Long before Paul Atreides, there were the sisters who dared to shape the fate of humankind. Dune: Prophecy invites us into a world of power, ambition, and sacrifice - but does it live up to the towering legacy of Dune? With stunning visuals and bold storytelling choices, this origin story walks a fine line between innovation and tradition. A must-watch for fans of the Bene Gesserit and lovers of intricate sci-fi.
Dune: Prophecy is a television adaptation exploring the origins of the Bene Gesserit sisterhood, set 10,148 years before Paul Atreides. The pilot emphasizes worldbuilding and character-driven drama, notably following sisters Valya and Tula. While it may alienate action-seeking viewers, its complex narrative appeals to fans of Dune and philosophical sci-fi.
Two years after their chaotic road trip, The End of the F**ing World* returns darker, stranger, and more heartfelt than ever. Season 2 deepens James and Alyssa’s story while introducing new twists, layered characters, and that perfect blend of awkward humor and gut-punch emotion.
Weird in the best way, this dark British comedy pulls you into a tragic, teenage Bonnie and Clyde–style road trip. With Alex Lawther and Jessica Barden giving pitch-perfect performances, it’s as captivating as it is oddly heartwarming.
Worn Out Spines 