Jon O'Brien is a freelance writer and music curator, with work featured in publications such as Billboard, VICE Media, and Metro.co.uk. Jon's articles cover a wide range of topics, including entertainment, music, film, and pop culture. With a knack for engaging storytelling and insightful analysis, Jon brings a unique perspective to his writing.
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First screened on Australian streamer Stan in 2023, Gray stars Academy Award nominee Patricia Clarkson as an on-the-run spy brought back into the CIA
By: Jon O'Brien
Time travel and an oft-shirtless Scott Bakula proved to be the perfect sci-fi combinaton.
Avoiding the usual stalker tropes, Edinburgh favourite Baby Reindeer delivers a dark comedy masterclass on Netflix.
Pop stars doing poetry: Drake, Jewel, Lana Del Rey and more.
Freevee's 'Dinner with the Parents' is the latest American remake of a British sitcom. Let's stop.
It’s no 'Terminator 2,' but Edward Furlong’s lesser-known sci-fi contains some entertaining scares and a compelling villain who deserved better.
By: Jon O Brien
Alex Garland’s folk horror Men is full of deeply unsettling imagery. The masked man who runs toward leading lady Harper (Jessie Buckley) in a disused railway tunnel. The bloodied naked man who suddenly pops up in her rented vacation home’s front garden. The fact that every single male she meets in the country village, whether the vicar, a policeman, or even a young boy, looks identical to 40-something actor Rory Kinnear. Still, nothing can prepare you for what unfolds in its jaw-dropping climax.
By: Jon O'Brien
Why viewers attempting to discover the real Martha and Darrien in Baby Reindeer are putting both the show and society at risk.
By: Jon O Brien
One incredible scene rewarded everyone who sat through Jar Jar Binks’ antics.
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