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Shane Black’s The Nice Guys Gets Second Sight Release

Shane Black was already famed for his scripting duties on iconic action movies like Lethal Weapon, Lethal Weapon 2, The Last Boy Scout, cult horror comedy The Monster Squad, a supporting role in Predator (thanks to producer Joel Silver), and writing the criminally underrated Last Action Hero & The Long

The Creep Tapes Review

★★★★☆ In an era where found footage has seen a surprising and welcome resurgence—thanks in part to recent standouts like Late Night with the Devil—The Creep Tapes emerges as both a throwback and a fresh reminder of what made the subgenre so effective in the first place. Arriving seven years after Creep 2,

The Post-Frasier Sitcoms of Kelsey Grammer: Three Shows, One Season Each

After an unprecedented 20-year run playing Dr. Frasier Crane across Cheers and Frasier, Kelsey Grammer became one of television’s most iconic sitcom stars. But when Frasier ended in 2004, Grammer didn’t walk away from comedy—he stepped into a string of new leading roles. The challenge? None of his follow-up sitcoms lasted beyond their first season. Whether it

Murder Mystery Monday: Signora Volpe Series 2 (Spoiler Free)

Continuing our tour of sun-soaked sleuths, the excellent Signora Volpe returns to Acorn TV with another beautifully crafted mix of mystery, charm, and a touch of spy flair—served al fresco under the Umbrian sun. Emilia Fox reprises her role as Sylvia Fox, the ever-composed ex-MI6 agent who’s swapped classified files and

Talk To Me Sets Limited Edition Release

Ahead of their new A24 horror film Bring Her Back starring the brilliant Sally Hawkins, rediscover the amazingly talented sibling writer–director duo Danny Philippou and Michael Philippou shocking debut, Talk To Me. Talk to the hand as Second Sight Films is definitely listening, with their brand new, Limited Edition makeover of Talk To Me – the scary

Forgotten Sitcoms: The Class (2006) — A One-Season Wonder with a Future-Star Cast

In the vast world of short-lived sitcoms (and it really is vast), The Class (CBS, 2006) stands out as one of those rare shows that didn’t quite get the attention it deserved—despite a stellar ensemble of actors who would soon go on to headline major projects across film and television. Created by Friends co-creator

Recipes for Love and Murder Series 2 Spoiler Free Review

Continuing our UK TV Murder Mystery Season, this week brings a deliciously satisfying return with the second series of Acorn TV's Recipes for Love and Murder. Maria Doyle Kennedy once again slips effortlessly into the role of Tannie Maria, the food-loving agony aunt with a knack for solving crimes, proving