October 16th 2025, Latest Content
Talamasca: The Secret Order, a perfect espionage show that uncovers a hidden supernatural world, weaving a slow-burn mystery rich with secrets, subtle lore, and deep ties to Interview with the Vampire.
Talamasca: The Secret Order delivers a compelling, character-driven mystery that thrives when it centers on Guy Anatole, a grounded and relatable lead whose charm and determination pull viewers into the supernatural world. The show excels in subtlety, hidden details, and clever ties to Interview with the Vampire, offering rich rewards for both new viewers and longtime fans of Anne Rice’s universe.
Gen V returns with its second season and proves that it’s a series that can stand on its own. Emma’s levity, Cipher’s intellectual villainy, and Slater’s chilling presence prove that Gen V is a strong, compelling show but fails when it reverts back to the weak characters and misjudged humour of its parent series. Gen V feels like a true team and has characters you will root for and the writers have shown that they can deliver when it comes to the drama and complexity of The Boys universe.
There are two sides to every story but perspective is key and The Girlfriend is a gripping psychological thriller that draws you in deep to the drama and crimes while twisting your own view on who is right or who to root for. Olivia Cooke and Robin Wright carry the series with ease, playing off each character's psyches with turns that can be absurd but not unexpected from the two characters. Cherry and Laura are obsessed with having the upper hand as their desires turn from being with Daniel to destroying each other just to keep him and every scene is perfectly crafted to create palpable tension and show that there is no limit to how far each of the characters will go. It’s crazy, violent and a great thriller that goes into the psyche and tests how far a person can go and how much they can be trusted.
Streaming might be the most popular way to watch a movie but there’s something beloved about experiencing it on the big screen, surrounded by people all eager for the impending enjoyment and the grandeur of watching something on a cinema screen.
There’s a lot coming out next year, some films finally reaching other countries outside the USA and there’s a lot to be excited about. There’s a varying of genres even if the biggest movies will either be remakes, sequels or adaptations. With so many coming out, we wanted to showcase the ones we are most looking forward to!
Next year looks interesting for TV with some interesting shows coming back sooner than expected and others that many have been eagerly awaiting. There’s a lot coming out but here is what we are most looking forward to!
There’s been a lot of TV this year. The best has been mostly adaptations or remakes but the new takes offer a refreshing look at some beloved material and translate it so it reaches a new audience or excites those that already love it. We’ve looked at some of our favourites of the year!
Daryl Dixon’s third and penultimate series grows in strength and gives life to a franchise that could easily be dying with so many spin offs. The new country keeps things fresh and revitalizes the plot but not the titular character who regresses back into the reluctant jaded hero that quickly irritates and hinders any plot and makes it clear that there’s not much road left of his journey and it's struggling with him as the lead. Carol is the strength but it is the new cast Eduardo Noriega, Candela Saitta, Hugo Arbués and Alexandra Masangkay who give the series every strength. OUt of the familiar faces it continues to be Carol’s growth and determination that centres the series, bringing things that we recognise from her presence but growing with the story instead of resisting it like Daryl. More drama than zombie, Daryl Dixon is revitalized with the third season.