‘Buddy’ Review: Never Looking at Barney the Same Way Again

As a horror fan, 2026 has been a year of original storytelling, fresh new talent, and envy worth world building. And now Buddy joins the ranks of other hits of the year like Obsession and Backrooms due to knocking these…

‘The Dog Stars’ Review: Apocalypse Meh

Post-apocalyptic stories on screen usually feature certain expected elements. You’ll see nature reasserting itself, competition over resources, and tough survivors with useful skills. (And maybe zombies.) Director Ridley Scott’s new drama The Dog Stars has some worthwhile visuals and performances,…

Colony Review: Train to Busan Director Somehow Made Zombies Even Scarier

Colony is one of the most terrifying zombie movies in years because it’s a reflection of the current state of humanity. Because on the surface Colony seems intense, often sticky, and like just an excuse to make another thrilling zombie…

‘Adults’ Season 2 Review: This Show Has Earned the Right to Be Compared to Iconic Sitcoms

Personally, we think Season 2 of FX’s Adults hits the bullseye of being both hilarious and meaningful. We want more because we’re obsessed!

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 6 Review: ‘Off-Hour’

Medical trauma is hitting us hard in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 6 “Off-Hour.” We discuss it all in our review!

Outer Banks Season 5 Review: Despite the Ending, They Should’ve Left This in Drafts

Despite the happy ending, Outer Banks Season 5 should have been left in drafts. And an even crazier idea, if tensions were so bad with the cast that the actor playing JJ wanted to leave the show, they should have…

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 5 Review: ‘Level-Five Transporter Accident’

Hijinks rule the day in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 5 “Level-Five Transporter Accident.” Check out our review!

‘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…

‘The End of Oak Street’ Review: A Prehistorical Good Time

There’s something captivating about dinosaurs onscreen, isn’t there? The only way we can see these apex predators move and breathe again is through special effects. When those effects are good, an only-in-the-movies magic can happen. A strong story can also…

Aussie at Heart Review: It’s About Getting Out of Your Own Way

Aussie at Heart is a lot of fun. But it’s also a reminder that the reward of being open to things in life is worth the risk