Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett return for this horror-comedy sequel: after surviving the Le Domas family’s deadly game, Grace (Samara Weaving) is thrust into an even deadlier ritual hunted by a cabal of the world’s wealthiest and most powerful families. Kathryn Newton joins as her estranged sister in a fresh round of chaos, with Sarah Michelle Gellar, Elijah Wood, Kevin Durand and more rounding out the ensemble.We discuss whether the expanded lore and higher stakes work, praise the returning cast’s energy and the film’s gory, over-the-top kills, and debate if this delivers a worthy follow-up or feels like a familiar rerun with bigger production values.Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts. Recorded on the 31 March 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

Phil Lord and Christopher Miller direct this gripping sci-fi adaptation of Andy Weir’s novel: astronaut Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) wakes up millions of miles from Earth with no memory, aboard a ship on a desperate mission to save humanity from a cosmic threat that could extinguish the sun. As he pieces together his purpose, he discovers he’s not entirely alone.

We celebrate the smart, character-driven storytelling, Gosling’s layered performance opposite an unforgettable alien co-star, the stunning visuals and grounded science, and how the film balances high-stakes tension with warmth and wonder in one of the year’s most compelling space adventures.

Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts.

Recorded on the 29 March 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

Today we reviewed The Bluff, Song Sung Blue, and The Wrecking Crew - three movies that couldn’t be more different. The Bluff is a story of pirates and revenge, Song Song Blue is a biopic about the famous tribute act 'Lightning & Thunder' and The Wrecking Crew follows two brothers who reluctantly work together to track down their father's killer.

We chat through what works, what doesn’t, and where each one lands, plus get into the bigger picture of Amazon’s action movies right now and whether The Bluff or The Wrecking Crew actually rise above the usual mid-tier streaming stuff.

Fast-forward to hear about:

01:04: The Bluff (2026)

18:21: Song Sung Blue (2025)

25:22: The Wrecking Crew (2026)

Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts.

Recorded on the 22 March 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

Kevin Williamson returns to write and direct the latest Scream chapter: original final girl Sidney (Neve Campbell) is pulled back to her hometown when a new Ghostface begins a fresh killing spree, forcing her to protect her family and confront lingering horrors from her past. Jasmin Savoy Brown, Mason Gooding, Courteney Cox, Mckenna Grace, Anna Camp and more join the ensemble in this bloody, meta slasher sequel.

We discuss whether it recaptures the franchise's self-aware magic, praise the strong cast chemistry and callbacks, unpack the new killer's motives and twists, and debate if Scream 7 delivers a satisfying send-off or feels like it's mostly for die-hard fans now.

Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts.

Recorded on the 8 March 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

We dive into three very different series that recently caught our attention. First up is A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, the latest spin-off from the Game of Thrones universe, bringing more intrigue and lore from Westeros. Then we shift gears to Paradise, an apocalyptic political thriller now in its second season, blending high-stakes drama with a tense, end-of-the-world backdrop. And finally, we head into the world of Hollywood with Wonder Man, a fresh addition to the MCU that explores fame, identity, and superhero spectacle behind the scenes.

Along the way, we break down what works, what falls short, and what’s genuinely worth your time.

Fast-forward to hear about:

01:14: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms – Season 1 (2026)

17:05: Paradise – Season 1 (2025)

25:56: Wonder Man – Season 1 (2026)

Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts.

Recorded on the 8 March 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

Gore Verbinski directs this sci-fi comedy: "A Man From the Future" (Sam Rockwell) recruits a ragtag, reluctant group to prevent an apocalyptic disaster, blending high-stakes time travel with sharp humour and unlikely alliances. Hayley Lu Richardson, Michael Peña, Zazie Beetz, Asim Chaudhry, Tom Taylor and Juno Temple round out the ensemble in this fun, genre-mashing adventure.

We praise the clever premise and comedic timing, enjoy Verbinski's energetic direction and visual flair, unpack the film's themes of fate vs free will and found-family dynamics, and discuss how it balances laughs with genuine stakes while delivering a satisfying payoff.

Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts.

Recorded on the 28 February 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

Bart Layton directs and writes this LA-set crime thriller: a master thief teams with an insurance broker for a high-stakes score, while a relentless detective closes in. Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo and Halle Berry lead, with Barry Keoghan, Monica Barbaro, Corey Hawkins, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Nick Nolte in support.

We hail it as a solid throwback to classics like Heat and Out of Sight, praise the strong performances and character depth, whilst debating the heist mechanics and moral ambiguities of the crime itself.

Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts.

Recorded on the 23 February 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

Sam Raimi brings his signature style to this survival horror: after a plane crash strands a domineering boss and their employee on a remote island, old workplace power structures collapse amid rising tensions and desperate survival efforts. Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien alongside Edyll Ismai, Xavier Samuel, Chris Pang and Dennis Haysbert round out the cast in this tense, gruesome thriller.

We chat about Raimi's blend of slapstick humour and over-the-top gore, the strong performances and shifting dynamics.

Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts.

Recorded on the 16 February 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

We tackle three distinct Apple TV sci-fi series: Pluribus, Vince Gilligan's post-apocalyptic drama about an astronomer's discovery upending society; Severance, the mind-bending thriller following workers with surgically separated work-life memories; and Silo, the dystopian bunker saga where engineer Juliette exposes deadly secrets in a massive underground world.

We break down premises, pacing, twists and themes, praise Apple TV's focus on deep ideas over flash, compare to classics like Black Mirror and The Twilight Zone, and debate why TV excels at thoughtful sci-fi today.

Fast-forward to hear about:

01:20: Pluribus – Season 1 (2025)

13:25: Severance – Season 1 (2022)

25:05: Silo – Season 1 (2023)

Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts.

Recorded on the 8 February 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

We cover two recent releases: Mercy, Timur Bekmambetov’s screen-life thriller with Chris Pratt as a cop racing to prove his innocence to AI judge Rebecca Ferguson; The Rip, Joe Carnahan’s tense crime drama starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck as Miami detectives hunting cartel cash amid betrayal; and last years Back in Action, Seth Gordon’s Netflix action-comedy with Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz as ex-spies thrust back into danger.

We weigh the pros and cons - Mercy’s gimmicky real-time setup, The Rip’s gripping performances, Back in Action’s predictable formula, and we have chat about how films are made for Netflix.

Fast-forward to hear about:

01:06: Mercy (2026)

17:05: The Rip (2026)

23:05: How films are made for Netflix

32:05: Back in Action (2025)

Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts.

Recorded on the 2 February 2026 © Rogue Reviews.