Lyra Hale
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Lyra Hale is a writer, editor, and podcaster that covers film, TV, books, and more. She likes geeking over scifi, fantasy, and all things spooky. When she isn't writing reviews, crying over her favorite characters, or talking about 911 on her podcast Tales From the 118, she's crafting. Let's stalk and nerd out together to our hearts content.

From Bass X Machina to Blue Eye Samurai, Netflix Drops Anime Slate at Anime NYC

Netflix attended Anime NYC 2026 and brought some fresh shows, new adaptations, and announced sequels. Also, there were lot of trailers and images we got for everything Bass X Machina to Blue Eye Samurai and Fool Proof. Because anime, like…

EXCLUSIVE CLIP: Aftermath of Mecca and BelléJolie “Pretty Enough” Comment on Peacock’s Married at First Sight

Like all reality TV, Married at First Sight left us shocked after the latest batch of episodes. At the final group dinner, Mecca admitted that he wasn’t attracted to BelléJolie when they first met. The people at the table were…

Fall 2: Deadpoint Immersive Screenings Are Giving Us Heart Palpitations

Fall 2: Deadpoint is going bigger and bolder after the events of Fall! In the upcoming sequel two climbers become trapped thousands of feet above the ground, 11k to be exact, on Thailand’s Mount Kwan. Oh and let’s forget that…

‘Artichoke’ Review: A Fever Dream That Feels Like 3 Films & Somehow Works

Artichoke is a fever dream that feels like three films smashed together. And I don’t mean that it feels like it’s multiple genres; this one in particular feeling like a drama, sci-fi thriller, and horror in one. I mean that…

Everything We Know About the Supernatural Series ‘Coven Academy’

Coven Academy, the new Freeform supernatural series, is giving The CW in the best possible way. The teen supernatural drama stars Malina Pauli Weissman as Briar, a young woman who discovers she’s a witch and ends up at an elite…

‘Late in Life’ Review: The Retro Instructional Video Every Queer Person Needs

The short film Late in Life by award-winning queer filmmaker Ashley Gianni is proof that creativity is still well and alive in 2026. The campy VHS-inspired take on coming out later in life is formatted in the style of a…

Heated Rivalry Wins Big at GALECA’s 18th Dorian TV Awards

Heated Rivalry has won multiple awards at the 18th Dorian Awards! The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics, one of the largest entertainment journalists’ groups in the world, announced the winners recognizing the best in television and streaming from mainstream to…

Anna Pigeon Season 1 Episode 2 Review: ‘Hide + Seek’

Anna Pigeon Season 1 Episode 2 “Hide + Seek” is about more than deconstructing Anna’s loss. It’s about taking those first baby steps in moving on; emotionally, physically, mentally while still holding on to that person that you loved. Because…

10 Things We Learned at the ‘Line of Fire’ Season 1 NBC Panel

Peter Krause is about to return to our screens in Line of Fire. Joining him are Hope Davis, Tommy O’Brien, Kat Cunning, and Taylor Bloom. And when the show premieres September 21st we’ll get to know the Hollingsworth family and…

Josephine Debuts Official Trailer and Confirms Release Date

After winning the Grand Jury Prize and the Audience Award at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, Beth de Araújo’s Josephine finally has a trailer and release date. Releasing in select theaters on November 20th, Josephine is a haunting story about…