Join millennial Marvel neophyte Annabel and special guest star/MCU expert Ben Thomas as they endeavour to review the pilot of the new Disney+ miniseries 'WandaVision'. Starring Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda/Scarlett Witch and Paul Bettany as Vision, this show transports two superheroes into an idyllic, suburban 1950's sitcom jam-packed with canned laughter and rampant sexism. Does this loving, black and white parody work, or is too far out of Marvel's typical action packed comfort zone to escape o...

In this week's podcast instalment, judgemental millennial Annabel returns to analyse and deconstruct the pilot of HBO Max's new Golden Globe nominated comedy-drama 'The Flight Attendant'. Starring Kaley Cuoco as the titular flight attendant Cassandra Bowden, this series has it all from murder and intrigue to one night stands and never-ending Vodka. Does this eclectic mix of ingredients satisfy this particular reviewer's televisual cravings? Stream now to find out.

In this week's episode, resident reviewer Annabel and special guest star/horror movie buff Renee Halse take on the first half of Ari Aster's 2019 experimental folk horror film 'Midsommar'. Starring academy award nominee Florence Pugh, this movie has everything from copious hallucinogens to mandatory euthanasia, all set against the picturesque backdrop of rural Sweden. But will this ambitious and unsettling combo earn a glowing review from first time viewer Annabel, or hold up in Renee's rewat...

In Episode 6, Annabel comprehensively deconstructs every inch of the pilot of Amazon Prime original series 'The Wilds'. Starring Rachel Griffiths and a raft of young up-and-coming talent, the show serves audiences a female driven millennial take on 'Lord of the Flies' as it centres around a group of teenage girls stranded on a deserted island after a not so accidental plane crash. Is this low-key dystopic survival drama as derivative as it may seem or does its fresh take give it its own legs ...

Host/self appointed millennial representative Annabel returns with special guest star - her mother (Donna Hayward) - to deconstruct the first half of Netflix's attempt to seamlessly weave itself into the Sherlock canon. Starring Millie Bobby Brown as Sherlock Holmes' unconventional and highly academic sister Enola, this YA mystery promises to pack a punch with appearances from Helena Bonham-Carter, Sam Claflin, Henry Cavil and Fiona Shaw. However, does this all star cast do Arthur Conan Doyle...

Resident judgemental millennial Annabel returns to tackle the first half of Sia's controversial directorial debut 'Music'. Starring neurotypical reality TV star and 'Dance Moms' alum Maddie Ziegler as Music - a young girl living with severe autism - this movie has been touted by the Sydney Morning Herald as a "baffling tone deaf fiasco". Can the addition of Kate Hudson and Leslie Odom Jr in supporting roles or elaborate fantasy musical interludes set to songs from Sia's new album save t...

Opinionated millennial Annabel and this week's special guest reviewer - her father (Alastair McConnachie) - take on the pilot of the new Netflix original coming-of-age period drama 'The Queen's Gambit'. Starring Anya Taylor-Joy and a copious amount of hallucinogenic drugs, the series centres around up and coming orphaned chess prodigy Beth Harmon competing in competitive tournaments against the aggressively sexist backdrop of 1960's caucasian privilege. Are hardcore drugs and second-wav...

Resident reviewer Annabel is back and more opinionated than ever and she sets out to critique the first half of the newest DC instalment 'Wonder Woman 1984'. Director Patty Jenkins pulls out all the stops in this kitschy action packed blockbuster starring Hollywood heavy weights Gal Gadot, Kristen Wiig and Chris Pine. But did it do enough to earn itself a glowing review? Listen to find out. WARNING: Detailed spoilers ensue.

In this first episode of Season 1, resident opinionated millennial Annabel reviews the pilot episode of Ryan Murphy's 2009 hit Fox show 'Glee'. From song and dance to low level drug possession and problematic depictions of disability, this episode has it all. But will it fare well under Annabel's unapologetic scrutiny? Listen to find out.

A glimpse at what's to come on this season of 'Cinema at First Sight' with your host Annabel McConnachie. A deconstruction of millennial cinematic first impressions coming Thursday the 7th of January on Apple and Spotify.