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Netflix’s Splinter Cell: Deathwatch review: another victim of the video game adaptation curse

TL;DR: Netflix’s Splinter Cell: Deathwatch looks the part but forgets the soul. It’s another casualty of the Halo Curse—slick, noisy, and empty where it should’ve been quiet, deliberate, and human. There’s a particular…

Apple TV drops The Family Plan 2 trailer, sets November 21 release

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Oct 15

Apple has dropped the first The Family Plan 2 trailer, and the sequel leans into the original’s family-on-the-run formula with a cleaner hook and a higher profile villain. Mark Wahlberg…

Brilliant Minds S2E4 review: when genius turns into a mirror you don’t want to look at

TL;DR: Wolf gets a donor case that doubles as therapy, Ericka spirals into self-destruction, and Charlie Porter stops being a cartoon villain long enough to become something genuinely dangerous. Brilliant Minds is back…

Apple’s streaming service officially rebrands to Apple TV with “vibrant new identity”

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Oct 14

Apple has quietly rebranded its streaming service, dropping the “+” from Apple TV+ and simplifying its name to Apple TV. The change was subtly announced in a press release promoting F1: The Movie, Apple’s…

Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour: The End of an Era docu-series arrives on Disney+ this December

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Oct 14

Taylor Swift’s record-shattering Eras Tour is getting a definitive send-off — not on stage, but on screen. Disney+ has announced Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour | The End of an Era, a six-part…

Halloween streaming just got better with OSN+’s ultimate horror collection

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Oct 13

OSN+ is leaning into Halloween with a curated horror lineup that stretches well beyond October 31. The platform’s seasonal programming invites viewers to “step into spooky season” with a mix…

Tulsa King S3E4 review: Dwight’s crew wins the battle, but loses the edge

TL;DR: Dwight’s crew gets their groove (and their bourbon) back, but the ease of their victory leaves a suspicious aftertaste. Great acting, solid tension, but maybe too neat for its own…

Hulu officially joins Disney+ worldwide, replacing Star across markets

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Oct 13

Disney+ has officially integrated Hulu as its global general entertainment brand, replacing the Star tile across international markets from October 8, 2025. The change unifies Disney’s entertainment ecosystem under a…

Task episode 6 review: a bloody shootout and the series’ most devastating moment yet

TL;DR: Task Episode 6 delivers HBO’s most emotionally brutal hour of the year — a forest shootout drenched in guilt, redemption, and the quiet hum of inevitability. Ruffalo is extraordinary. The…

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon S3E6: when the apocalypse forgets to be scary

TL;DR: Carol deserves better, Daryl deserves rest, and Fede deserves a rewrite. “Controbando” isn’t terrible — it’s just tired. The apocalypse has never felt this safe, and that’s the real…

Tron: Ares ending explained: how that mid-credits scene sets up Tron 4

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Oct 13

After a 15-year gap between installments, Tron: Ares has arrived — and its explosive ending points clearly toward the future of the franchise. The film brings back major legacy characters and introduces…

What to expect from The Night Agent season 3: global missions, new faces, and fallout

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Oct 13

Netflix’s political thriller The Night Agent has wrapped production on its third season, setting the stage for another tense installment in the hit series. While the streaming giant hasn’t yet confirmed a…

Marvel unveils 2026 Disney Plus lineup at NYCC: X-Men ’97, VisionQuest, and more

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Oct 13

Marvel used its New York Comic-Con 2025 showcase to outline what fans can expect from its expanding Disney Plus lineup in 2026. The studio revealed new release windows for several…

Peacemaker S2E8 review: a flawed but heartfelt finale sets up the DCU’s future

TL;DR: Messy but moving, Peacemaker Season 2’s finale drops the narrative ball but scores a moral victory. It’s overstuffed, overextended, and occasionally brilliant — much like its hero. Making the…

The Woman in Cabin 10 review: Netflix’s new thrillers looks gorgeous but feels empty

TL;DR: Netflix’s The Woman in Cabin 10 sails smoothly on Keira Knightley’s shoulders—a stylish, moody thriller that looks amazing and feels just okay. There’s a very specific kind of Netflix movie that’s become…

The Last Frontier review: Apple TV+’s new thriller is cold-blooded and kinda beautiful

TL;DR: Think The Blacklist meets Wind River, but with more snow, better writing, and characters worth freezing for. There’s a special kind of pleasure in being blindsided by a show you…

First Look: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms promises a grittier return to Westeros

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Oct 10

HBO has unveiled the first trailer for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, its next Game of Thrones prequel series, during a packed panel at New York Comic Con. The series, officially titled A…

The Chair Company review: Please take a seat for Tim Robinson’s weirdest ride yet

TL;DR: Tim Robinson builds a conspiracy out of shame in The Chair Company, a surreal HBO comedy that turns social anxiety into high art. It’s weird, wild, and painfully relatable—a…

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