After eight episodes of doubt, paranoia, self mutilation and a spot of fatal hemorrhaging, Netflix’s darkly humorous takedown of romance reaches its climax with the
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Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen – Season 1, Episode 7: Something Living, Something Dead, Something Stolen, Something Red (2026) – Review
Time is rapidly ticking away for the players of Hayley Z. Boston’s progressively frenetic horror farce and with only two episodes to go, the show
Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen – Season 1, Episode 6: Last Night Of Freedom (2026) – Review
We’re creeping alarmingly close to the grand finale of Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen now, but despite the fact that we’re already on
Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen – Season 1, Episode 5: I Think You Just Saved My Life (2026) – Review
In only four episodes, Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen has given us four episodes each with a decidedly different tone, however episode four
Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen – Season 1, Episode 4: The Witness (2026) – Review
It’s been a fun three episodes, but the minds behind new Netflix frightener, Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen, have obviously decided that it’s
Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen – Season 1, Episode 3: I Will Light You On Fire (2026) – Review
As we creep stealthily into the third episode like a shadowy intruder crunching through the snow, there’s a few questions I have to ask about
Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen – Season 1, Episode 2: Bride-Shaped Hole (2026) – Review
Now we know that Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen has been created in order to be a procession of socially terrifying happenstances that’s
Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen – Season 1, Episode 1: Never Get On One Knee (2026) – Review
As anyone even remotely interested in the horror genre will tell you, foreshadowing is absurdly important. An ominous POV, a change in music, or even
Death Wish (2018) – Review
Action movies are literally stuffed with main characters taking the law into their own hands and yet most of the time, when a cop has