The Lovers (2026) Review – Can A Predator Be Misunderstood?
Sirens have a long reputation that presents them as dangerous creatures who seduce sailors to their deaths. But is the one we’re introduced to dangerous, or just trying to survive?
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The Greatest: Season 1 – Review | Muhammad Ali as a Trojan Horse
The Greatest may lead you to believe it is all about the rise of Muhammad Ali, but often it points your focus to names like Gorgeous George, whose story isn’t as often adapted as Ali’s.
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Reasonable Doubt: Season 4 Episode 7 Review – Trauma and Hushed Feelings Get Exposed
Jax’s intervention is but the start of exposing a lot of characters’ trauma and viewers getting the background of buried tension.
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Cathexis (2026) – Can You Tell The Difference Between Fantasy and Reality
An odd young woman sets herself up to be interrogated. It’s hard to say for what, but you can tell she wanted one specific cop.
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IT: Welcome To Derry: Season 1 “A Story of Derry” (Bonus Episode) Review – An Expansion Of Episode 4’s Story
To hold us over until next year, HBO released a bonus episode of IT: Welcome To Derry which furthers the story of the Kollu, or Galloo, introduced in season 1/ episode 4.
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A Story She Told (2026) – When Closure Is Initiated Through a One-Way Conversation
What happens when the woman who wasn’t ready to come out makes a short film about your relationship to get closure?
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May The Road Rise Up To Meet You (2026) Review – A Different Kind of Entanglement
A young trans man finds himself in an entanglement with a married woman.
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Marshland (2026) Review – A Reminder Not All LGBTQIA+ People Yearn For City Life
Marshland offers a rare depiction of a trans person who wants a simple rural life, rather than trying to escape it.
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Circle The Block (2026) Review – Being Caught In A Lie
Circle the Block finds both comedy and unease in a hookup gone wrong, letting George’s loneliness and Trent’s safety concerns coexist.
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Reasonable Doubt: Season 4 Episode 6 Review – The Warmth Of Burning Bridges
Brooke and Devonte testify, and Jax keeps spiraling as she shows how far she’ll go to win, even if it costs her friends, allies, and maybe even loved ones.
