Rogue Reviews

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In a world where movie reviews are either black or white, we bring you the shades of grey. Welcome to Rogue Reviews, the podcast where honest film talk reigns supreme. We dive into everything from the latest blockbusters to hidden gems on Netflix, Amazon and beyond. Whether you're unsure about that new movie at the theatre or overwhelmed by endless streaming options, we're here to help you find your next favourite watch. With spoiler-free reviews, in-depth discussions, and quick 10-minute takes, join us each week as we uncover the best and the worst in entertainment.

  1. 3d ago

    Resident Evil (2026) - Zach Cregger’s Life of Bryan

    Zach Cregger, coming off Weapons, reboots the long-running survival horror series with this lean, gory take set during a viral outbreak in Raccoon City. The story follows medical courier Bryan (Austin Abrams), who is sent to deliver a package to the city’s hospital and instead has to fight his way through mutating monsters, counting bullets and making the wrong calls as he goes. Zach Cherry, Kali Reis and Paul Walter Hauser appear in supporting roles. We discuss whether this finally feels like a Resident Evil movie rather than another Alice-style action film, how well the comedy and body horror sit together, and why an ordinary, out-of-his-depth lead works better than a gung-ho hero. Guest Jon Dance joins us with a player’s perspective on how closely it sticks to the games. Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts. Recorded on the 25 September 2026 © Rogue Reviews

    Resident Evil (2026) - Zach Cregger’s Life of Bryan

  2. 6d ago

    Rogue Bites: Wasteman, Unabomber, Toy Story 5 and Godfather of Harlem

    From Rogue Reviews, this is Rogue Bites - where we break down the latest films and TV in minutes. Today we are joined by our guest, Lawrence Riby-Williams. In this Rogue Bite, we get into: - Wasteman (2025): Taylor arrives in prison with the intention of being a good inmate so he can serve his time and make a fresh start. His plan goes up in smoke along with his chances of parole with new arrival of cellmate Dee. Available on Netflix. - Unabomber (2026): Ted Kaczynski terrorized the USA from 1978 to 1995 and killed three people and injured twenty-three others. This movie dramatizes the events leading up to his capture focusing on how as a highly intelligent Harvard student he underwent unethical psychological experiments which led him to become the Unabomber. The film stars Jacob Tremblay as Theodore Kaczynski, Russell Crowe as Professor Henry Murray and Shailene Woodley as FBI agent Joanne Miller. Available on Netflix. - Toy Story 5 (2026): Woody, Buzz and Jessie could lose their jobs to a newfangled electronic device called Lilypad. Available on Disney Plus. - Godfather of Harlem (Season 1): Set in the early 1960s this is a TV Series that first aired on Disney Plus in 2020. The show has 4 seasons and will conclude with a two-hour series finale. The story follows a gangster called Bumpy Johnson (Forest Whitaker) who is released from Alcatraz after a ten-year prison sentence. He returns home to Harlem and finds he has to win back the territory he has lost to an Italian gangster. Available on Disney Plus. 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 26 September 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

  3. Sep 24

    Knocking and Running: The Whisper Man (2026) & The Runner (2026)

    We review The Whisper Man and The Runner - two new streaming thrillers that couldn’t feel more different. The Whisper Man is a Netflix mystery about a widowed crime writer whose son is abducted, pulling him back toward his estranged father and an old serial-killer case. The Runner is a Prime Video action thriller about a London lawyer forced to race across the city after her son is kidnapped. We get into whether The Whisper Man actually adds anything to the serial-killer genre and why The Runner falls apart. Fast-forward to hear about: 00:57: The Whisper Man (2026) 12:21: The Runner (2026) Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts. Recorded on the 11 September 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

    Knocking and Running: The Whisper Man (2026) & The Runner (2026)

  4. Sep 21

    Rogue Bites: Mayday, The Gentlemen, Lanterns, In the Grey and Heroes

    From Rogue Reviews, this is Rogue Bites - where we break down the latest films and TV in minutes. Today we are joined by our guest, Lawrence Riby-Williams. In this Rogue Bite, we get into: - Mayday (2026): In the 1980s a US pilot Troy Kelly (Ryan Reynolds) is on a top-secret surveillance mission over the Soviet Union when he is forced to eject from his plane and into the Russian wilderness. He is rescued by Nikolai Ustinov (Kenneth Branagh) who really likes Americans. Available on Apple Plus. - The Gentlemen (Season 1): Aristocrat Eddie Horniman inherits his father’s estate and finds out his new home is the centre of a huge weed empire run by crime boss Bobby Glass. Available on Netflix. - Lanterns (Season 1): DCs new superhero drama sees John Stewart (Aaron Pierre) join Lantern legend Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) as they investigate unusual happenings in a small town. Available on NOW TV and HBO Max. - In the Grey (2026): Rachel (Eiza González) leads an elite team of operatives sent to retrieve a billion-dollar fortune from a ruthless dictator. Available on Prime Video. - Heroes (Season 1): Some humans begin evolving special powers like time travel, healing, invisibility and flying. This popular 2006 TV series consists of 4 seasons and concludes with the 2015 TV miniseries Heroes Reborn. Available on Netflix and 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 17 September 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

