Dry British satire with receipts.

Film, AI, books, power and modern nonsense checked with sources and served dry.

Roast of the AI

AI hype, AGI theatre, model worship and machine-shaped confidence tricks.

Corridors, remakes, sequels, streaming sludge and cinema pretending it found religion.

Modern nonsense checked with numbers before it gets promoted to wisdom.

Politics, work, money and public power checked before the slogans settle.

Fresh nonsense, checked with sources before the roasting begins.

November 7, 2026
The AI Circus: More Models, More Money, Same Old Mistakes
OpenAI and Claude keep releasing smarter models, yet customers still pay to correct their mistakes. Who really benefits from the AI revolution and its promises?
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November 6, 2026
Trump Gets the Voters’ Bill, and Musk Can’t Buy a Refund
Trump’s Republicans lose Congress despite Musk’s enormous spending. The voters send a bill that money, excuses and political theatre cannot…
November 5, 2026
How to Live and Not Go Crazy: Polish Family, Modern Chaos
A Polish family comedy blends tradition, religion, ageing and divorce, finding humour in a clash of generations that Western films…
November 4, 2026
Interstellar (2014): The Future Looks Better on IMAX Again
Interstellar is still magnificent on IMAX, while Nolan’s retro-looking robots expose how the imagined future carries the past along for…
October 30, 2026
Trump’s America: Strong Against Allies, Soft on Autocrats
Trump’s America wages war on Iran, pressures Ukraine and alienates allies while Russia, China and billionaires profit from a dangerous…
October 30, 2026
Clayface: Skin Falls Apart While Cinema Faces Its Future
Clayface delivers skin-crawling horror while Meta plans IMAX Enhanced glasses for 2027. A roast of cinema, scientific doom and the…
October 28, 2026
Wildwood: Childhood Magic Comes With a 12A Warning Label
Wildwood is beautiful, bold and unexpectedly brutal. Its dark fantasy leaves a strange question: are children tougher now, or merely…