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Why Netflix’s ‘Maternal Instinct’ is a Disgraceful Disservice to the Hancock Family

June 12 2026, by Naomi Mairs

Maternal Instinct left me feeling sick and confused. I wouldn’t recommend watching it, purely because of the level of disrespect shown to the Hancock family. To...

‘Outlast: The Jungle’ – Why Viewers Are Repulsed by Wes Saunders and Team Charlie

June 11 2026, by Daniel Hart

Outlast has been polarizing since its launch, frequently accused of rewarding ruthless behavior and blurring the lines between reality TV and reality. The latest installment,...

‘Sweet Magnolias’ Season 5 Ending Explained – Fire, Weddings, and Choices

June 11 2026, by Naomi Mairs

It comes as no surprise that the ending of Sweet Magnolias Season 5 is centered around the theme of love. Love, hope, joy, and life...

‘Sweet Magnolias’ Season 5 Review – Joy, Tears, and a Major Bone to Pick

June 11 2026, by Naomi Mairs

I had the pleasure of reviewing the fourth season of Sweet Magnolias. I noted, “It feels like a lifetime waiting for this new season,” and...

The Source Material Of ‘Colors of Evil: Black’ Virtually Guarantees A Sequel

June 10 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Colors of Evil: Black is a sequel to Colors of Evil: Red, both Polish thrillers adapted by Adrian Panek for Netflix from Malgorzata Oliwia Sobczak’s...

‘Colors of Evil: Black’ Ending Explained – Piotrus’s Kidnapping Exposes Generational Rot

June 10 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Colors of Evil: Black isn’t a whodunit. From an early stage, it’s pretty obvious who’s at fault, and the answer is pretty much everyone. The...

‘Colors of Evil: Black’ Review – Grim Polish Thriller Isn’t a Conventional Mystery

June 10 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Continuing a long and effective tradition of thrillers set in provincial towns with dirty secrets buried in their foundations, Colors of Evil: Black is nothing...

‘Outlast: The Jungle’ Is The Closest We’ll Get to a Real Life ‘Hunger Games’

June 10 2026, by Daniel Hart

Despite my excitement for Outlast: The Jungle, it was also a reminder of my discomfort with the format. When the original series landed on Netflix,...

‘Norway: The Dark Horse’ Examines the 2026 World Cup’s Most Compelling Underdog Story

June 9 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again — there is no better storytelling medium than high-level professional sports. All the mechanisms are built...

Netflix’s Multimedia Strategy Means to Dominate 2026 World Cup Coverage

June 7 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Evidently not content being the premier film and TV streaming service on the planet, Netflix is stepping up its game around coverage of global sporting...

‘USA 94: Brazil’s Return to Glory’ Review – A Conventional Sports Doc Hides A Touching Tribute

June 7 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

With Netflix currently milking the 2026 World Cup for all its worth, a documentary like USA 94: Brazil’s Return to Glory is likely to be...

K-Drama Fans Are Concerned at How ‘My Royal Nemesis’ Is Going to End – “K-Trauma Incoming”

June 7 2026, by Daniel Hart

My Royal Nemesis started as a delightfully funny fantasy rom-com, but following the airing of Episode 10, the K-Drama community has entered a state of...

‘My Royal Nemesis’ Season 1, Episode 10 Recap – The Best Outing Yet?

June 6 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

For much of Season 1, My Royal Nemesis has kind of flitted between genres and tones, shifting focus between each of its constituent parts. Sometimes...

‘My Royal Nemesis’ Season 1, Episode 9 Recap – Mun-do’s Meddling Hogs Focus

June 5 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

My Royal Nemesis started getting pretty serious as Season 1 approaches its latter stages, and that trend continues in Episode 9, “That’s First Love for...

‘Office Romance’ Review – An R-Rating Can’t Elevate A By-the-Numbers Rom-Com

June 5 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Maybe it’s my familiarity with him playing bumbling sad-sack figures in stuff like Ted Lasso and Shrinking, but I must confess to never having imagined...

‘Michael Jackson: The Verdict’ Proves That the Jury’s Still Out On A Complex Legacy

June 3 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

With Michael Jackson’s biopic currently introducing a whole new generation to the King of Pop, the timing of Nick Green’s unnervingly accusatory three-part Netflix docuseries...

‘Milky Subway: The Galactic Limited Express – the Movie’ Review – All Aboard For A Delightful Journey

June 1 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

I’m forever complaining about shows and movies being too long, but it’s rare I ever moan about anything being too short. It’s basically impossible to...

‘My Royal Nemesis’ Season 1, Episode 8 Recap – It’s All Coming Together

May 31 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

My Royal Nemesis has made such a fuss about being a romantic comedy – largely a comedy above and beyond any other consideration – that...