It’s not every day that you find a spy thriller that manages to deliver heart-pounding tension while exploring deeper questions about identity, culture, and morality. Tehran, an Apple TV+ series that places its viewers in the tangled web of international espionage between Israel and Iran, does just that. But how does it hold up from…
There’s something about a good murder mystery that hooks you. Maybe it’s the whodunit tension, the colorful characters, or the sheer delight of trying to outsmart the story before the final reveal. The Afterparty on Apple TV+ checks all those boxes and then some, adding humor and style in ways that make it stand out….
It’s rare to come across a show that doesn’t just tell a story but invites you to live it—feel its weight, grapple with its questions, and emerge on the other side somehow changed. Black Bird, Apple TV+’s gripping six-hour limited series, is precisely that. It’s the kind of drama that doesn’t shout for your attention….
Apple Originals’ Sharper isn’t just a movie; it’s a slick exercise in manipulation, a con artist’s playground where truths are malleable and trust is the ultimate currency. On the surface, it’s all about the twists, the lies, and the triple-crosses. But dig a little deeper, and you’ll find a story that, while immensely watchable, struggles…
There’s something inherently amusing about the idea of a maple syrup heist. It feels absurd enough to hook you immediately—a concept so sweet, so sticky, you want to see how it could possibly play out on screen. The Sticky, a Canadian series built around this bizarre premise, delivers just that: a playful romp with enough…
Cinema has a strange way of cutting deep when it mirrors the ugliest corners of our world, and The Order is no exception. This isn’t a popcorn thriller where the bad guys lose and we walk away feeling cleansed. No, this film lingers like a bruise—one you keep pressing, just to feel its ache. For…
Carrie Coon steps into Lake George like a hurricane disguised as a summer breeze—subtle at first, yet unstoppable by the time you feel its full force. Her portrayal of Phyllis, a woman teetering on the edge of control, spins Jeffrey Reiner’s neo-noir crime comedy into something more profound than its premise suggests. As much a…
Sometimes, a movie doesn’t quite let you settle in your seat. It grips, jostles, and leaves you a little unsure of where you stand by the time the credits roll. That’s Hounds in a nutshell—a gritty debut by director Kamal Lazraq that takes you deep into the shadowy, chaotic streets of Casablanca. It’s visceral, moody,…
If cinema has a soul, Martin Scorsese has spent decades searching for it, peeling back layers of humanity’s best and worst to reveal something timeless, raw, and unnervingly true. His latest opus, Killers of the Flower Moon, is more than a film—it’s a relentless, nearly spiritual confrontation with the deep-rooted sins of history. It’s also…
Some TV shows wrap around you like a warm, breezy Miami night—smooth, exciting, with a little danger simmering in the background. That’s Burn Notice. It doesn’t clamor for your attention with overwrought drama or preachy narratives. No, it beckons with sharp humor, clever storytelling, and a vibe that screams “fun.” Yet beneath its breezy exterior…