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Foundation Season 3 episode 5 review: where tyrants burn, empires shatter
TL;DR: Episode 5 of Foundation Season 3 is a high-stakes political powder keg detonated by righteous fury, reckless ambition, and galactic tragedy. Gaal and Dawn’s power play results in the annihilation of Kalgan…
Dexter: Resurrection episode 6 review: The Gemini Killer twist changes everything
TL;DR: Episode 6 of Dexter: Resurrection, titled "Cats and Mouse," delivers the most jaw-dropping twist in the series so far. Dexter sets his sights on Gareth, the so-called Gemini Killer, and…
The Pickup review: Eddie Murphy’s worst movie yet, and that’s saying something
TL;DR: The Pickup is Eddie Murphy's latest misfire—a soulless, awkward heist-comedy that squanders its A-list cast, leans on a creaky script, and forgets to be funny. Keke Palmer and Pete Davidson…
Freakier Friday review: the sequel we didn’t know we needed, and the reboot my millennial heart was waiting for
TL;DR: Freakier Friday nails the balance between heartfelt and hilarious, letting Lohan and Curtis run wild while introducing a new crop of chaos agents. Nostalgic without being lazy, this is the body-swap…
Wednesday season 2 part 1: Addams Family steps out, mystery leaves us wanting more
TL;DR: Wednesday’s return is ghoulishly fun and finally gives the Addams Family real screen time, but slow pacing, sidelined characters, and a mid-season break leave us impatient for the real meat…
Wednesday season 1 recap: what you absolutely need to remember before season 2 starts stalking you
TL;DR: Jenna Ortega’s Wednesday Addams arrived at Nevermore Academy, made enemies, made exactly one reluctant friend, uncovered a centuries-old murder mystery, learned she was descended from a witchy ancestor, battled…
6 mind-bending series you won’t stop watching on STARZPLAY
If you’re ready to lose track of time, question reality, and binge until sunrise, STARZPLAY has a collection of shows that will twist your mind in the best possible ways.…
Disney+ August 2025: new series, films, and documentaries you won’t want to miss
Disney+ is packing August with an eclectic mix of new arrivals — from sci-fi thrillers to historical deep dives and family favourites — offering something for every type of viewer.…
National Geographic premieres Lost Treasures of Arabia: The Nabataean Kingdom this August
National Geographic is set to unveil the next chapter in its acclaimed documentary series with Lost Treasures of Arabia: The Nabataean Kingdom — a locally produced, 45‑minute film narrated in English by…
Eyes of Wakanda review: Marvel’s best animated show yet, and the prequel Black Panther fans deserve
TL;DR: Eyes of Wakanda is the rare Marvel Disney+ project that doesn’t try to drown you in Multiverse headaches or cameo overload. Instead, it delivers a grounded, globe-trotting animated anthology about…
Countdown episode 8 review: high stakes, higher risks, and one dangerous precedent
TL;DR: Countdown’s eighth episode, The Nail in the Chair, drops the kind of cliffhanger that makes you stare at your TV screen in a post-credits daze, wondering if you should scream,…
9 new Netflix shows worth adding to your August watchlist
Netflix is rolling out a mix of returning favorites, international dramas, and quirky comedies this month. From supernatural mysteries to sharp political thrillers, here are nine new releases worth queuing…
Apple TV+’s Chief of War review: Jason Momoa’s blood, bone, and birthright
TL;DR: Chief of War is a brutal, beautiful, and sometimes unwieldy historical epic powered by Jason Momoa’s passion and presence. It’s as much about reclaiming history as it is about spears and…
Dexter: Resurrection episode 5 review: murder, love, and the messy art of fatherhood
TL;DR for the Click-Scroll Crowd: Episode 5, “Murder Horny,” is the most unhinged, awkward, and morally messy installment of Dexter: Resurrection so far. It’s an hour where Dexter Morgan tries to save his son…
Twisted Metal season 2 review: Mackie’s Mad Max-style mayhem gets bloodier, funnier, and even weirder
TL;DR: Twisted Metal Season 2 takes everything the first season built — the absurdist tone, the vehicular murder ballet, the weirdo-filled apocalypse — and cranks the nitrous until the wheels come off.…
The Social Network sequel moves forward without Jesse Eisenberg
Aaron Sorkin is preparing a follow-up to The Social Network, but it appears the original film’s star, Jesse Eisenberg, won’t be returning as Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg. According to recent industry…
Netflix’s Leanne review: divorce, dating, and belly laughs in suburban America
TL;DR: Leanne is like sitting in your friend’s kitchen, drinking coffee, and laughing so hard you nearly choke on a cookie. It starts slow, but once it finds its rhythm, it’s sweet,…
War of the Worlds (2025) review: less end of the world, more end of my patience
TL;DR: H.G. Wells’ timeless alien invasion saga survives many things: the turn of the century, Orson Welles’ 1938 radio panic, Tom Cruise in Spielberg’s 2005 version. But it might not…