The latest instalment in the Evil Dead horror franchise, directed by Sébastien Vaniček, takes the demonic chaos to a secluded house where a grieving family finds themselves under attack. The film stars Souheila Yacoub, Tandi Wright, Hunter Doohan, Luciane Buchanan, Erroll Shand, and Maude Davey.

We discuss whether this new entry relies too heavily on a generic formula, why the franchise's signature gore and dark humour still work for hardcore fans, and how the subtle world-building sets up an exciting future for the series.

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Recorded on the 12 July 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

From Rogue Reviews, this is Rogue Bites - where we break down the latest films and TV in minutes.

In this Rogue Bite, we get into:

- Sony will remove 551 movies: Sony will be deleting 551 movies from their catalogue on the 1 September 2026. So, when you pay money for a digital product like a movie or a game and your purchase is later removed, did you ever own that movie or game to begin with?

- Moana (2026): A live action remake of Disney’s massive, animated hit Moana. David, somewhat reluctantly and more out of curiosity than anything, had a watch.

- The Odyssey (2026): Christopher Nolan’s adaption of the 3000-year-old poem by Homer is in cinemas. Initial thoughts ahead of the full review next week.

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Recorded on the 18 July 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

A nameless CIA agent is pulled into a strange reality-bending world. Armed only with the word Tenet, he learns how to invert time and must stop a world-shattering catastrophe from happening. The film stars David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki and Kenneth Branagh.

Spoiler discussion: With Christopher Nolan’s epic take on Homer's Odyssey arriving in cinema’s today, we thought we would dive into our archives and dig out our full-on spoiler review of Tenet. Nolan’s time-travelling, mind-bending sci-fi thriller was released on August 2020 in the UK. We never got to see it in the theatres because of the pandemic, but we did get to watch it several months later online.

This was only our thirteenth movie review and is essentially, two friends having a chat about a confusing movie whilst still learning how to do this podcasting malarky. If you haven’t seen the movie, we advise you go watch it first, and the pop back later and have a listen.

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Recorded on the 16 February 2021 © Rogue Reviews.

From Rogue Reviews, this is Rogue Bites - where we break down the latest films and TV in minutes.

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- Minions & Monsters (2026): This new addition to the MBU (Minions Banana! Universe) follows the antics of James and Henry in 1920s Hollywood, as they search for terrifying monsters to feature in their monster movie. Lots of fun and mischief to entertain the kids.

- Werwulf (2026) trailer reaction: The first trailer for Robert Eggers new movie has been released.

Don’t forget, for deeper dives and full discussions, catch the main Rogue Reviews episodes every Friday.

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Recorded on the 5 July 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

The next instalment in James Gunn's DC Universe follows Superman's cousin, Kara Zor-El (Milly Alcock), on a cosmic quest for revenge alongside her dog, Krypto. Directed by Craig Gillespie, this sci-fi action film sees Supergirl crossing paths with a dangerous new enemy and teaming up with the unpredictable bounty hunter Lobo (Jason Momoa). The film also stars Matthias Schoenaerts, Eve Ridley, David Krumholtz, Emily Beecham, and David Corenswet.

We discuss whether this darker, more cynical take on Supergirl successfully sets itself apart from its vibrant predecessor, why the film's humour and tone sometimes miss the mark, and whether the DCU's latest direction can truly rival the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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Recorded on the 4 July 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

From Rogue Reviews, this is Rogue Bites - where we break down the latest films and TV in minutes.

In this Rogue Bite, we get into:

- Never Change! (2026): David found this goofy comedy on Prime Video. Former high school seniors who are now in the 30s return to North Meadows High to complete their final year of education.

- Now You See Me: Now You Don’t (2025): Now on Prime Video. The Four Horsemen return for some more magic hijinks. This time, they are joined by some youngsters, as they are assigned a new mission by The Eye.

- Little Brother (2026): Rudd Landy’s life is disrupted when his endearing, eccentric brother unexpectedly turns up on his doorstop. John Cena and Eric André star in this Netflix comedy.

- World War II with Tom Hanks (Season 1): A brand-new war documentary on Sky History. With weekly episodes, this TV series explores the Second World War, it’s key moments, battles and the cost to all the nations involved.

Don’t forget, for deeper dives and full discussions, catch the main Rogue Reviews episodes every Friday.

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Recorded on the 28 June 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

Legendary filmmaker Steven Spielberg returns to the world of UFOs and extraterrestrials with this action-packed sci-fi thriller. The story follows a cybersecurity expert (Josh O'Connor) who stumbles upon a massive global conspiracy and teams up with a meteorologist (Emily Blunt) to expose a government cover-up involving alien life. The film also stars Colin Firth, Eve Hewson, and Colman Domingo.

We discuss whether Spielberg still has his magic touch at nearly 80 years old, why the film's optimistic "Hollywood ending" feels a bit out of touch with modern cynicism, and whether humanity could actually handle the truth if a real-life disclosure day ever happened.

Recorded on the 26 June 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts.

From Rogue Reviews, this is Rogue Bites - where we break down the latest films and TV in minutes.

In this Rogue Bite, we get into:

- Plan 9 from Outer Space (1958): Gary stumbled upon this cult classic by director Ed Wood on Prime Video. The story is crazy; UFOs are flying around, aliens are resurrecting humans as vampires, and it’s all happening in a Hollywood cemetery. The movie is rubbish but in the most entertaining way. You can watch the original black and white version or a colourized version.

- The Vast of Night (2019): David enjoyed watching this low-budget award winning, indie film on Prime Video. It’s a well-made movie and tells the story of a 1950s switchboard operator and radio DJ who start hearing a strange signal over a radio frequency. A homage to the Golden Age of sci-fi movies.

- Citadel (Season 1): Two global spy agencies come to blows. An over-the-top action thriller about super spies turns out to be a lot of fun with some nice twists and characters arcs. Available on Prime Video.

Don’t forget, for deeper dives and full discussions, catch the main Rogue Reviews episodes every Friday.

Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts.

Recorded on the 28 June 2026 © Rogue Reviews.