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Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2 finale review: the battle, the betrayal, and the epic changes
TL;DR: The Percy Jackson season 2 finale delivers the show’s biggest battle, its boldest book changes, and its most confident storytelling yet. While the action could have lasted longer, the…
No dragons, just two kids, a sword, and bad decisions: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms proves Westeros still has a soul
Returning to Westeros is always a risk. After dragons, dynasties, and world-ending threats, how do you scale things back without making them feel small? According to the cast and creators…
Return to Silent Hill Review: a devastating failure that proves some games should never be adapted
TL;DR: Return to Silent Hill is a hollow, misguided adaptation that mistakes visual accuracy for emotional truth. By stripping Silent Hill 2 of its psychological depth and replacing it with…
Drops of God season 2 premier review: legacy, loss, and the beauty of going too deep
TL;DR: Drops of God Season 2 opens with a visually stunning, emotionally restrained premiere that leans harder into character, obsession, and legacy than ever before. An Unexpected Gift is slow,…
Fallout season 2 episode 6 review: the Ghoul’s past, Vault-Tec’s future, and no good choices left
TL;DR: Fallout Season 2 Episode 6 is a dense, unsettling, and emotionally rich hour that finally brings the show’s biggest ideas into direct conflict. With standout performances, chilling moral dilemmas,…
Steal review: Prime Video’s crime thriller builds a smart, complicated conspiracy that hooks you fast
TL;DR: Steal is an imperfect but addictive Prime Video thriller anchored by a standout performance from Sophie Turner. Its layered conspiracy and thematic ambition occasionally overwhelm the story, but strong…
High Potential S2E10 review: Morgan’s rule-breaking finally has a cost in the series’ most tense episode yet
TL;DR: High Potential Season 2 Episode 10 is a standout hour that finally forces Morgan to face real consequences, deepens the show’s most compelling power struggles, and sets up a…
The Last Thing He Told Me returns with a first look at season 2
After a long stretch of silence, The Last Thing He Told Me is finally returning with a second season, and Apple TV+ has released its first full trailer ahead of the show’s…
Primate review: the slasher movie where the killer is just a very angry monkey
TL;DR: A rabid chimp goes feral in a luxury home, and the result is messy, mean, and oddly effective B-movie horror that knows you’re laughing and bleeding at the same…
OSN adds live esports channels through eCLUTCH partnership in MENA
OSN has entered into a distribution partnership with eCLUTCH to add a set of live esports channels to OSNtv, expanding the platform’s coverage of competitive gaming across the Middle East and North Africa. Announced…
Hamnet review: a beautifully quiet film about grief, love, and the birth of Hamlet
TL;DR: Hamnet is a beautifully restrained, emotionally devastating meditation on grief, love, and artistic creation. Chloé Zhao strips away Shakespearean myth to reveal the fragile human story beneath, anchored by…
The ultimate Mandalorian rewatch guide you need before the new Star Wars movie arrives
TL;DR: Rewatch these episodes and you’ll go into The Mandalorian and Grogu emotionally calibrated, lore-aware, and ready to cry about space dads again. Skip them, and you’re doing yourself a…
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms literally s**ts all over Game of Thrones in its first few minutes
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms wastes no time announcing that it is comfortable poking fun at the weight of Game of Thrones history. The series opens by doing something…
Landman season 2 finale review: a messy road leads to a powerful finish
TL;DR: Landman Season 2 stumbles along the way, but the finale delivers a focused, emotionally charged hour that re-centers the series on Tommy, power, and consequence. By setting up a…
The Night Manager season 2 episode 4 review: espionage tightens the noose as Roper strikes back
TL;DR: Episode 4 is the season’s turning point, escalating tension, deepening paranoia, and reminding us that Richard Roper is always ten steps ahead. With stellar performances, razor-sharp direction, and suffocating…
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms premier review: the most grounded, human story Westeros has ever told
TL;DR: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms opens not with fire and blood, but with mud, memory, and a man just trying to prove he belongs. By focusing on the…
Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End season 2 premiere review: low stakes, deep feelings, and quiet fantasy brilliance
TL;DR: The Season 2 premiere of Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End is a gentle, low-stakes return that reaffirms everything that makes the series special. Beautifully animated, emotionally patient, and quietly thoughtful,…
Speedy Gonzales returns as Warner Bros revisits a complicated cartoon legacy
Warner Bros. is once again exploring its Looney Tunes catalog, this time with a renewed attempt to develop a standalone Speedy Gonzales movie. The project centers on the long-running animated…