Spriggan brings it all to the plate- the story, the characters, the visuals, and the soundtracks. With action-filled scenes showcasing real-life events connected to a fictional world written in an absurdly good way, this show is a must-watch!
The Silent Sea is not without its pleasures. Director Choi Hang-Yong stages the action with a fluidity that suggests a firm grasp of cinematic language, and he brings energetic pacing to the action.
You Can See Everything had its top-secret, phone-free screening at the Telluride Film Festival and it has got the audience talking without spilling spoilers. The official teaser on YouTube shows Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes staring at each other without revealing much about the documentary itself, however, the reactions by viewers at Telluride seem filled with excitement and awe around it. The documentary is set to release this October.
Apple TV's new six-episode-series, Last Seen is set to premiere with two episodes on September 9 and one episode dropping every Wednesday thereby. It is based on the 2011 novel, The Dispatcher, by author Ryan David Jahn. The series is centered around Ian Ridley, a father whose child, Maggie, disappeared 11 years ago and a sudden phone call ignites a certain hope in him.
Drawn Together brings Ester Expósito and Hugo Diego García together for a romantic thriller filled with danger, secrets and forbidden attraction. Here’s our review of the Prime Video movie.
2026 Emmy wins seem special with first-time wins to wins with history, all getting the stage. While Shailene Woodley's win feels special; Mariska Hargitay's win feels emotional while Rob Reiner's posthumous award was a bittersweet moment.
The Emmy Awards 2026 show us a cultural shift in the awards show itself. While the Emmys remain a television award function, it is also rewarding the larger pop-cultural that are somehow the part of larger television and that is how the idea of television itself is evolving.
