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Bridgerton season 4 part 1 review: Benedict’s romance pushes the Regency saga to its most ambitious high
TL;DR: Bridgerton Season 4 Part 1 delivers its strongest romance yet by pairing a Cinderella-style class-crossing love story with richer worldbuilding and standout performances. It’s peak escapist TV that finally…
Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart review: a survivor-led true-crime that refuses shame
TL;DR: Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart is a harrowing but deeply necessary true-crime documentary that succeeds because it centres survivor agency over spectacle. Elizabeth Smart’s unflinching honesty about trauma, shame, and survival…
Shrinking season 3 premiere review: Harrison Ford and Michael J. Fox deliver the show’s most powerful start
TL;DR: Shrinking season 3 kicks off with a deeply emotional, laugh-through-the-pain premiere that doubles down on its core themes of forgiveness, momentum, and living loudly in the face of inevitable…
Shelter review: another rogue agent movie, another watchable Statham turn
TL;DR: Shelter is a familiar, competently made Jason Statham action thriller that borrows heavily from Bourne and Wick without ever escaping their shadows. It’s narratively bland but technically solid, elevated…
What’s coming to OSN+ in February: sitcom returns, horror franchises, and Ramadan programming
February on OSN+ is positioned as a broad programming month rather than a single headline grab, combining returning comedies, franchise horror, unscripted factual series, and a slate of Arabic dramas…
Fallout S2E7 review: shocking truths, new Vegas chaos, and the moral collapse that sets up a brutal finale
TL;DR: Fallout Season 2 Episode 7 is a masterclass in penultimate storytelling, blending character-driven revelations, brutal moral ambiguity, and iconic Fallout imagery to set up a finale that feels earned,…
Wonder Man review: Marvel reaches into the long box, pulls a nobody, and somehow builds its most grown-up series
TL;DR: Wonder Man is a quietly powerful MCU series that trades multiversal bombast for emotional honesty. With stellar performances from Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Ben Kingsley, sharp Hollywood satire, and…
Send Help review: this sun-soaked survival thriller slowly transforms office politics into psychological horror
TL;DR: Send Help is Sam Raimi in gleeful sadist mode, delivering a sharp, funny, and vicious survival thriller powered by electric performances from Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien. It’s lean,…
Memory of a Killer review: a chilling assassin thriller that turns memory loss into its deadliest weapon
TL;DR: Memory of a Killer takes the well-worn hitman thriller and injects it with real psychological horror by trapping us inside the failing mind of its protagonist. Patrick Dempsey delivers…
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 2 review: no dragons, just dirt, blood, and honor
TL;DR: Episode two of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms trades spectacle for soul, delivering a grounded, emotionally rich chapter about legacy, kindness, and the brutal cost of honor in…
Here’s everything coming to Apple TV in February 2026
February continues a clear pattern for Apple TV+ in early 2026: leaning more on returning series than rolling out a large slate of brand-new concepts. After a January that was dominated by…
9-1-1 season 9 episode 9 review: big emotions, rushed resolutions, and familiar problems
TL;DR: “Fighting Back” starts with a promising, sensitive look at Hen Wilson’s chronic illness, but undermines itself by rushing her recovery and framing her condition as a battle to be…
The Pitt season 2 episode 3 review: desire, diagnosis, and disaster
TL;DR: The Pitt season 2 episode 3 is a deceptively steamy, emotionally sharp hour that balances medical chaos with understated romance, proving once again that this show thrives when it…
The Beauty review: exploding supermodels, lethal desire, and the dark side of modern beauty culture
TL;DR: The Beauty is Ryan Murphy snapping back into form with a vicious, stylish body horror series that skewers beauty culture, tech messianism, and sexual politics while gleefully exploding supermodels…
Mercy review: a high-concept AI courtroom thriller that builds relentless tension before collapsing at the verdict
TL;DR: Mercy is a slick, tense sci-fi thriller with a killer premise and strong performances that keeps you hooked for most of its runtime, only to implode spectacularly in the…
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…