Flix and Giggles

Silo has officially returned to Apple TV with the Season 3 premiere, "Who Are You?", and we could not be more hyped! This episode does an incredible job setting up the massive arc for the season, as we finally edge closer to learning the truth behind how these silos were built and the real reason humanity was sent underground. Juliette's journey is getting more intense by the second, and the atmosphere this season is already top-tier. We're also breaking down some of our own wild personal theories about where the tech is heading this season. Check out our full review of the premiere and let us know what you thought of the first episode in the comments!

Netflix just dropped its newest thriller, The Marked Woman (La Desconocida), and it is absolute garbage from start to finish. We spent nearly two hours watching this film and we honestly still have zero idea what the actual plot was supposed to be! The script completely fails to explain who these characters are or why we should care about them, leaving the entire story feeling incredibly messy, confusing, and underdeveloped. Save your time and do not fall for the hype because this movie just completely sucked. Check out our completely honest, unfiltered review to find out why this is an absolute skip, and let us know in the comments if you were just as confused as we were!

Amazon Prime Video has completely smashed it out of the park with Spider Noir, and we are giving this absolute triumph a flawless 10 out of 10! Nicolas Cage is phenomenal as Ben Reilly, bringing his signature legendary energy to a gritty, hard boiled 1930s detective world that feels entirely fresh for the superhero genre. The stellar supporting cast featuring Lamorne Morris and Brendan Gleeson absolutely shines, delivering an incredibly stylish, fast paced, and purely fun ride from start to finish. Check out our full breakdown to see why this live action marvel project is an absolute must watch, and let us know your thoughts on that wild finale in the comments below!

John Krasinski is back as everyone's favorite CIA analyst, but Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan Ghost War completely misses the mark. We are breaking down why this highly anticipated Prime Video movie feels less like a cinematic blockbuster and more like a basic, predictable CBS movie of the week. While the chemistry between the returning cast is totally fine, the plot relies on tired spy tropes and a generic rogue black ops unit that we have already seen a thousand times before. If you were hoping for the high octane energy, sleek visuals, and elite pacing of Citadel, you are going to be severely disappointed by how average this film turned out to be. Check out our honest review to see if it is even worth adding to your streaming watchlist!

Amazon Prime Video has a certified gem on its hands with the return of Citadel Season 2! While the first episode gets off to a bit of a slow start, the rest of the season completely picks up the pace and delivers an absolute whirlwind of high stakes spy action. We look at how this series manages to stand out in a crowded genre, balancing incredible stunt work with sharp pacing that kept us hooked until the very end. The only real misstep is a bizarrely forced love triangle that feels a bit out of place for elite secret agents, but the sheer momentum of the plot more than makes up for it. Check out our honest thoughts on why this needs to be next on your watchlist!