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.
Drama
The human experience, sometimes at its most raw, is what you’ll find in the drama tag.
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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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Charlie Harper (2026) – Review and Summary
Charlie Harper utterly avoids routine romance plotlines and pursues a complicated, but far from dramatic romance, where there isn’t picking a side but just wanting both to end up happy.
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You+Me – Against The World (2026) – Review and Summary
You+Me – Against The World avoids complicating its characters or presenting a standout story, and just delivers something to hold you over until something better comes along.
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Why Did I Get Married Again? (2026) – Review and Summary
Why Did I Get Married Again? can sometimes feel overwhelming with the amount of new characters introduced, but as Tyler Perry’s signature drama and character writing kicks in, lessons trump development.
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Furious: Season 1 – Review and Summary
Furious uses expectation to get its foot in the door, then circumvents it, often leading to positive results.
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Maya and Samar (2026) – Review and Summary
Maya and Samar knows what it wants to say and how it wants it depicted. However, there is a need to question whether its depiction of sex helps, hurts, or, to the extent it is used, was necessary.
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The Sun Never Sets (2026) – Review and Summary
The Sun Never Sets struggles to balance a messy but, at its core, loving relationship and the constant fight and question of whether settling for less than everything you’d want in a partner is a bad thing?
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Fall 2: Deadpoint (2026) – Review and Summary
Fall 2: Deadpoint will trigger your fear of heights, but it leaves its new leads unable to explain why you should care about them rather than what could happen to them.
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Your Letter (2026) – Review and Summary
Your Letter is a slow-moving drama throughout its first hour, but in the last quarter of the film, prepare for tears.
