The Rip & Send Help - Double Feature!

The Mandalorian & Grogu, Passenger, and Obsession: Which One Comes Out on Top?

This week on Booked for the Movies, I'm reviewing three recently released movies: Star Wars: The Mandalorian & Grogu, Passenger (2026), and Obsession. From a galaxy far, far away to psychological suspense and ill fated travelers, these movies couldn't be more different. Which one earned the highest rating? Which one left me searching for more? Tune in to my spoiler filled review and let me know what YOU thought of each of these films!

Scream 7

It’s finally here: my long-awaited review of Scream 7. We’re diving into the newest installment in my all-time favorite horror franchise, and I’m just going to say it upfront: this was a five-star movie for me. I loved it. 👀 That doesn’t mean it’s flawless, I’ve definitely got critiques, but even with its issues, this one stands miles ahead of the last two films for me. Now I need to know…did you overlook the same flaws, or are we about to disagree?

11 Books in 28 Days?! My February Reading Recap

February was apparently my month of zero chill because I read 11 books — 9 romances (yes, I’m fine) and 2 thrillers. 2 of the 11 were advanced reader copies that are both OUT NOW and ready to be consumed by you! From slow burns to plot twists I didn’t see coming, I’m breaking down what worked, what didn’t, and which ones you need on your TBR immediately. Consider this your official February debrief.

The Rip & Send Help - Double Feature!

This week on Booked for the Movies, we’re breaking down The Rip and Send Help and let’s just say… these survival stories hit very differently. 👀 One left me questioning everything (including my two hours), and the other had me fully stranded in the chaos. Are they gripping thrillers… or duds that leave you side-eyeing everyone you know? 🎬

The Women by Kristin Hannah

This week on Booked for the Movies, I’m diving into The Women by Kristin Hannah — a powerful, emotional story about courage, sacrifice, and the women history tried to forget. ❤️‍🔥 Set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War, this one stayed with me long after the final page and even had me getting emotional as I shared my thoughts throughout the episode.