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Robin Hood – Official Trailer
MGM+ have released the trailer for Robin Hood. In 12th-century England, Saxons live under the crushing rule of Norman power. Among them is Robert of
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – Season 3, Episode 3: El Sacrificio (2025) – Review
Once upon a time, while cooking up ideas for his upcoming comic series, The Walking Dead, Robert Kirkman made the decision to use the classic,
Stranger Things – Season 4, Chapter 9: The Piggyback (2022) – Review
Once upon a time, American tv shows used to be around 22 episodes long, have a run time of around 45 minutes and feature a
Peacemaker – Season 2, Episode 5: Back To The Suture (2025) – Review
Ever had to listen to a joke that mostly all set up, but yiu dort of know the punchline already? That’s pretty much the vibes
Stranger Things – Season 4, Chapter 8: Papa (2022) – Review
After a brief break of just over a month to either build up anticipation to an all time high – or needessly torment anyone used
Alien: Earth – Season 1, Episode 7: Emergence (2025) – Review
It’s been a wild ride so far when it comes to Noah Hawley’s small screen take on the Alien franchise that delivered spaceship crashes, synthetic
Stranger Things – Season 4, Chapter 7: The Massacre At Hawkins Lab (2022) – Review
Can a show get too big? It’s a strange question to ask, but in the age of prestige television delivering the kind of big budget
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – Season 3, Episode 2: La Ofrenda (2025) – Review
While it seems that I’m finally done giving The Walking Dead a free pass simply for doing something slightly different, that doesn’t mean I’m going
Stranger Things – Season 4, Chapter 6: The Dive (2022) – Review
By this point in Stranger Things 4’s rather epic run, it’s impossible not to notice that each episode is now pretty much a feature length
The Witcher: Season 4 – Official Teaser
Netflix has released the teaser for the fourth season of The Witcher. The Continent awaits. Here is the first look at Liam Hemsworth as Geralt
Peacemaker – Season 2, Episode 4: Need I Say Door (2025) – Review
While James Gunn has been taking ample time building up the reasons why a spiralling and desperately depressed Christopher Smith would choose an alternate universe
Stranger Things – Season 4, Chapter 5: The Nina Project (2022) – Review
After the sheer emotional wallop of Chapter 4, I’m not surprised that the 5th instalment of Stranger Things 4 has decided to step back a
Alien: Earth – Season 1, Episode 6: The Fly (2025) – Review
After an exemplary flashback episode last week that saw us caught up in the details that brought an alien infested Maginot crashing back to Earth,
Stranger Things – Season 4, Chapter 4: Dear Billy (2022) – Review
There are some choice words that can be used to describe Stranger Things – thrilling, memorable, addictive. However, it may surprise you to learn that
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – Season 3, Episode 1: Costa Da Morte (2025) – Review
Much like death and taxes, one of the only other constants in life is waiting for a new season of The Walking Dead with the
Stranger Things – Season 4, Chapter 3: The Monster And The Superhero (2022) – Review
We all know that the most satisfying part of any season of Stranger Things is when every single group of characters has their own part
Peacemaker – Season 2, Episode 3: Another Rick Up My Sleeve (2025) – Review
Is James Gunn just screwing with us now? In regards to the ever confusing answer to what exactly is cannon concerning the thriving DCU and
Stranger Things – Season 4, Chapter 2: Vecna’s Curse (2022) – Review
It’s truly gratifying to know that even though the Stranger Things gang have been doing their thing since 2016, it’s obvious that the care and
Stranger Things – Season 4, Chapter 1: The Hellfire Club (2022) – Review
Thanks to the demands of prestige television, I’m beginning to suspect that there’s a far bigger issue facing the denizens of Hawkins than the most
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