With so many ideas poured into one film, things are bound to get a little challenging to follow. But do not worry, for we are here! This ending explainer of The Menu is a dedicated piece to dissect the film from all angles and give you answers to its most burning mysteries like why was Margot allowed to leave, what The Menu is about, and why Slowik went on a witch-hunt....
An Experimental, Intellectually Stimulating Documentary Within the opening few minutes of The Most Unknown, it’s clear this is a documentary as untested and experimental as the subject matter explored. Following 9 scientists in their chosen fields of study, The Most Unknown is a fascinating, intellectually challenging documentary that refuses to simplify its subject matter or sensationalise any part of its 90 minute run time. The result is an educational, intellectually stimulating journey that subtly depicts its subject matter in its most raw form which may not be to everyone’s taste....
The Fall Episode 7 of The Naked Director begins with Kuroki and Muranishi together. She wants to start a comeback business with him and do so through starting up a new religion. This way the pair can be together and bounce back again. Instead, he pulls away. Kaoru eventually heads back to her apartment with Junko. While the Director is out, Kaoru falls from her balcony to the ground below. She’s rushed to hospital, with Junko hurrying after to make sure she’s okay....
This psychological thriller from co-creators Joel Fields and Joe Weisberg (The Americans) follows Jewish therapist Dr. Alan Strauss (Steve Carell) as he begins treating his most difficult patient yet. The problem? The patient is a serial killer who wants to reform–and he needs a captive Alan to help him. If a psychological drama piques your interest, you’ll likely want to know the release date for the next episode. Here is everything you need to know about The Patient Episode 9, including its release date, time and where you can watch it....
High F Episode 2 of Penthouse Season 2 begins with Seo-Jin and the others preparing for a brand new neighbour joining them, apparently from JohnBIO. The company have gone viral, which is sure to boost the value of Hera Palace, as Seo-Jin readies herself for her engagement. It’s less than 24 hours away and because of this, her operatic performance for journalists doesn’t exactly go to plan. Speaking of which, we return to the helicopter landing on the engagement day, as Yoon-Cheol and Yoon-Hee both show up and reveal that they’re married....
ASMR: Sim Card Special Episode 6 of Penthouse Season 2 begins with Seok-Hoon inviting Ro-Na out for dinner. When she walks away, he says out loud that he missed her too. Unfortunately these good vibes are shattered by the announcement of a bloodied body outside. Ro-Na is still alive though but barely. She sees the spirit of Seol-A and asks her to forgive Yoon-Hee. She leans forward and hugs Ro-Na, as the apparition fades....
The Penultimate Plunge Episode 13 of Penthouse Season 3 begins with rapturous applause. It’s Logan and Su-Ryeon’s wedding but as they walk together, the latter receives a call from Dan-Tae, telling her to head up and face him. Realizing there are bombs wired everywhere, Logan rushes off to sound the alarms, as all our main characters help the wedding guests to safety. With the remote due to be set off at any time, Dan-Tae falls to his doom but manages to set off the remote in the process — all of this of course, a flashback to what happened last week....
Track Listing The Punisher’s Job Billy Escapes Boot Struggle Station Assault Visions Off The Leash Amy’s Three Card Monty Girl Fight Nice Heels Krista’s Reflection Pilgrim’s Dream Valhalla Vertigo Touching God War on Our Doorstep Gym Showdown Street Shootout Help with the Russians The Whirlwind Hell Bent Frank’s Farewell If there’s one thing that really stands out in The Punisher’s second season, it’s the music. After his impressive work on the first season, Tyler Bates returns to compose the second season’s soundtrack with an eclectic mix of guitar riffs, ambient string segments and pounding electronic drums....
Episode Guide Episode 1 -| Review Score – 4/5 Episode 2 -| Review Score – 4/5 Episode 3 -| Review Score – 4/5 Episode 4 -| Review Score – 4/5 Episode 5 -| Review Score – 4/5 Episode 6 -| Review Score – 4.5/5 Episode 7 -| Review Score – 5/5 As Aristotle once said, ‘No great mind has ever existed without a touch of madness.’ This quote encapsulates the entirety of Netflix’s wonderful new mini-series, The Queen’s Gambit....
