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Stranger Things Finale

The Upside Down has officially closed its gates, and we have thoughts. In this emotional, spoiler-packed breakdown, we dive deep into the long-awaited Stranger Things finale—what worked, what wrecked us, and what left us wanting more. We unpack the nostalgia, heartbreak, and ultimate sendoff for our favorite Hawkins crew. Plus, where does this rank in the pantheon of great TV finales? Follow us on Instagram and Subscribe to our YouTube Channel! 📹

Our Best Picks of 2025

We’re breaking down our picks for the Best Movies of 2025—the ones that moved us, shocked us, and had everyone talking. From big releases to hidden gems, it’s our take on the year in film. Follow us on Instagram and Subscribe to our YouTube Channel! 📹

Christmas Special 🎄

Christmas movies: comfort cinema or emotional manipulation wrapped in tinsel? For this Christmas special, we dive into our festive watchlists, from timeless classics to guilty pleasures, debating what really makes a movie a Christmas movie (yes, Die Hard comes up). We talk nostalgia, streaming-era Christmas films, iconic scores, questionable tropes, and the films they’ll defend forever — or happily cancel. A cosy, slightly unhinged end-of-year episode about cinema, traditions, and why we keep coming back to the same films every December. 🎄🎬🐾 Follow us on Instagram and Subscribe to our YouTube Channel! 📹

Stranger Things Season 5

In this episode, we’re diving into Stranger Things Season 5 — what we know, what we’re scared of, and what better not happen. But first, we break down the new Netflix-WB deal and what it means for the future of streaming, originals, and creative control. Spoiler: it’s giving red flags. Major Spoilers on Stranger Things in this episode. Follow us on Instagram and Subscribe to our YouTube Channel! 📹

Frankenstein

Julie and Feds dissect the cinephile catnip that is Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein. From the film’s Mary Shelley lineage to Del Toro’s creature-core legacy, they break down why this adaptation—with Oscar Isaac and Mia Goth—is more than hype.  Expect talk of visual language, production design, and how this fits into Del Toro’s auteur arc. For monster kids, horror heads, and anyone who worships at the altar of gothic cinema. Follow us on Instagram and Subscribe to our YouTube Channel! 📹