At the half way point, Maul – Shadow Lord continues its exploration of the post-Clone Wars galaxy. Set on the remote planet Janix, where Darth
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Lee Cronin’s The Mummy (2026) – Review
When is a Mummy movie not a Mummy movie? When it’s a Lee Cronin Mummy movie, I guess…Over the last couple of years, Blumhouse has
The Chestnut Man – Season 1, Episode 2 (2021) – Review
The second episode dives right back in with Mark Hess poring over archived footage from the Kristine Hartung case. He watches the confession of Linus
The Chestnut Man – Season 1, Episode 1 (2021) – Review
The first episode of The Chestnut Man opens with a tense and chilling prologue set in 1987 on the quiet island of Møn. A local
The Mandalorian – Season 3, Chapter 22: Guns For Hire (2023) – Review
Guns For Hire is another one of The Mandalorian‘s big swings, delivering an episode that leans heavily into eccentric world-building and standalone adventure. Coming late
The Mandalorian – Season 3, Chapter 21: The Pirate (2023) – Review
The Pirate is a pivotal episode that blends action, character progression, and wider world-building into something that feels both satisfying and purposeful. After a couple
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 7: Family Business (2026) – Review
Seven episodes in and we are getting some character work as focus shifts shifts from high-stakes chases and reservation conflicts to something more intimate: the
Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord – Season 1, Chapter 4: Pride And Vengeance (2026) – Review
We may be witnessing something special. For years fans have been crying out for an exploration of the dark side of Star Wars, both literally
Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord – Season 1, Chapter 3: Whispers In The Unknown (2026) – Review
And so begins the corruption of Devon as the series continues its exploration of power and persuasion on the planet Janix. Picking up immediately after
Sniper: No Nation (2026) – Review
Way back in June of 2025, in an effort to expand our reviews of franchises beyond endless encores for unkillable horror icons and the ever
The Mandalorian – Season 3, Chapter 20: The Foundling (2023) – Review
The Mandalorian return to a more familiar rhythm in The Foundling, with the focus shifts back to Din Djarin and Grogu, after the detour of
The Mandalorian – Season 3, Chapter 19: The Convert (2023) – Review
Chapter 19 sees The Mandalorian take one of its big swings, delivering an episode that shifts focus away from its central duo and instead dives
Undertone (2025) – Review
Sound. It’s the vital component of any horror film experience. Without it we have no ability to build ambience, stoke up dread or even deliver
The Book Of Boba Fett – Season 1, Chapter 6: From The Desert Comes A Stranger (2022) – Review
From the Desert Comes A Stranger is a undeniable high point of The Book Of Boba Fett, delivering an episode that feels less like a
Thrash (2026) – Review
Could it be that the new home for ridiculous, camp shark movies is Netflix? Obviously as the tidal wave of streaming content surges on, killer
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 6: Out Of The Shadows (2026) – Review
Marshals reaches its midway point with Out Of The Shadows, which picks up directly from the previous week’s cliffhanger and delivers a mix of high-stakes
Star War: Maul – Shadow Lord – Season 1, Chapter 2: Sinister Schemes (2026) – Review
Sinister Schemes continues directly from the events of the premiere. The episode picks up with Maul’s team escaping a police station on Janix, now holding
Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 9: Duke Ellington’s Piano (2026) – Review
Duke Ellington’s Piano brings the first season to a strong close, it tying together the main threads of the serial killer investigation and the deeper
Star War: Maul – Shadow Lord – Season 1, Chapter 1: The Dark Revenge (2026) – Review
The Dark Revenge is as an effective launch for the new Star Wars animated series on Disney+. Set roughly one year after the conclusion of
Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 8: The Woman In The Water (2026) – Review
The Woman In The Water opens with immediate danger as the season is speeding towards it conclusion Picking up from the end of the previous
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