Daredevil: Born Again is back with a vengeance! 🦇 The first two episodes deliver gritty action, emotional gut punches, and that signature moral complexity we love. Read my full review!
What if your job was to die - over and over again - for the survival of others? Edward Ashton’s Mickey 7 is a sci-fi romp that asks big questions about identity, sacrifice, and what it means to be human, but don’t expect deep philosophical dives. Instead, buckle up for a snarky, fast-paced adventure on an icy alien world where survival is messy, clones are complicated, and the real enemy might just be human nature itself. Curious? Read the full review to see if this Expendable’s story is worth your time!
With tighter pacing and sharper visuals, Mayfair Witches Season 2 is more intriguing, but the lack of character depth keeps it from being truly enchanting. Read the full review!
Invincible Season 3 is off to a thrilling start, diving headfirst into Mark’s moral dilemmas and Cecil’s ruthless pragmatism. With faster pacing, deeper character work, and brutal action, this season asks: Can you be the good guy and save the world? My full review is live, don’t miss it!
A YA fantasy inspired by Bruce Lee’s philosophy? I had high hopes for Breath of the Dragon. The world-building? Great. The action? Solid. The main character? He’s A lot. 😅 If you love martial arts, magic, and reluctant heroes, you’ll want to check this one out, just prepare to be patient. Read my full review.
The Paladin’s Shadow leans into the Radiance series’ signature mix of hurt/comfort, betrayal, and magic but with a more playful energy thanks to Karis, a new recruit with a sharp tongue and sharper magic. While the romance delivers, Ronan’s past lingers in ways that are hard to ignore. Does love truly conquer all? Read my full review to find out.
The Season 2 premiere of Mayfair Witches is a promising step up from its debut. With Rowan navigating her connection to Lasher and a darker tone emerging, this might be the redemption arc fans have been hoping for. Alexandra Daddario shines as always, and while there’s room for improvement (looking at you, cheesy magic effects), the season starts with a captivating foundation.
Season 2 begins by highlighting just how shocking Jin-woo's transformation has been. The confidence, the strength—it's a far cry from the timid hunter we once knew. Even his sister is amazed. Add in Igris’s triumphant return and the comedic timing of Jin-woo’s raid plan backfiring, and you’ve got a premiere that’s emotional, thrilling, and hilarious all at once.
The Necromancer’s Light offers a fascinating world and emotionally rich characters like Shae Nightven, the lonely necromancer. While the story kept me in a steady state of flow rather than excitement, a powerful emotional gut punch shifted my experience and left me curious for more.
Ever wondered how your favorite books translate to TV? Sometimes it’s magic, sometimes it’s mayhem. This year, I braved 29 adaptations—everything from anime (hello, Solo Leveling) to epic dramas (Shogun, anyone?). The result? A hilarious journey through what worked, what flopped, and why you should always watch Reacher. Spoiler: Winter jackets make everything cooler.
Worn Out Spines 