A follow-up to the terrifying Hereditary, Midsommar, available on Netflix, delves into grief, relationships and some good old-fashioned cult horror.

Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm discusses why Midsommar works, while not delivering the jump-out-of-your-seat scares, it is dripping in fairy tale terror.

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American Horror Stories, a spin-off of horror hit American Horror Story, is available on Disney+, but Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm isn’t exactly thrilled. Or scared. Or intrigued.

There are better spooky shows and movies out there worth checking out.

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Need something the whole family could watch for Halloween? The Witches on Crave+ might be just the ticket.

Though, Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm warns, some of the character design may be a little too scary for the little ones.

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Isaac Asimov’s renowned sci-fi series Foundation has been given a big-budget adaption for Apple TV+.

But is it any good? Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm calculates whether the much-hyped show is living up to its promise.

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Squid Game has quickly rocketed to the number one show on Netflix, and in this episode Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm explains why the themes of the South Korean drama are resonating so broadly.

It goes beyond the shock value of the violently reimagined children’s games, it goes into the nature of money and its ability to corrupt.

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On this episode of Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm delves into the 9/11 drama Worth on Netflix.

Most of the major streaming networks featured updated documentaries on the horrific attacks 20 years ago — but this feature film hyper-focuses on one element, the people that are left behind and how they’re treated.

With Michael Keaton as the lawyer tasked with compensating the victims, he has a tough job ahead.

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In this episode of Streaming Wars, Colin Chisholm explains why Amazon’s rendition of Cinderella is, well, one of the worst things he’s seen this year.

From poor modern song choices to rough performances, Cinderella suffers from many, many failures that bring everything down despite some neat ideas that just don’t land.

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Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm takes a look at the new mystery-comedy Only Murders In The Building, now playing on Disney+.

It’s a surprisingly interesting and hilarious romp with Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez that is worth checking out. It’s not ground-breaking by any means, but sometimes it’s nice to have a trusty, reliable show each week.

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On this episode of Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm looks at that age-old question of what if and ponders the results in the experimental Disney+ animated series — What If…?

The results are mixed, but it’s still exciting to see Marvel’s iconic heroes take on new forms and settings — especially with so many of the cinematic cast coming back to lend their voice.

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It’s not exactly groundbreaking or transcendent or anything like that, but for Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm,

Netflix’s original baking competition Nailed It! where three amateur bakers compete to make the least-awful looking confection is perfect comfort food.

The show’s host Nicole Byer is particularly hilarious with her commentary, improv and reactions. Season six is out on Sept. 15.

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