Marigaby Tamayo and her family have navigated a series of shocking challenges throughout the first half of Apple TV+’s latest Spanish-language series, Midnight Family. As the season unfolds, these hurdles continue, testing each family member’s resilience. Ramón, Julio, Marcus, and Marigaby individually confront their own struggles, yet often unite to overcome them. In the previous … Read more
In the ninth episode of Only Murders in the Building’s fourth season, the characters investigate the events behind Sazz Pataki’s murder. The episode begins with a flashback of Sazz leaving the set of a movie two years before her death. During this period, she meets her former stunt apprentice, Marshall, who becomes a key figure … Read more
Long-time fans of stand-up comedy have witnessed Hasan Minhaj’s remarkable growth over the years, as his tireless efforts yielded numerous successful specials, hosting stints, and a few controversies, alongside some notable Hollywood roles, most recently in It Ends with Us. Undoubtedly one of the most hilarious figures online, Minhaj returns to Netflix with his latest … Read more
In Episode 4 of A Virtuous Business, Da-hyun discovers critical evidence at the police station. He phones Bitna to notify her that they have identified the vandal who caused the graffiti. Bitna and Daon face the offender, Tae-sik, in a hardware store. Tae-sik says his actions were prompted by his view that Jeong-sik hurt his … Read more
What We Do in the Shadows Season 6 demonstrates the mockumentary format’s ongoing popularity. It merges vampire folklore with workplace comedy and finds new ways to be amusing a decade after the original. If you are wondering how the latest season of What We Do in the Shadows is and if it is worth watching, … Read more
A Virtuous Business continues to bring a breath of fresh air to the K-drama genre and the streaming landscape as a whole. This latest series offers audiences plenty of engaging content and plays a pivotal role in breaking down taboos surrounding sex and related topics, helping overcome the stigma. One must constantly remind themselves that … Read more
Yintah, a visually beautiful and emotionally intense film accessible on Netflix, explores the complex tension between environmental preservation and industrial expansion. The film centers on the Wet’suwet’en Nation’s decade-long campaign against the Coastal GasLink pipeline project in British Columbia, Canada. The film, which was directed by Jennifer Wickham, Brenda Michell, and Michael Toledano, pays tribute … Read more
Diego Lerman’s film, “The Man Who Loved UFOs,” offers an engrossing viewpoint on obsession, media manipulation, and the blurring of the lines between fact and fiction. José de Zer, played by Leonardo Sbaraglia, is an Argentine journalist who embarks on a voyage of self-discovery and deceit due to his passion for UFOs. If you’re wondering … Read more
After several weeks of expertly blending drama and fashion, La Maison has reached its sixth episode, consistently delivering something for viewers to eagerly look forward to each week. Similar to Apple TV+’s hidden gem, Where’s Wanda?, La Maison is another underrated series on the streaming platform, suggesting that not everyone is prepared to venture internationally. … Read more
Carlo Ledesma’s Filipino zombie horror flick Outside explores family dynamics and psychological chaos. The movie examines the protagonists’ inner conflicts and paranoia while taking place during a zombie apocalypse. Although it attempts to be more than just a standard zombie film, it finds it difficult to successfully blend the aspects of its genre, which leads … Read more