WHAT TO WATCH

The Last of Us season 2 finale review: love in the time of apocalypse

TL;DR: The Last of Us Season 2 wraps with a bang, a scream, and a pile of emotional wreckage. While performances shine and the story moves key pieces into place,…

Fountain of Youth review: Indiana Jones with Wi-Fi and trust issues

There are films that thrill you with novelty, others that charm you with nostalgia. Fountain of Youth, Guy Ritchie's new adventure flick starring John Krasinski and Natalie Portman, tries very hard…

Lilo & Stitch (2025) review: a touching tale of loss, love, and alien chaos

TL;DR: Disney’s live-action Lilo & Stitch (2025) surpasses expectations by preserving the emotional core of the beloved original. With heartfelt performances, authentic cultural representation, and a faithful yet refreshed narrative, it stands…

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning review: Ethan Hunt’s last, greatest stand

TL;DR: Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning is an over-the-top, emotionally bloated, occasionally brilliant action opera that gives Tom Cruise the fireworks farewell he deserves. It may not be the…

The Handmaid’s Tale season 6, episode 9: love, loss, and revolution

TL;DR: After years of heartbreak, hypocrisy, and more than a few pacing sins, The Handmaid's Tale finally pulls off something close to emotional catharsis in its penultimate hour. "Execution" might…

Suits LA finale review: the spin-off that couldn’t stand trial

TL;DR: NBC's Suits LA stumbles through a confused season and a finale that brings closure without satisfaction. A promising cast and hints of thematic weight can't overcome muddled storytelling and a derivative…

The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 episode 3 review: the fall of Hershel Greene

TL;DR: Episode 3 of The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2, titled "Why Did the Mainlanders Cross the River?", is where the show begins to unspool something deeper—and darker—than just another zombie…

The Last of Us Season 2 episode 6 review: happy birthday, Ellie, here’s another emotional trauma

TL;DR: Season 2, Episode 6 of The Last of Us is a haunting return to the series' emotional roots, proving once again that the real apocalypse was the friends—and fathers—we made along…

Doctor Who series 15 episode 6 review: Doctor Who goes full Eurovision

TL;DR: Doctor Who Series 15, Episode 6, "The Interstellar Song Contest," tries to mash Eurovision absurdity with space opera stakes. It mostly succeeds in visual spectacle and flamboyant flair, but…

Hurry Up Tomorrow review: music video aesthetic, movie-sized confusion

TL;DR: Hurry Up Tomorrow is The Weeknd's ambitious yet flawed cinematic venture that mirrors his musical themes of fame, identity, and self-destruction. While visually captivating, the film's narrative struggles to find coherence,…

Secrets We Keep review: Netflix’s Danish thriller Is a quietly devastating noir

TL;DR: Netflix's Secrets We Keep is a sleek, quietly chilling Danish noir that slices into suburban privilege with a surgical blade and refuses to clean up the blood. It blends mystery, class…

Duster review: this is what happens when 70s style, J.J Abrams energy, and grit collide

TL;DR: If you like your crime thrillers with big bell-bottoms, big personalities, and even bigger car chases, Duster is the TV hit of the summer you’ve been waiting for. It’s a groovy,…

Love, Death + Robots volume 4 review: the glorious mess of animated madness

TL;DR: Love, Death + Robots Season 4 is a fever dream wrapped in chrome and coated in blood, vibes, and interdimensional absurdity. This isn’t just animation—it’s an anarchic, hyper-intelligent art…

Apple TV+’s Murderbot review: a brilliant, bittersweet sci-fi adaptation

TL;DR: Apple TV+ delivers a winning, weirdly heartfelt adaptation of Martha Wells' beloved Murderbot Diaries. Anchored by Alexander Skarsgård’s perfectly calibrated performance, Murderbot turns misanthropy into art and streaming addiction into an emotional arc.…