We just watched Demon City on Netflix, and WOW—this film is a feast for the eyes! The stunning animation, intense fight scenes, and dark atmosphere make it a wild ride. But is it more style than substance? We break it all down in our review! Let’s talk about what Demon City gets right—and where it falls short.

We just watched The Electric State on Netflix, the latest film from the Russo Brothers, starring Millie Bobby Brown. And wow…this one missed the mark. The film had the potential to be an epic sci-fi adventure, but instead, it felt like an over-budget movie aimed at kids. Millie’s performance? Not great. She plays yet another bratty, immature character, and it just doesn’t work. Was this film a visual spectacle with no substance? Let’s talk about it!

We just finished watching Counterattack (2025) on Netflix, and… wow. This action thriller had so much potential with its intense premise—an elite team of special agents taking on a ruthless cartel. But did it deliver? Not really. The plot felt all over the place, the characters didn’t hit the mark, and overall, this just didn’t work for us. Let’s break down why Counterattack left us disappointed.

We just watched Elevation (2024) starring Anthony Mackie, and wow… this movie had so much potential! The concept was great, the premise was intriguing, but it felt like something was missing. Could a sequel fix what this film left on the table? Let’s dive into what worked, what didn’t, and whether Elevation deserves a second chance!

We just finished watching Cassandra on Netflix, and WOW—this is a soft horror, sci-fi thriller that took us by surprise! 🌀 While IMDb gave it a low rating, we actually really liked it. Yes, it’s creepy, trippy, and has some bad dubs, but there’s something about it that feels like it could become a cult classic over time. If you love underrated sci-fi thrillers, this might be for you! Let’s discuss—drop your thoughts in the comments! 🔥

Basil Barrington & DJ Keo are back with The Gorge on Apple TV+, and while this film has great bones, Apple completely missed the mark. The action and sci-fi elements were solid, but the romance felt out of place. Cut that out, and you might have had a great film! Tune in as we break down what worked, what didn’t, and whether The Gorge is worth your time.

The ultimate sci-fi debate is here! We're diving deep into Star Wars vs. Star Trek, exploring how both franchises have evolved over time. While Star Trek keeps innovating with new shows, movies, and futuristic concepts, Star Wars leans heavily on nostalgia and its established universe. Which franchise is truly leading the way? Join us as we break it all down!

We just watched Back in Action, the new Netflix film starring Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz. While IMDb rated it at 5.7, we found it to be a solid action-comedy, awarding it an 8 out of 10. The chemistry between Foxx and Diaz is undeniable, and the film's blend of humor and action kept us entertained throughout. Join us as we discuss what worked, what didn't, and why we think this movie deserves more credit.

We just wrapped up watching Dune Prophecy Season 1, and here’s our honest review! While the series boasts stunning visuals and incredible world-building, it took a few episodes to really pick up steam. With just six episodes in this first season, the pacing felt a bit uneven, but by the end, the story truly delivered. Join us as we dive into what worked, what didn’t, and why we think Season 2 could be even better. Don’t miss this deep dive into the world of Dune Prophecy!

We just finished watching Star Trek: Section 31 on Paramount Plus, and wow... what a disappointment. This film completely misses the mark, turning Section 31, known for its deadly precision and intrigue, into a shadow of its former self. From the weak plot to the unconvincing portrayal of Starfleet's most secretive branch, we break down everything wrong with this movie. Join us as we give our brutally honest thoughts and why we rated it a 1 out of 10. Let us know your thoughts in the comments, did this movie do justice to the Star Trek legacy, or are you as frustrated as we are?