When you think “superhero,” what comes to mind? Bright colors, flashy fights, maybe a moral compass that spins true north? That’s not Jessica Jones. This show doesn’t come to save the day in a spandex suit with a blinding grin. Instead, it knocks back a couple of hard drinks, flicks the cigarette ash off its…
When it comes to sports documentaries, most of us know what to expect: a high-octane highlight reel of victories, dramatic losses, and a final narrative arc that lands squarely on a triumphant comeback or ultimate glory. But Naomi Osaka — a docuseries by director Garrett Bradley — throws all of that convention out the window….
“Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story” is a shimmering, seductive peek into the early days of the Bridgerton universe, a universe already known for its opulence, heady romance, and whispers of scandal lurking just beneath the silk-clad surface. But if you thought the original series was all style and no substance, you might be in for…
Let’s dive into a world where teenagers grab swords and tackle vengeful ghosts in a supernatural London. That’s the premise of Lockwood & Co., a Netflix adaptation of Jonathan Stroud’s books, and if you’re wondering whether a Christian should engage with a show like this, you’re not alone. Ghosts, spirits, and supernatural combat might not…
There’s something about Julie and the Phantoms that draws you in like the opening chords of a catchy pop song you can’t quite get out of your head. It’s fun, it’s bubbly, and it’s got just enough heart to make you pause and think. Sure, on the surface, it’s another teen drama with a supernatural…
Spike Lee’s She’s Gotta Have It is more than just a rehash of his 1986 film—it’s a kaleidoscopic plunge into Brooklyn, identity, modern romance, and what it means to be unapologetically free. But as a Christian, there’s this strange push and pull happening when you watch it. On one hand, you see the beautiful, raw…
You ever watch something that just leaves you feeling hollow, like you’re staring into the darkness of a deep, gaping hole? That’s kind of what Making a Murderer does. It pulls you into this maze of legal systems, corrupt police work, and human suffering, and by the time you’re done, you’re left with more questions…
Let me tell you, Wild Wild Country is a ride. You think you’ve seen it all, then this documentary hits, and it’s one twist after another. Set in the Oregon wilderness, it’s about a guru, Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh (Osho), his devoted right-hand woman, Ma Anand Sheela, and the thousands of followers who decided to drop…
Alright, let’s talk about Spotless. What do you get when you toss a meticulous crime scene cleaner, his erratic criminal brother, a ton of bleach, and a pile of messy life choices into the pot? Well, you get a TV series that’s darkly funny, unexpectedly poignant, and morally all over the place. It’s not a…
The Queen’s Gambit is one of those rare shows that comes along and reminds you why stories matter. At first glance, it’s a drama centered around chess—a seemingly quiet, cerebral game. But look closer, and you realize it’s not just about the movement of pieces across a board. It’s a haunting portrait of the human…
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