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3 days ago | nerdspin.com | Zofia Wijaszka

It’s official—she’s back! The quirky, cursing, killing machine M3GAN returns to our screens (and any place with a Wi-Fi signal). Believe me, she still doesn’t mince words. Following the success of its highly entertaining predecessor, M3GAN 2.0, created by Gerard Johnstone and Akela Cooper, is one heck of a ride. Though much less gory than the original, the sequel grabs your attention from the start and doesn’t let go—just like M3GAN’s vice-like robot grip.

2 weeks ago | nerdspin.com | Amelia Harvey

Call Her Alex follows Call Her Daddy creator Alex Cooper as she puts together her first live tour. This two-part documentary is half a behind-the-scenes look at where she currently is and part of an exploration into how she became the most successful woman in the history of podcasting. Call Her Alex presumes you already know the basics of Alex Cooper and her Daddy Gang. It dives straight into Cooper putting together her first live tour, bringing her hugely successful podcast to the masses.

3 weeks ago | nerdspin.com | Amelia Harvey

Set in rural Pennsylvania, Echo Valley stars Julianne Moore as a grieving mother pushed to the brink of how far she can go for her daughter. Directed by Beast filmmaker Michael Pearce and written by Mare of Easttown creator Brad Ingelsby, this Apple TV+ thriller harkens back to a bygone era of subdued potboilers anchored by strong performances. We meet Kate Garretson (Moore) on her small farm, listening to voicemails left by her late wife.

3 weeks ago | nerdspin.com | Zofia Wijaszka

Our dear alien friend is back, ready to stir up more eyebrow-raising situations, say even more wrong things than ever, and—as always—try to save the world (and humans). Chris Sheridan’s USA/Syfy gem, Resident Alien, returns for season 4 without missing a beat, delivering more memorable one-liners and absurd adventures. This chapter is yet another testament to the show’s success and the ongoing need for clever, light, and wholesome comedy series.

1 month ago | nerdspin.com | Zofia Wijaszka

In this column, Zofia Wijaszka revisits forgotten, underrated, and “always worth talking about” horror films that deserve a new audience and post-watch conversation. The Terror Comeback celebrates the horror genre, both in cinema and on television. Horror films of the ’70s and ’80s hold a special place in my heart. Though they premiered before I was born, I love discovering and revisiting the gems of that era.