WHAT TO WATCH
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.…
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…
Everything coming to Netflix this December: festive comedies, big returning series, and powerful documentaries
Netflix UAE is rolling into December with a wide selection of new series, films, documentaries and family titles, mixing holiday comfort with returning favourites and a few darker, more reflective…
IT: Welcome to Derry episode 6 review: Mrs. Kersh’s twisted origin rewires Pennywise lorea
TL;DR: Mrs. Kersh is not the biological daughter of Pennywise, but episode 6 uses her belief to explore how IT manipulates vulnerable individuals. The story deepens the mythology of Derry…
Mayor of Kingstown S4E6 review: Frank Moses finally shows his real face, and it isn’t pretty
TL;DR: Mayor of Kingstown Season 4 Episode 6 is a relentless, emotionally charged hour that digs into betrayal, prison trauma, and shifting loyalties, all while showcasing the full villainy of…
Kevin Hart: Acting My Age review: gorillas, ER trips, and one very tired 40-something
TL;DR: Kevin Hart: Acting My Age is a lively, heartfelt Netflix stand-up special where Hart turns his infamous sprinting injury and a chaotic family gorilla adventure into comedy gold. It’s Kevin…
Netflix’s Troll 2 review: a fun creature feature that can’t find its mythic mojo
TL;DR: Troll 2 is a lightweight but entertaining kaiju romp that delivers on monster action but fumbles its deeper mythological and emotional ambitions. Fun, fast, and forgettable—worth a stream, but…
The Simpsons’ latest episode just recreated M. Night Shyamalan’s wildest plot twist
TL;DR: The Simpsons’ latest episode, The Day of the Jack-Up, is a surprisingly sharp, funny, and well-crafted parody of M. Night Shyamalan’s Trap. It blends modern anxieties, smart satire, and…
The Beatles Anthology review: Disney+ restores a classic for a new generation
TL;DR: The Beatles Anthology 2025 is the definitive version of an already essential documentary. Peter Jackson’s restoration makes the footage feel new, Giles Martin’s audio work breathes new life into…
Jingle Bell Heist review: Netflix’s festive crime caper steals just enough joy
TL;DR: Jingle Bell Heist won’t change the holiday rom-com landscape, but its mix of soft crime caper charm, likable leads, and unexpectedly classy visuals makes it a cozy seasonal watch.…
Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 1 review: a monster-sized, heart-stopping farewell worth screaming about
TL;DR: Stranger Things season five is a polished, emotional, spectacular final run that embraces its cast’s adulthood instead of pretending otherwise. With tighter storytelling, wild spectacle, and a long-overdue emotional…
Pluribus episode 5 review: isolation, mystery, and Rhea Seehorn’s most powerful hour
TL;DR: Pluribus Episode 5 delivers an unexpectedly intimate and haunting chapter built entirely around Carol’s descent into isolation and discovery. Through meticulous pacing and emotionally rich storytelling, the series uses…
Mayor of Kingstown S4E5 Review: the Sheridan universe just hit another high note
TL;DR: Mayor of Kingstown Season 4, Episode 5 is a relentless pressure cooker that cements this season as the show’s finest hour. With Mike cornered, Ian spiraling, Nina playing 4D…
Talamasca: The Secret Order review: a finale that delivers chaos, and a cliffhanger ending
TL;DR: Talamasca: The Secret Order episode 6 is an enthralling, lore-rich finale that trades resolution for setup. It delivers strong twists, emotional character moments, and new direction for season 2,…