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by Thomas Richards | January 31, 2026 | Movies , Reviews

Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Review: Bigger, Scarier, Dumber?

by Thomas Richards | January 29, 2026 | Movies , Reviews

Avatar: Fire and Ash Review – Déjà vu?

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by Thomas Richards | February 2, 2026 | Movies , Reviews

Anaconda Review: So Dumb That It Kinda Works

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Anaconda Review: So Dumb That It Kinda Works

Jack Black and Paul Rudd have teamed up in a reboot of a series where the plot is that they’re rebooting the original film (it makes sense), and that film is Anaconda. Join Tom as he gives his thoughts on this unique way to reboot a franchise.

by Thomas Richards| February 2, 2026

Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Review: Bigger, Scarier, Dumber?

Five Nights at Freddy’s returned to the big screen with Five Nights at Freddy’s 2, but did the sequel improve on the original? Join Tom as he gives his review of this horror sequel.

by Thomas Richards| January 31, 2026

Avatar: Fire and Ash Review – Déjà vu?

The next instalment in James Cameron’s magnum opus is here with Avatar: Fire and Ash, but has the momentum for this series begun to die down? Join Tom as he gives his thoughts on this latest trip to Pandora.

by Thomas Richards| January 29, 2026

Top 10 Most Anticipated TV Shows of 2026

2026 is looking like it’s going to have another banger of a year for TV. You may be thinking that some of your faves aren’t coming back until 2027 like Pluribus, Severance, or even The Last of Us (if you’re not on that popular whiny “Ellie wasn’t angry enough” train), but there is still a […]

by Iain McParland| January 28, 2026

The War Between the Land and the Sea Review - A Refreshing Doctor Who Spinoff

The War Between the Land and the Sea is the Doctor Who spinoff centering on UNIT that we’ve been asking for. Let us tell you why this Earthly 5-episode miniseries is worth any fan’s time.

by Iain McParland| January 13, 2026

Film Club Review - A Nerdy Romantic Comedy For Us

Film Club is a hopeful, nerdy romantic comedy that left a fuzzy feeling in Iain’s heart. Despite its heavy themes, this six-part series could cure your seasonal affected disorder.

by Iain McParland| January 12, 2026

Stranger Things vs Dungeons & Dragons: Which Monsters Reign Supreme?

Do the Upside Down’s monsters live up to the tabletop hype? I’m dusting off the Monster Manual to pit the show’s villains against their original lore. Are they a Total Party Kill or just a low-level encounter?

by Michael Saint Gregory| January 4, 2026

Nuremberg Review: A Haunting Look At Evil Men

WWII films are a dime a dozen these days, but barely any of them focus on the immediate aftermath of the war, and that’s where Nuremberg comes in. Join Tom as he gives his review of this retelling of one of the most important trials in the history of the world.

by Thomas Richards| January 3, 2026

Slow Horses Made Me So Angry I Quit After 2 Episodes

Slow Horses is an exceptional show, but it’s not for everyone. Iain explains why he rage-quit the Apple TV series after just two episodes.

by Iain McParland| December 28, 2025

Is Stranger Things Introducing Time Travel?!

Stranger Things Season 5 theories are here, there and everywhere, but we think that we know what’s coming in Volume 2: time travel! Let us tell you why.

by Iain McParland| December 19, 2025