Rental Family sells rented connection in Tokyo, drops a writer-thief line, then ends at a shrine mirror: God is in you, even the person you’re faking.

A sense check of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple in the subscription era: cult vibes, franchise drift, and why IMAX feels like a surcharge at the till.

Park Chan-wook turns redundancy into a 139-minute corporate slasher. A roast of No Other Choice, UK cinema subs, job-market panic, and the streaming squeeze.

AI can write a memo, but it can’t run a business. Why firms betting on chatbots will quietly rehire humans next quarter and pretend it was always the plan.

Managers say you’re lucky to have a job while inflation bites. We count UK pay, CEO ratios and UBI hype, then roast the AI manager replacement plan in 2026.

A fact-led roast of The Housemaid (2025): obsession sold as romance, sex scenes chasing prestige, and a cinema-only watch made affordable by Unlimited.

Elon Musk once sold us the future: X, Tesla, Grok, SpaceX. The pattern now looks like hype, weak guardrails, and public risk dressed up as progress.

A fact-led roast of Anaconda (2025): meta reboot, toilet gags, star power doing the heavy lifting, and why it plays better with a pause button at home.

A fact-led roast of Trump’s tariff-for-Greenland gambit and the Maduro capture: give the halo, take the minerals, then blame the flood for the mess left behind.