Steve Stebbing

Breaking down all things pop culture

The holiday season is officially here, which means this week’s episode leans festive… but still sharp, still feral, and still very much What The Hell Should I Watch–coded. Chloe’s sitting this one out, but she’ll be back next week for the final episode of 2025 — and before we get there, there’s horror Santa carnage, …

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Flying without a co-pilot this week as Chloe takes a break and will return next week. I faced my fears on this new episode and took in Parker Finn’s diabolical sequel to his debut film, Smile. I also got a look at Michael Keaton hanging out in his comfortable sweet spot in Goodrich and welcome back …

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New Releases: Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One – Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his IMF team embark on their most dangerous mission yet: To track down a terrifying new weapon that threatens all of humanity before it falls into the wrong hands. With control of the future and the fate of the world at stake, …

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New Releases: Where The Crawdads Sing – There’s something about this new drama mystery that has me absolutely disinterested and I have to say it stems from the pretty lacklustre trailer that I saw in theatres for it. Maybe it is also the fact that this ad screened before a showing of Lightyear in front …

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New Releases: Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings – It’s crazy to think that the pandemic created a huge rift in the releasing of the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies and we just got Black Widow a couple of months ago after an over a year delay and now we get the first Asian …

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As heard on The J’Lyn Nye Show on 630 CHED in Edmonton, here’s a breakdown of the things to get you through at least the weekend! Movies: Tigertail (Netflix) – Parks and Recreation producer and Master Of None co-creator Alan Yang makes his feature directorial debut with this movie that he wrote as well. Starring …

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Blu-Ray: Just Mercy – Short Term 12 director Destin Daniel Cretin returns to form after The Glass Castle with this well-acted true story about civil rights lawyer Bryan Stevenson, a Harvard law school graduate who moved from Delaware to Alabama to give death row inmates proper legal representation, played in this film by Michael B. …

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