FlixChatter TV Review: Hulu’s FURIOUS (S1)—the darkest, twistiest thriller of the year goes beyond female rage

The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards just took place this past Monday. Well, I’m convinced that FURIOUS will likely be the one to beat in the Drama category next year. I usually steer clear of stuff that's super dark and violent, but honestly, after reading all those amazing reviews, I had to check it out. The …

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FlixChatter Guest Review: PRACTICAL MAGIC 2 (2026)—Light in substance, but this sequel still highlights the beauty of sisterhood

Directed by Susanne Bier Starring: Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman, Joey King, Lee Pace, Maisie Williams, Xolo Maridueña, Dianne Wiest, Stockard Channing In 1998, Practical Magic debuted on the screen, later extending its life on video shelves across the country and eventually coexisting among the millions of popular titles on the streaming platforms. Then, in 2026, comes …

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FlixChatter Review: THE UPRISING (2026)—Greengrass and Garfield join forces for a gritty, grim, and gloomy medieval folk hero’s journey

These days, it’s pretty hard to watch a movie without knowing too much beforehand, thanks to either a clumsy review or all the buzz on social media. With The Uprising, the confusion comes from its own marketing, which started using the tagline ‘The Rise of Robin Hood’ on some posters. The U.K. distributors muddied the …

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FlixChatter Review: THE FIX (2026)—Liam Neeson’s latest redemption-through-violence thriller is brutal and overly convoluted

Liam Neeson is back in another intense action thriller, but this time, the 74-year-old Irishman isn’t the one doing all the heavy lifting. Instead, it’s his younger co-stars, with Zachary Levi, who’s 30 years his junior, taking the lead as Tucker, an ex-CIA operative who handles most of the action. Neeson portrays Larry, a seasoned …

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FlixChatter Review: LATE FAME (2026)—Willem Dafoe & Greta Lee shine in this lyrical study of art and ego

Imagine if you created something artistic ages ago that you’ve completely forgotten about, and out of the blue, someone finds it and starts calling you a creative genius. I’d probably be baffled and a bit skeptical at first, but I’d also feel pretty flattered by all the attention. That’s the case for a New York …

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FlixChatter Review: AppleTV’s MAYDAY—Branagh + Reynolds’ Cold War buddy comedy is an amusing 80s throwback

Images courtesy of AppleTV I hadn’t come across this movie or even seen the trailer until I caught Kenneth Branagh promoting it on the TODAY show. The Irish actor/director somehow managed to sell the movie, so I watched it as soon as it dropped on Apple TV despite Ryan Reynolds being in it. I have …

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FlixChatter Guest Review: The Dog Stars (2026)—Ridley Scott’s post-apocalyptic thriller is a visually polished but lifeless dud

Despite an uneven box office record in recent years, Ridley Scott can still command a massive budget. His latest film, an adaptation of Peter Heller’s 2012 novel The Dog Stars, is a post-apocalyptic thriller that starts as a meditative study of survival and loss before collapsing into familiar dystopian violence. Set in 2035, after a …

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