Updates from the sofa

Paul reviews Netflix's Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly and explains how Raygun legitimately reached the Olympics, why her training bubble mattered, and why the documentary still avoids its biggest accountability question.

Paul reviews Hulu’s four-part Welcome to the Family: The Murder of Dan Markel and explains why its clear timeline, memorable courtroom details and focus on Dan make it worth watching.

The Whisper Man has an all-star cast and perfect rainy-night atmosphere, but does Netflix’s new thriller offer enough depth to keep your phone down? Paul reviews what worked, what fell flat, and why the ending felt very familiar.

Passenger begins with a creepy highway accident and a strong supernatural-horror setup. Paul breaks down what worked, what became frustrating, who may enjoy it, and whether the movie is worth watching, with a clear spoiler warning before the ending discussion.

Out of the Further still knows how to make Paul jump, but its new rules for The Further sometimes feel more gimmicky than scary. Here is the spoiler-free verdict, theater recommendation, and spoiler discussion.

The End of Oak Street mixes 80s nostalgia, family drama, science fiction, and survival thrills into one very strange ride. Paul breaks down what worked, what dragged, and whether this Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor movie is worth seeing in theaters or waiting to watch at home.

Obsession is dark, uncomfortable, gory, and surprisingly layered—a horror movie about toxic love, control, consent, and the consequences of getting exactly what you wished for.

Not Carol explores the tragic Carol Coronado case, postpartum mental health, the insanity defense, and the warning signs her family recognized too late.

Primate delivers bloody kills, tense moments, and a ridiculous slasher-style chimp—but weak characters and gimmicky writing keep it from hitting the mark.