The Price of Confession Review: Truth, Guilt, and Psychological Games
What would you do to get out of prison if freedom meant paying the price for a confession that was…
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Pluribus Review Episodes 1 and 2: A Dark and Brilliant Show That Sparks Big Questions
If perfect happiness is a prison, then Pluribus is your favorite escape room. Pluribus Review Quick Take: Pluribus sneaks up…
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Wayward (2025) Netflix Review: Utopia, Trauma, and the Illusion of Healing
What if the very people promising to “heal” you were the ones quietly stealing pieces of who you are? That’s…
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First Impressions: Netflix’s Dept. Q Is a Bleak, Brilliant Detective Story in the Making
Dept. Q Episode 1 Review: Psychological Trauma, Nordic Grit & a Dash of Scottish Noir Netflix’s Dept.Q opens with a…
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Severance Season 2 First Impressions: The Mystery Deepens & Theories Run Wild
Back to the Grind: The Office Nightmare Returns Let’s get into the meat and bones of my Severance Season 2…
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Delicious (2025) Review: A Disturbing Take on Class, Power, and “Eat the Rich” Horror
A Film That Feeds on Unease I went into Delicious (2025) with zero expectations, but by the time the credits…
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Cassandra Netflix Review (2025): A Smart Home Thriller That Blurs the Line Between AI and Humanity
Cassandra Netflix Review: A Chance Discovery That Led to an AI Nightmare I came across Cassandra on Netflix purely by…
