Bill Simmons struck podcast gold when he launched The Rewatchables a decade or so ago, a nostalgia-soaked series focused on dissecting the movies that shaped Gen X. The series, which is headed to Netflix in 2026, proved that there is a rich market for looking backwards, but it also demonstrated that there is a white space in the market: What if...
I admittedly missed Underwater when it premiered in 2020, but it recently piqued my attention when I learned the film was an Alien-style horror film starring Kristen Stewart who's fleeing none other than Lovecraft's Cthulu. The film takes place on an underwater rig that is drilling into Mariana's Trench, but when the rig becomes flooded and kills...
At this point in life, I'm not interested in watching any TV shows, especially dramas, if they take themselves too seriously. As Amy Poehler and Kristen Wiig recently pointed out in an episode of Good Hang, the world is too dark to do and or watch more dark things. That, my friends, is why the perfect show to watch right now is 9-1-1: Nashville,...
Prime Video's entertaining new docuseries Cocaine Quarterback is a wild watch. Directed by Jody McVeigh-Schultz, the captivating three-episode joyride follows the stranger-than-fiction story of Owen Hanson, a former USC football player known more for his shady off-the-field endeavors than his athletic prowess. After transitioning from illegal...
You know going in that a documentary about the life of Charlie Sheen is going to be wild, but aka Charlie Sheen is even crazier than you'd expect. Netflix's new two-part doc about the controversial actor presents a brutally honest Sheen as he speaks candidly about a variety of subjects he's never discussed publicly. From shoving an ice cube up his ...
Before High Potential returns for its sophomore season in less than two weeks, rewatch the debut installment of ABC's hit series. Based on the French series Haut Potentiel Intellectuel, High Potential follows Morgan Gillory (Kaitlin Olson), a High Potential Intellectual whose brains are discovered by LAPD Lieutenant Selena Soto (Judy Reyes). Olson...
ESPN's new six-episode docuseries The Kingdom follows the Kansas City Chiefs as they try to become the first NFL team to win three straight Super Bowls. Now streaming on Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN, the first episode explores how Patrick Mahomes found his way to Kansas City and the cinematic Draft Day movie moment that preceded the Chiefs selecting...