3 stars for the elliott smith needle drop and toni colette

Good premise and I like Toni Collette; noticed it had Mae Martin who is in my top 5 least liked actors of all time so the anticipation lessened. Watched it and didnt have much intrigue and MM is even worse than I remember; Mae manages to destroy most shows on their own.

i feel like this whole show was just an excuse for mae martin to get ripped (it's definitely doing something to me)

it’s toni collette’s world and we’re just living in it

C4, what a brilliant drama! And such amazing young talent! I binge watched this. So many surprises, twists and turns.. a real 'can't put it down' serial 👌🏻

This was fun. A bit corny at times but the sisters’ dynamic is soo good. Wouldn’t be mad if it got renewed for another season. Needs some gay shit though.

Raven’s 2025 TV Shows Ranked Raven’s TV Show Recommendations Just finished binge watching all 5 episodes in one sitting and this was j

these stars are not for julianne, meghann, and milly, i will sacrifice my own life…for julianne, meghann, and milly

Much like in Mt. Olympus, all the women in Port Haven are Mothers, queens, goddesses 🧜🏼‍♀️👸🏼; all the men are sadboi cucks and manipulative trash, who think of themselves as gods. 🤡💩

While I did not enjoy this season as much as S1, it was still enjoyable!! I loved the bigger cast and I felt like Mick did more this season than he did in S1. While it did drag at times, it still suckered me in by the end!! I definitely wouldn't mind a third season and I'm definitely waiting on that

Hard to believe that a strong cast like this could produce such garbage; but C5 is known for putting out consistent garbage fiction content. Sometimes you get some gems on C5, but this is awful.

Actually ended up being a good little miniseries once you get past the low quality C5 product! Surprised me and made me wonder if I should give more C5 shows a second chance as it is like a 1 in 10 I like.

absolutely fucking perfect, Stephen Graham making me burst in tears yet again, the fact that this was all done in one shot too simply blows my mind, there’s literally nothing that this man cannot take on, his emotional range yet again breaking me to my core and hitting it home how realistic and ofte

Barring Episode 2 - where the tone in service of the messaging becomes blunt and cartoonish - this four episode miniseries about toxic masculinity, teenage uncertainty and the generational disconnect between parents and their kids, is a riveting and investing watch. Stephen Graham and Ashley Walters

top tier television, which i wouldnt think i'd be saying about a netflix original. baby reindeer was good as well tbf but not top tier for me now that i look back on it. this is genuinely some insane shit and i think its so good that this was made. incel culture, misogyny, etc is such a huge issue r

just like baby reindeer last year this miniseries, that came out of nowhere, will be a major contender in every award show. I have no doubt. from a technical standpoint this was an incredible achievement as every episode was filmed in a single take. adding to the intensity of what was happening on

A searing dissection of how society, amplified and incited by social media, has shaped and indoctrinated an entire generation of young men—telling them how they should act, how they can and should act around women, and what they are entitled to from women. Adolescence not only subverts the tired UK

This was an important piece of work with incredible performances. Sadly, with media literacy being so low these days, I think a lot of people will miss its message. The way the story is told isn't as important as what it's actually trying to say. Many will go into this expecting a typical crime dra

It was a good message of knife crime in the UK but I kinda wanted to see the trial and him being sentenced

The most compelling acting I’ve seen so far. This is a necessary show that is a PSA and should win somebody an oscar. Adolescence tackles the lack of positive role models for young boys, incels, and after watching parents might actually talk to their kids and ponder before they get them a phone. We

The Fall Of The House Of Usher starts off rocky, but transforms into a wonderful delight of a series. Mike Flanagan strikes again. my review: https://www.screenedcinema.com/post/review-the-fall-of-the-house-of-usher

To me, this felt like a show that you just watch, then never really think about again. The horror was much, much weaker than what I'd hoped for based on my previous experience with Mike Flanagan's series, with The Haunting of Hill House being my favourite horror ever. I really didn't enjoy the "di

Mike Flanagan really apologised for Midnight Club, huh? 💀