In this episode, we take a deep dive—literally—into Last Breath (2025), the harrowing survival thriller directed by Alex Parkinson. Starring Finn Cole, Woody Harrelson, Simu Liu, and Cliff Curtis, this intense cinematic experience plunges audiences into the depths of the North Sea, where one man fights against impossible odds to survive.

We’ll break down the film’s key performances, its claustrophobic tension, and the thought-provoking themes of resilience, teamwork, and human endurance. Plus, we’ll discuss how critics and audiences have responded to the film and whether it lives up to the hype.

So strap in, take a deep breath, and join us for this spoiler-free review of Last Breath!

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Hey everyone, welcome back to the show! Today, we’re diving into Captain America: Brave New World, the latest chapter in the MCU that sees Sam Wilson fully stepping into the mantle of Captain America. Does it soar to new heights like The Winter Soldier, or does it stumble under the weight of its own ambitions? I’ve got thoughts—plenty of them! We’ll talk about the film’s action, its political themes, how it stacks up to previous Cap films, and whether it truly delivers on its promise. Stick around for the full breakdown—let’s get into it!

In this episode, I dive intoHeart Eyes (2025), the latest horror-comedy from director Josh Ruben (Werewolves Within,Scare Me). Starring Olivia Holt, Mason Gooding, Jordana Brewster, and Devon Sawa, this genre-blending slasher takes Valentine’s Day romance to deadly new heights.

Set in a world of corporate marketing and modern dating woes, the film follows Ally (Holt) and Jay (Gooding), two colleagues navigating an ambitious campaign—until they become the targets of the infamous Heart Eyes Killer. With its mix of sharp humor, thrilling suspense, and satisfyingly gory kills,Heart Eyes delivers a fresh spin on holiday horror.

Join us as we determine whether it’s worth a trip to the theater. Love is in the air... but so is murder! 🎯💘🔪

In this episode, I dive deep into Companion (2025), the sci-fi horror thriller that’s got everyone talking. We break down its mind-bending plot, explore its chilling themes of AI autonomy and control, and analyze the standout performances of Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid. Is Companion the next Ex Machina, or does it carve its own path in the genre? Tune in as I discuss the film’s shocking twists, eerie atmosphere, and what it says about technology, power, and relationships.

Mild spoilers ahead!

This week, we’re diving into Flight Risk, the latest action-thriller directed by Mel Gibson and starring Mark Wahlberg. The film is a tightly contained, mid-air drama about a U.S. Marshal, a mob accountant, and a seemingly ordinary pilot with a dark agenda. Clocking in at just 91 minutes, it’s a modest attempt to deliver suspense and action, though it doesn’t always stick the landing. Wahlberg takes a rare turn as a villain, which feels like a bold but uneven choice, while Michelle Dockery and Topher Grace round out the cast with mixed results.

Gibson’s direction is functional, but the film struggles with a predictable script and tonal inconsistency. For Wahlberg fans, this might feel like a detour from his usual action-hero or comedic roles, and it’s certainly a smaller-scale project compared to his blockbusters. Of course, the film doesn’t exist in a vacuum—Gibson’s personal controversies continue to shadow his work, complicating how audiences engage with his projects.

Overall, Flight Risk might scratch an itch for fans of claustrophobic thrillers, but don’t expect it to soar too high. It’s a serviceable but forgettable addition to both Wahlberg and Gibson’s filmographies. Tune in as we break down what worked, what didn’t, and whether this one’s worth the flight ticket

This week, we're talking about Leigh Whannell's WOLF MAN!