This episode ranks the fifteen best fighters in the IDW Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles universe, highlighting their unique fighting styles and abilities. The ranking includes both heroes and villains, showcasing a diverse range of combat skills from raw power to strategic brilliance. Furthermore, the text gives honorable mentions to several other notable fighters and then explores the exceptional skills and philosophy of Miyamoto Usagi, a crossover character from Usagi Yojimbo, comparing his fighting style and impact on the TMNT universe to other prominent characters. Finally, the episode concludes by considering what makes a great fighter in the TMNT universe and prompting discussion on the characters' relative strengths.

This episode ranks ten Christmas horror movies, varying in subgenre and release year, from a new film, It's a Wonderful Knife, to a classic, Black Christmas. Each entry provides a synopsis of the plot, a brief critique, and the streaming platform where it can be viewed. The list includes both well-known films and more obscure titles, offering a diverse selection for viewers seeking a blend of holiday cheer and terrifying thrills. The movies range from supernatural horror to thrillers and even include a darkly comedic apocalypse film. The episode caters to those looking for alternative Christmas entertainment.

The episode presents a countdown of the top 30 creepiest horror TV shows. Each entry provides a brief synopsis, highlights its appeal, and mentions key cast members. The shows range across various subgenres, including anthology series, supernatural thrillers, and zombie apocalypses. The selections showcase both classic and modern horror, with several entries from prominent creators like Mike Flanagan and Ryan Murphy. The overall tone is enthusiastic and geared toward horror fans seeking recommendations.

This episode presents a curated list of 100 of the best horror films ever made. The list includes a variety of subgenres within horror, from supernatural and psychological thrillers to slashers and creature features. Each entry provides a brief synopsis of the film and highlights its significance to the horror genre. The selection ranges from classic films like Psycho and The Exorcist to more recent hits such as Get Out and Hereditary. The conclusion emphasizes the enduring appeal and versatility of horror cinema.

This episode presents a top-ten list of the best true crime documentaries of 2024. Each entry summarizes a different documentary, outlining its subject matter and highlighting its strengths. The list includes diverse cases, from high-profile murders to explorations of abuse in the child entertainment industry and troubled teen institutions. The author emphasizes compelling storytelling and insightful investigations as key qualities of these documentaries. Finally, the episode promotes further exploration of true crime content through links to additional resources.

The episode ranks the ten best gangster movie endings, highlighting their masterful storytelling and lasting impact. Each ending is described, emphasizing its unique contribution to the genre's exploration of themes like betrayal, ambition, and the consequences of violence. The analysis considers how these conclusions provide both closure and thought-provoking reflections on morality. Several honorable mentions are also noted, further showcasing the genre's rich tapestry of impactful narratives. Ultimately, the text celebrates the enduring power and artistry of memorable gangster film conclusions.

Al Pacino's new memoir, Sonny Boy, offers intimate details of his life and career. He recounts childhood trauma, including his mother's suicide attempt, and his early ambition, fueled by a mentor's prediction of his stardom. The book details his experiences with iconic figures like Marlon Brando and Jackie Kennedy, revealing both heartwarming anecdotes and embarrassing moments. Pacino also candidly discusses his struggles with substance abuse and his competitive yet enduring friendship with Robert De Niro.

This episode presents a curated list of the ten best movies available on Apple TV+, ranging across various genres and styles. The selections highlight both critically acclaimed films and hidden gems, emphasizing the platform's commitment to quality over quantity. The review includes descriptions of each film, covering plot, acting, and overall impact, while also offering commentary on their significance within the broader cinematic landscape. From historical dramas to animated features and coming-of-age stories, the list caters to a wide range of tastes, showcasing Apple TV+'s diverse movie offerings. The author encourages readers to explore Apple TV+'s catalog further, suggesting additional resources for discovering more streaming content.

Gangs of London Season 3 is confirmed, possibly the final season, with production completed in April 2024. The plot centers on Elliot, now a powerful kingpin allied with the Dumanis, facing threats from authorities and a mysterious enemy after a deadly drug shipment incident. The season features returning cast members and new additions, promising high stakes and a new aesthetic thanks to a Korean director. A release date is not yet set, but early 2025 is speculated, with the potential for streaming on AMC+ or Netflix in the US. The season's trailer is expected by the end of 2024.

The Boys television series will conclude with its fifth season, expected to premiere in 2026. The season's production is underway, with a cast largely returning from previous seasons, though some characters will be absent due to their deaths in the Season 4 finale. The plot will center on the final conflict between Homelander and Butcher, potentially leading to unexpected shifts in character alliances and morality. While a release date and trailer are yet to be announced, anticipation is high for this concluding chapter, which will feature the return of Soldier Boy and the potential introduction of new characters from the Gen V spin-off.