WHAT TO WATCH
It: Welcome to Derry season 2 plans point to a deeper dive into pennywise
Although It: Welcome to Derry has not yet received an official renewal, the prospects for a second season appear strong. The HBO prequel series has drawn an average of roughly…
Fallout season 2 review: a bigger, meaner, more ambitious trip through the wasteland
TL;DR: Fallout Season 2 expands the wasteland, deepens its characters, and proves the show is more than a lucky adaptation. Bigger, darker, and occasionally overstuffed, it’s still one of the…
Avatar: Fire and Ash review: a spectacular cinematic endgame that’s starting to slow its roll
TL;DR: Avatar: Fire and Ash is a stunning, emotionally rich blockbuster that proves James Cameron still owns the theatrical experience, even if the franchise is beginning to repeat its narrative…
Fallout season 1 recap: everything to remember before the season 2 premiere
As Fallout prepares to return to Prime Video on December 16 ( December 17 in the UAE), revisiting the events of season one is useful not just for continuity, but…
Outlander’s final season aims for resolution, not shock
As Outlander approaches its conclusion after eight seasons, the pressure to deliver a satisfying ending has weighed heavily on the creative team. Showrunner and executive producer Matthew B. Roberts has…
What to watch on Netflix this week: our geeks pick three movies
Deciding what to watch on Netflix can feel more time-consuming than the movie itself. The platform’s endless scroll offers variety, but not always clarity, especially if you’re trying to avoid…
2026 TV belongs to nerds again: Star Trek, Marvel, DC, and dragons return
Television in 2026 looks set to continue a trend that has been building for years: big genre storytelling as the safest bet in an increasingly fractured TV landscape. As traditional…
Tracker season 3 episode 9 review: good trouble delivers a brutal cliffhanger
TL;DR: Tracker Season 3 Episode 9 delivers a tightly wound, emotionally brutal midseason finale that deepens the show’s conspiracy arc and ends on a gut-punch cliffhanger. With standout performances, smart…
Landman Season 2 episode 5 review: the calm before the cartel storm
TL;DR: Landman Season 2, Episode 5 is a masterclass in slow-burn tension, deepening character arcs, and corporate dread. Sam Elliott’s T.L. adds emotional weight, Billy Bob Thornton delivers one of…
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 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…
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…