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- Simply the best Drag Race has ever beenWhat happens when you take some of the best drag queens from the RuPaul’s Drag Race pantheon and get them to compete for the title of Queen of all Queens?
According to Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm – you get the best drag race yet.
With new rules, new strategies and new challenges, with some of the best drag queens to ever grace the main stage, All Stars season 7 represents a high watermark for the long-running reality series.
New episodes are out each week on Crave.
What are your thoughts on the latest season? Reach Colin on Twitter at @ColinHantsCo or send him an email at [email protected]
For more Streaming Wars, stay right here on SaltWire.com7 min - Stranger Things gets spooky in long-awaited returnStreaming Wars host Colin Chisholm wasn’t sure if he’d be into the Netflix blockbuster series after a long hiatus. But, turns out, he is.
With a new slasher horror look and feel, Stranger Things feels bigger, fresher and better than ever. Stay tuned for the epic conclusion of season 4 on July 1.
What are your thoughts on the latest season?
Reach Colin on Twitter at @ColinHantsCo or send him an email at [email protected]
For more Streaming Wars, stay right here on SaltWire.com7 min - The force is strong with Obi-WanThe Force is strong with this one – Ewan MacGregor makes triumphant return as Obi-Wan Kenobi on Disney+
In a special Streaming Wars episode, host Colin Chisholm chats with fellow Star Wars fan, writer and columnist Rebecca Dingwell for a deep dive (or, to nerd out) on the hit Disney+ mini-series Obi-Wan Kenobi, which is now streaming on Disney+.
From the iconic characters, to the surprising story beats, Colin and Rebecca go through the aspects of Kenobi that delighted long-time fans and casual viewers alike.
What did you think of the latest Star Wars epic?
Send your thoughts to Colin at @ColinHantsCo on Twitter, or shoot him an email at [email protected] For more Streaming Wars, stay right here on SaltWire.com13 min - A trivia show that’s a load of bull drops on NetflixThe basic conceit, that a contestant can still win, even if they don’t know the answer, is a fun gimmick for a bit. But, Bullsh*t The Game Show quickly loses its charm after the novelty wears off according to Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm.
Hosted by game show host and stand-up exemplar Howie Mandel, Bullsh*t tries hard to squeeze out a lot from its core idea and it’s fun to guess along as you watch, but there’s not much there beyond the mind games at play.
Have a suggestion for Colin? Send him a tweet @ColinHantsCo or an email at [email protected]
For more Streaming Wars content, stay on SaltWire.com6 min - Life finds a way in Apple’s Prehistoric PlanetDavid Attenborough? Check. Dinosaurs? Check. Stunning visuals? Check.
The new nature documentary, Prehistoric Planet, now playing on Apple TV+, has everything a dinosaur nerd needs according to Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm.
Viewers are transported to a different time, made almost freakishly real thanks to beautifully animated and designed creatures that seem like the genuine article.
Attenborough’s narration also gives the production a soothing foundation that would allow anyone to enjoy.
Have a suggestion for Colin? Send him a tweet @ColinHantsCo or an email at [email protected]
For more Streaming Wars content, stay on SaltWire.com6 min - A head-crushing good time with The Kids In The HallAlthough he hasn’t watched through the original run, Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm is already a fan of Prime Video’s reboot/resurrection of iconic Canadian sketch comedy The Kids In The Hall.
With unhinged, ridiculous sketches, the original cast returns and they go hard into the absurd with their off-the-wall comedy. It’s simply a delight. Now all we need is for Amazon to confirm that more is on the way.
Have a suggestion for Colin? Send him a tweet @ColinHantsCo or an email at [email protected]
For more Streaming Wars content, stay on SaltWire.com6 min - Woah. The new Matrix movie goes placesFollowing an almost 20-year hiatus, the Matrix series has come back in the form of The Matrix Resurrections and Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm has some complicated feelings about it.
Now available on Crave, Resurrections breaks the fourth wall through its subversive, clever writing. But, there is some baggage and clunkiness that can get in the way.
What did you think? You can reach Colin via email at [email protected] or via Twitter @ColinHantsCo
For more Streaming Wars content, head to SaltWire.com6 min - Chris Pine: maybe he was Bourne with it?Chris Pine understands the assignment in The Contractor, a new action-thriller available on Prime Video, according to Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm.
With hints of Jason Bourne, this straight-to-DVD feeling flick is a refreshing one-off that has some interesting things to say but doesn’t always stick the landing.
What did you think? You can reach Colin via email at [email protected] or via Twitter @ColinHantsCo
For more Streaming Wars content, head to SaltWire.com5 min - Netflix’s The Pentaverate has a big secret — fart jokesStreaming Wars host Colin Chisholm admits he can’t help but giggle at the outwardly stupid toilet humour on display in Netflix’s latest comedy series: The Pentaverate.
Mike Myers delights, playing several characters in the series, which feels a lot like the Austin Powers series of films.
What did you think? You can reach Colin via email at [email protected] or via Twitter @ColinHantsCo
For more Streaming Wars content, head to SaltWire.com7 min - Star Trek Picard’s second season slows to impulseStar Trek: Picard, which recently finished its second season, hasn’t been a winner for Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm.
Despite a strong start, the second season loses all momentum and plods along in a boring, time travel oriented storyline that doesn’t go anywhere.
Have some thoughts of your own? Reach out to Colin on Twitter @ColinHantsCo or send him an email at [email protected]7 min
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Welcome to Streaming Wars from the SaltWire Network
Streaming Wars is a deep dive into the content available across the various streaming networks, including Netflix, Crave, Disney Plus and…
Streaming Wars is a deep dive into the content available across the various streaming networks, including Netflix, Crave, Disney Plus and…
more.
Every two weeks columnist and team editor Colin Chisholm gives you his thoughts on some of the best (and worst) movies and TV shows that are out there.
For articles, videos and more from Streaming Wars, head to www.SaltWire.com.
Have a suggestion for something to Colin to check out? You can reach him at [email protected] or via Twitter at @ColinHantsCo.
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Every two weeks columnist and team editor Colin Chisholm gives you his thoughts on some of the best (and worst) movies and TV shows that are out there.
For articles, videos and more from Streaming Wars, head to www.SaltWire.com.
Have a suggestion for something to Colin to check out? You can reach him at [email protected] or via Twitter at @ColinHantsCo.
DISCLAIMER
The purpose of these channels is to provoke thought and action to make our communities better. We welcome and encourage open discussion on SaltWire social media sites – including but not limited to our blogs, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube pages – and look forward to any comments, stories, and experiences you want to share. While SaltWire makes reasonable efforts to monitor content posted on its social media platforms, we do not moderate all comments and cannot always respond in a timely manner to online requests for information. Any comments that are defamatory, abusive, or hurtful (including foul language or hate speech) may be deleted by the moderators.