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
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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
Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 7: Joseph’s Blessing (2026) – Review
Joseph’s Blessing is the slickest episode of the season so far. It tightens the screws on the ongoing investigation while giving Harry Hole’s personal struggles
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 5: Lost Girls (2026) – Review
Marshals reaches its fifth episode And finally gives Tate something to do in a two-part storyline opener that shifts focus from broader threats like bombers
Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 6: Five (2026) – Review
Episode 6 marks a turning point in the season, shifting the series from building atmospheric dread to delivering answers and revelations that deepen both the
Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 5: The Devil’s Star (2026) – Review
The Devil’s Star shifts the series into higher gear as evidence mounts that Oslo is facing a calculated serial killer, prompting a pivot in the
Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 4: After They Are Dead, Before They Are Cold (2026) – Review
After They Are Dead, Before They Are Cold ramps up the tension as the ritualistic murder investigation ramps up and Harry Hole is reluctantly drawn
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (2026) – Review
Just because we’re in what’s can only be described as the golden age of video game adaptations, it doesn’t mean that filmmakers hoping to bring
Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 2: Ghosts (2026) – Review
While the first episode introduced wider audiences to Jo Nesbø’s Harry Hole and his backstory from previous novels, the second digs into the devastating personal
Pretty Lethal (2026) – Review
Is it me, or have the latest batch of woman-led action films been a little… familiar? Not that I’m trying to put the boot into
Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 1: 36 Seconds (2026) – Review
Jo Nesbø, although he is one of the leading lights in the Nordic Noir movement, has seen his work struggle to be adapted to the
Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice (2026) – Review
Mash ups can be incredibly fun, but they can also be incredibly messy – but nothing is stopping them from being fun and messy. Take
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 4: The Gathering Storm (2026) – Review
Marshals is beginning to gain confidence with its fourth episode as the procedural elements begin to mesh better with Kayce Dutton’s lingering personal demons and
They Will Kill You (2026) – Review
What with not one, but two movies featuring devil worshipers getting their asses handed to them in the cinema right now, it just seems to
Ready Or Not 2: Here I Come (2026) – Review
I’m not entirely sure why I don’t adore Radio Silence’s Ready Or Not more than I do, especially as it saw Samara Weaving in full
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 3: Road To Nowhere (2026) – Review
Marshals continues its steady but unspectacular run with its third episode. This week, Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes) is thrown right back into the land wars
Orphan: First Kill (2022) – Review
The last time we saw Esther – the child mascarading psycho from 2009’s Orphan – she was sinking to the bottom of a frozen lake
Project Hail Mary (2026) – Review
Despite its reputation of being a cold, yawning, silent void packed with pinpricks of light we will never get to visit, space has always been
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