Episode Guide Episode 1 -| Review Score – 3/5 Episode 2 -| Review Score – 2.5/5 Episode 3 -| Review Score – 3/5 When you come across a series just three episodes long, you know the makers mean business. As such, the true-crime genre is hard to go wrong with it. The stories, more often than not, sort themselves out, even if the execution is off. The only element required to make them a success is that of direction....
It Won’t Be Like This for Long Episode 4 of The Resident Season 6 starts with an adorable Gigi trying to fake a cold to avoid a Taekwondo belt ceremony. Conrad tries to cheer her up so she can attend the ceremony. He asks Pravesh to cover for him at work so he can get to the root of the issue with Gigi. He spends the rest of the day helping Gigi prepare for her event....
The Doctor has faced many enemies throughout the years, from Daleks to Weeping Angels, but these weren’t the Time Lord’s greatest foes. The Doctor’s biggest nemesis has always been bad writing! The ‘classic’ era of the show had its share of duff episodes – Time & The Rani and The Twin Dilemma spring to mind – but the good often outweighed the bad. In recent times, the opposite has been true....
A Hope in Hell Episode 4 of The Sandman begins with Dream and Matthew the Raven showing up in Hell. With cold winds swirling around them, they decide to follow the line of the Damned. There are certain protocols that come with entering Hell though, something a demon called Squatterbloat is well acquainted with when he greets them at the gates. Despite berating Dream over his lack of a crown, the demon does agree to take him to the Morningstar....
The Fun Has Only Just Begun Serving as an homage to 80’s slasher movies, The Stalker is a surprisingly engrossing Indie mystery that crumbles under some narrative issues. Clocking in at 60 minutes, this thriller wastes an intriguing premise with a questionable ending. However, the film does a really good job getting you invested in the story, with numerous characters coming forward as the potential stalker. Unfortunately a rushed third act leaves many unanswered questions and a possible sequel on the table that may or may not arrive....
The Swimmers Plot Synopsis The Swimmers follows two sisters trying to chase their dreams in war-torn Syria. Yusra has big dreams to be an Olympic gold medalist but her swimming goes up in flames when the country comes under attack. After a brush with death, Sara and Yusra’s father agrees to send them out to Germany, in a bid to find refuge and salvation. With Nizra as their guide and confidant, the two girls set out, across perilous seas, trusting shady traffickers all the way in the hopes of making it to Germany....
Episode Guide Episode 1 – | Review Score – 3.5/5 Episode 2 – | Review Score – 3/5 Episode 3 – | Review Score – 4/5 Episode 4 – | Review Score – 4/5 Episode 5 – | Review Score – 3/5 Episode 6 – | Review Score – 4/5 Episode 7 – | Review Score – 3/5 Episode 8 – | Review Score – 3/5 Episode 9 – | Review Score – 2/5 Episode 10 – | Review Score – 3....
The Trip Plot Synopsis The Trip is a tale of a dysfunctional and disgruntled couple that both have plans to kill the other, but as fate would have it things soon turn from crazy to outrageous. Unbeknownst to the other of course, Lisa and Lars both pack up their gear and head to a remote mountain cabin for a relaxing weekend. Only, Lars comes armed with a hammer, saw, rope and a whole slew of other goodies that wouldn’t be amiss from Dexter’s trunk....
Georgia Episode 1 of The Underground Railroad begins with a montage; a series of artistic sequences both forward and backward in time. “The first and last thing my Mama gave me were apologies” Our protagonist says. This is Cora, and she’s been born on a plantation. With Cora’s friend Caesar leaving and heading North, Cora does her rounds and sits with a blind man named Jockey that evening. Joyous singing is soon cut short though when the slave owner, Terrance Randall, shows up....
On The Run The Village returns with Episode 9, and the final tumultuous ride before next week’s finale. It’s the day of Ava’s court trial and everyone is trying their best to make her feel calm. Enzo and Gwendolina start cooking their own dishes, deciding to go in competition with one another, while Sarah tries to make herself useful, spray-painting a message for Katie. Speaking of which, Katie takes Liam to her birthing class for comfort....
Episode Guide Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Over the past few years, we’ve seen a lot of basketball-themed shows on the small screen. From Netflix’s stunning The Last Dance to AppleTV’s less than impressive Swagger, both of these have been joined by a newcomer in the field – 2022’s Showtime drama, The Winning Time. With this scripted basketball series growing from strength to strength, it’s a good time to be a fan of basketball....
