderson and Lena Headey. The script wobbles, the tone is heavier than…
What to watch in December on OSN+: four standout films closing out the year
December closes the year with a focused but diverse lineup of new films — and if you’re deciding what to watch this month on OSN+, here's a mix of documentary…
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 review: lore chaos, jump scares, and animatronic nonsense done right
TL;DR: Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 is a messy, fun, lore-soaked celebration of everything that makes the franchise such a bizarre cultural phenomenon. It’s made for fans first, moviegoers second,…
Four Netflix films to anchor your December 2025 watchlist
Netflix is closing out 2025 with a mix of franchise titles, holiday programming, and a few quieter dramas designed to appeal to viewers looking for something beyond seasonal comfort films.…
Obsession trailer positions Curry Barker for a broader horror breakout
Obsession has emerged as one of 2026’s early horror contenders, and the first teaser offers a measured glimpse into why the film has been gaining attention on the festival circuit.…
Avatar Fire & Ash first reactions point to ambitious visuals and familiar flaws
Avatar: Fire & Ash is only weeks away from release, and early reactions are beginning to shape expectations for James Cameron’s third trip to Pandora. As the year winds down,…
Primitive War review: because what Vietnam really needed was a T-Rex
TL;DR: Primitive War is a joyously trashy, Vietnam-set dino bloodbath filled with Creedence tracks, plasticky monsters, and buckets of gore. It’s repetitive but never boring — a beer-and-popcorn fever dream…