A Wong Shot Review - Backrooms (Spoilers)

EP. 38 - Obsession (Spoilers)

In this episode, Wong and Mike take a deep dive into Obsession, the surprise global hit from filmmaker Curry Barker that has everyone asking, “Have you seen Obsession yet?” They discuss the film’s gripping story, breakout performances, and the word-of-mouth hype that’s made it a worldwide sensation. Is Obsession worthy of all the praise, or does it leave something to be desired? Tune in for their full spoiler review, complete with their occasional rants, tangents, and laughter.

EP. 37 - Mortal Kombat II (Spoilers)

FINISH HIM! Wong and Mike enter the MK arena to review Mortal Kombat II, the sequel that brings more fighters, bigger battles, plenty of bone-crunching fatalities, and, of course, Karl Urban as Johnny f***ing Cage to the big screen. In this episode, Wong and Mike break down the action, the characters, and whether it’s a good adaptation to the widely popular video game franchise. They discuss the fight scenes, franchise lore, and visual effects. Does it deliver the over-the-top martial arts mayhem fans have been waiting of? Is this sequel a flawless victory or a brutal fatality? Tune in as Wong and Mike give their final verdicts.

A Wong Shot Review - Backrooms (Spoilers)

In this Wong Shot, Wong gives his take on the eerie, unsettling world of Backrooms, the latest horror movie from director, and YouTube creator Kane Parsons. From its unnerving atmosphere and tense musical score to the suspense woven throughout the Backrooms themselves, Wong breaks down how Parsons crafts a terrifying and immersive world that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. Tune in as Wong explores the film’s twists, deeper themes, and whether it lives up to the hype or gets lost in the maze.

EP. 36 - Side Effects

Wong and Mike dive into the psychological thriller Side Effects (2013), directed by Steven Soderbergh. What starts as a film about depression, medication and trust quickly unravels into something far more sinister. With sharp, clever twists and morally gray themes, they break down what makes this film so well written - from its grounded yet flawed characters, to Soderbergh’s tight direction - and why you’ll never look at a simple prescription the same way again.

EP. 35 - Constantine

In this episode, Wong and Mike dive straight into the chaotic, supernatural world of Francis Lawrence’s comic book adaptation, Constantine. They explore the cigarette-smoking, demon ass-kicking antihero portrayed by the always awesome Keanu Reeves. Wong and Mike discuss whether this is a great comic book movie released well before the Marvel craze, or just a poor attempt at adapting the popular comic Hellblazer. Grab your holy water and join them for a devilishly fun breakdown.