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Coyotes (2025) review: brutal, funny, and gleefully absurd
TL;DR: Justin Long fights off a pack of killer coyotes in the Hollywood Hills. It’s fast, gory, and hilarious. Don’t analyze it—just enjoy the teeth and carnage. Some movies exist…
October on Disney+: here’s what’s streaming this month
Halloween is creeping up, and Disney+ is serving a mix of spooktacular premieres, returning fan-favourites, and binge-worthy originals all month long. Here’s everything to watch: New Series & Specials Returning…
High Potential S2E3 review: murder, heartbreak, and a duck sound that won’t leave my head
TL;DR: High Potential S2E3 trades big villain theatrics for a grounded, emotional case about a murder-for-a-heart transplant. Morgan struggles with Ava’s heartbreak while solving a tragedy that’s equal parts love…
Chad Powers review: the weird, goofy, brilliant sitcom nobody saw coming
TL;DR: Chad Powers may look like a dumb Ted Lasso knockoff on paper, but Glen Powell transforms it into one of the most magnetic and surprising shows of the year.…
Gen V season 2 episode 5 review: the blood runs deeper
TL;DR: Episode 5 of Gen V Season 2 is brutal, brilliant, and unshakable. The return to Elmira breaks spirits, Sam’s reunion breaks hearts, Cipher breaks reality, and Marie breaks the rules of…
The Smashing Machine review: a devastating story of addiction, defeat, and The Rock finally learning how to lose
TL;DR: Dwayne Johnson finally sheds The Rock persona in The Smashing Machine, delivering a vulnerable, career-best performance as UFC fighter Mark Kerr. Benny Safdie’s solo direction turns the chaos of…
Doc season 2 episode 2 review: Amy’s memories cut deeper than any scalpel
TL;DR: Episode 2 slows things down after the explosive premiere but delivers a devastating emotional blow as Amy recovers a painful memory. Felicity Huffman’s Joan Ridley immediately steals the spotlight,…
Brilliant Minds S2E2 review: when The Truman Show meets medical drama
TL;DR: The Truman Show-inspired patient-of-the-week is both hilarious and tragic, Wolf’s Hudson Oak storyline deepens, Charlie is shady as hell, and Carol reclaims her job thanks to Muriel’s sacrifice. Brilliant Minds…
Tulsa King S3E2 review: southern gothic meets mob violence
TL;DR: Dwight versus Dunmire is the showdown we didn’t know we needed. Episode 2 sets the table for a season that promises blood, bourbon, and betrayal. Stallone’s still got it,…
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon S3E4 review: flaming corpses and scary walkers again
TL;DR: The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Season 3, Episode 4 delivers a blistering battle with flaming zombies, deepens the Carol/Daryl bond, and finally makes walkers scary again. A fiery, emotional. I’ve been…
Task episode 4 review: betrayals, bad plans, and the art of watching everything collapse in slow motion
TL;DR: Task Episode 4 (“All Roads”) is HBO’s crime drama at its sharpest and most suffocating. Betrayals mount, Cliff meets a tragic fate, and every alliance feels one step from collapse. A…
All of You review: a soulmate test, a messy love story, and one great performance
TL;DR: Apple’s All of You is a modest sci-fi romance about soulmate testing, anchored by Imogen Poots’ stellar performance but dragged down by Brett Goldstein’s underpowered turn and an over-polished Apple aesthetic.…
Him review: a football horror story that fumbles every scare
TL;DR: Him wants to be football’s Get Out, but settles for being a sloppy scrimmage. A few haunting visuals and a solid Wayans performance can’t save it from wasting its premise. Not scary…
Disney+’s The Man in My Basement review: Willem Dafoe turns a house into a haunted mind
TL;DR: Willem Dafoe rents a basement and reality itself starts to rot. A haunting psychodrama about race, power, and ownership that refuses to give easy answers. There’s a particular kind…
Apple TV+ October lineup: new dramas, documentaries, and returning favorites
Apple TV+ is extending its fall lineup into October with a slate that leans heavily on new originals, spanning drama, crime thrillers, documentaries, and family programming. Following a September anchored…
Netflix October 2025 originals: from serial killers to sorcerers
Netflix is rolling out a strong slate of originals in October 2025, blending big-budget fantasy, gaming adaptations, true crime, and political drama. The month kicks off with Monster: The Ed…
Peacemaker season 2, episode 6 review: the Lex Luthor cameo that sets up Man of Tomorrow
TL;DR: Lex Luthor just crashed Peacemaker’s party, and in doing so, James Gunn has basically told us that the road to Man of Tomorrow runs straight through Chris Smith’s blood-soaked…
Netflix’s Wayward review: cult vibes, creepy schools, and a story that goes nowhere
TL;DR: Wayward has a killer premise and an even deadlier Toni Collette, but repetition, sluggish pacing, and undercooked writing drag it down. Watch it for Collette if you must, but don’t…