Other Mommy (2026) – When Inner Demons Manifest Into Real Ones
Other Mommy may have a few jump scares, but it is more focused on being a family drama, with horror elements, than the other way around.
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Reasonable Doubt: Season 4 Episode 1 – Who Got Shot?
Three months have passed, and with that comes new threats, newly introduced clients, and the answer to: Who got hit by Monica’s bullets?
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Vampire Carnival (2026) – A Carnival With Notably Broken Rides
Like a real carnival, Vampire Carnival offers you a lot of entertainment, but the quality is inconsistent and you may ultimately feel like the marketing is far more interesting than the experience.
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Falling (2026) – When A Dreamer and a Realist Fall for an Opportunist
Two young men, a writer who is a romantic and a dreamer, and a lawyer who is a realist and a womanizer, fall for a woman who could change their lives around, who barely likes to stick around anywhere.
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Youth: Season 1 Episode 4 – Are You Laughing With Me Or At Me?
As Alex faces what can feel like one setback, failure, or discouraging reaction after another, the question becomes: Is she in on the joke or is she the joke?
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High Voltage (2026) – You Can Taze Them Then Replace Them
High Voltage is an observational film where one girl learns the dos and don’ts to get the girl.
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Verity (2026) – Review and Summary
Colleen Hoover continues to be one of the best writers to pull from for book adaptations, even if there is always something slightly imperfect with the story.
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Carrie: Season 1 Review (Spoiler Free)
The iconic moment everyone knows from Carrie casts a shadow that, even with eight episodes, the show couldn’t escape, and in trying to set up future seasons, it doesn’t make enough of an effort to.
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In Spite of Ourselves (2026) – Review and Summary
A baker and comedian remind you that their jobs aren’t the only things that rely on timing and seem easier than they are – so is trying to be in a relationship.
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Youth: Season 1 Episode 3 – Recap and Review
Alex’s personal life and professional life begin diverging, as you can see where the heart of the show is, and where it takes on an almost sitcom-type tone.
