This week on What The Hell Should I Watch? I’m finally back after the COVID break, and honestly, this might have been one of the strongest lineups of the year so far. I’m talking about what I’m already calling the first true masterpiece of 2026, a killer sequel from Radio Silence, hand-drawn French animation, a …
It’s a special Boxing Day episode of What The Hell Should I Watch, and we’re closing out the year in a big way. I lead things off with my full review of Avatar: Fire and Ash, digging into where this chapter lands in James Cameron’s ever-expanding Pandora saga. I get into the scale, the storytelling …
Hey everyone, Steve here! Chloe and I are back with a brand-new episode packed with movies, shows, and Blu-ray picks you need on your radar. This week I crowned what might be the funniest film of 2025—Micheal Angelo Covino’s Splitsville starring Dakota Johnson, Adria Arjona, Nicholas Braun and more. We also (at long last and …
Hey everyone! Welcome back to What the Hell Should I Watch? I’m Steve Stebbing, joined as always by my co-host Chloe Stebbing, and this week we’re diving into a mix of horror, high-intensity thrillers, and some binge-worthy TV. First up, we finally get to talk about The Monkey, Osgood Perkins’ wild adaptation of Stephen King’s …
This week’s episode contains one of my final “Most Anticipated Films Of 2024” as I got to check out Robert Eggers’ take on a classic vampire story. Frank Grillo adorns a scientist’s degree along with his insane abs in the action horror Werewolves, Ralph Fiennes is ripped and ready for a fight as well, Iliad …
This week on the show, I feel convinced that The Rock is trying to actively sap all of my Christmas spirit at the beginning of the holiday month. Another animated movie made me cry, a definite future Oscar nominee, I dig into the first ever Dreamworks film, now available on blu-ray, and I saw the real appeal …
Call it Glicked, Wickiator or whatever you want, I saw both films and my thoughts on both of them may surprise you as it did me! Martin Scorsese offers up a documentary of a pivotal time in the history of The Beatles, I dug into my 4K of Wes Craven’s greatest gift to horror cinema …
Are we being punished by the movies? It looks that way as I took in Eli Roth’s attempt to bring Borderlands to the big screen. I even it out with a fantastic and quiet little indie film and also got to check out the new collaboration between Matt Damon and the other Affleck, Casey. Lots …
We’re getting horror thriller heavy this week but is it all good? I took in M. Night Shyamalan’s new vision with Josh Hartnett, Trap, both Chloe and I give our thoughts on the strange new thriller Cuckoo with Hunter Schaffer and the always welcome Dan Stevens and I finally got my eyes on Ti West’s …
We are Kevin-less this week (he’s actually in the background, TRY AND SPOT HIM!!) but I’ve got my Deadpool & Wolverine thoughts and, don’t worry! I’ve kept them spoiler-free for those who haven’t seen it yet! Kneecap, a fantastic Irish hip-hop biopic hits theatres in limited release, I’m a big fan of the Lowe’s show …
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