Natalie Portman goes full diva disaster in Vox Lux, a haunting anti-popstar drama that’s more trauma than tracks. We break down Brady Corbet’s bold, unsettling take on fame, violence, and the cost of survival — where glitter meets gunfire and the spotlight burns bright... and cold.

We dive into Tron: Ares, Disney's sleek sci-fi sequel where Jared Leto plays an AI on a quest to become human... kind of. With neon visuals, industrial beats, and tech-bro villains, does this reboot push the Tron legacy forward — or just keep it on life support? Let's break it down.

Jennifer Lopez floats above reality as a glam dream diva in Kiss of the Spider Woman, but does the film ever catch up to her? We dive into Bill Condon's stylish but uneven musical, the emotional core brought by Tonatiuh and Diego Luna, and why fantasy alone isn't enough to ground this Broadway adaptation.

What happens when Sam Rockwell plays a garbage-smelling time traveler trying to stop an AI apocalypse... for the 118th time? In this episode, we dive into Gore Verbinski’s chaotic sci-fi comedy Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die — a genre-bending, meme-laced trip that’s part Terminator, part Groundhog Day, and totally unhinged. Is it genius satire or just glitchy nonsense? Let’s talk about it.

In this episode, we dive into Mystic River, Clint Eastwood’s gripping exploration of childhood trauma, revenge, and moral gray zones. With powerhouse performances from Sean Penn, Tim Robbins, and Kevin Bacon, we unpack how grief and guilt collide in this haunting crime drama that still hits hard decades later.

In this episode, we break down Rebecca Miller’s Mr. Scorsese — a riveting, deeply personal docuseries on one of cinema’s greatest minds. From street fights and asthma to Taxi Driver drama and coke-fueled chaos, we explore how Scorsese’s contradictions shaped a legendary career built on obsession, faith, and film.

In this episode, we unpack Lynne Ramsay’s We Need to Talk About Kevin — a chilling, emotional deep-dive into guilt, grief, and the terrifying reality of raising a child you don’t understand. From Tilda Swinton’s haunting performance to the film’s unsettling atmosphere, we explore why this story hits so hard and lingers even longer.

In this episode, we dive into Beautiful Boy, the emotional father-son drama starring Timothée Chalamet and Steve Carell. We explore how their powerful performances bring depth to a familiar story of addiction, relapse, and unconditional love. It's heartbreaking, honest, and worth the conversation.

Hard-boiled detective dramas aren’t what they used to be—but HBO’s Task might just be the genre’s big comeback. In this episode, we dive into what makes Task stand out: complex characters, moral gray areas, and that slow-burn intensity we’ve been missing from TV.

We break down Anemone, the bleak and brooding debut from Ronan Day-Lewis that premiered at NYFF 2025. Daniel Day-Lewis is back on screen — filthy, furious, and unforgettable — in a father-son collaboration that's part political trauma, part family horror story. It’s dense, dark, and… weirdly kind of great?