  5. Sep 17

    Pressure (2026) - weather, war and one impossible call

    Anthony Maras brings this tense historical drama to the screen, adapted from David Haig’s stage play. Set in the days before D-Day, the story follows RAF meteorologist Group Captain James Stagg (Andrew Scott) as he is given the impossible task of forecasting the weather for Operation Overlord. With thousands of Allied ships waiting to cross the Channel, Stagg must convince General Eisenhower (Brendan Fraser) whether conditions will hold - knowing a wrong call could cost the war. Kerry Condon, Chris Messina and Damian Lewis round out the cast. We discuss whether a wordy, play-based story about a weather forecast can still feel like a proper movie, how well Andrew Scott and Brendan Fraser carry the tension, and why shining a light on the people behind D-Day rather than the beaches themselves makes this one of the more distinctive World War II films of the year. Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts. Recorded on the 13 September 2026 © Rogue Reviews

    Pressure (2026) - weather, war and one impossible call

  6. Sep 14

    Rogue Bites: Ride or Die, The Devil’s Mouth, Twisters and Hungry

    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: - Ride or Die (Mini-Series): Judith is a famous and deadly assassin and her best friend, Debbie, has no idea she is a professional killer. However, their friendship gets tested when a hit goes wrong and Judith has to tell Debbie what she really does for a living. Available on Prime Video. - The Devil’s Mouth (2026): A group of friends go diving in Thailand and encounter a bull shark trapped in a cave. As their oxygen runs low it becomes a desperate fight for survival. Available on Prime Video. - Twisters (2024): Two teams chase after tornadoes in central Oklahoma. Kate and Javi want to gather data and help people whilst Tyler the storm wrangler wants to make content for his YouTube channel. Available on Prime Video. - Hungry (2026): A group of tourists become lost in the Louisiana swampland and encounter a rampaging hippo. Available on NOW TV and Sky Cinema. 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 6 September 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

  7. Sep 10

    Delete - Part 1 and 2 (2013) - conspiracy, a viral threat and global disasters

    Working together, a reporter and a hacker uncover a viral threat that can trigger a nuclear reactor meltdown. As the government struggle to react to an increasing number of global disaster’s, the friends discover that an Artificial Intelligence has turned into a conscious entity and is intent on wiping out mankind. This is an old 2022 recording of our review of a two-part TV miniseries available to watch on Prime Video, and we have published it now as AI has evolved considerable since the early 2010’s. Rogue Reviews is produced by Urban Podcasts. Recorded on the 1 December 2022 © Rogue Reviews.

    Delete - Part 1 and 2 (2013) - conspiracy, a viral threat and global disasters

  8. Sep 7

    Rogue Bites: Redux Redux, Signal One, Marty Supreme and In Search of Tomorrow

    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: - Redux Redux (2025): Taking revenge to a new level, Irene Kelly travels through multiple parallel universes, repeatedly killing her daughter’s murderer. An Indie movie that David really enjoyed watching. Available on NOW TV and Sky Cinema. - Signal One (2026): The story centres around a young computer scientist being recruited by a billionaire to join his team on a remote island where he has a secret laboratory run by Perry – an unhinged, moody scientific genius who needs his machine tested. Available on NOW TV and Sky Cinema. - Marty Supreme (2025): Set in New York in 1952, a young Marty Mauser thinks he is the best table tennis player in the world and will stop at nothing in order to achieve his goal of winning the World Championship. - In Search of Tomorrow (2022): This epic 5-hour documentary explores the sci-fi movies of the 1980s covering blockbusters, forgotten movies, cult classics and ground-breaking movies. 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 2 September 2026 © Rogue Reviews.

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In a world where movie reviews are either black or white, we bring you the shades of grey. Welcome to Rogue Reviews, the podcast where honest film talk reigns supreme. We dive into everything from the latest blockbusters to hidden gems on Netflix, Amazon and beyond. Whether you're unsure about that new movie at the theatre or overwhelmed by endless streaming options, we're here to help you find your next favourite watch. With spoiler-free reviews, in-depth discussions, and quick 10-minute takes, join us each week as we uncover the best and the worst in entertainment.

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  • Creator
    Urban Podcasts
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    139
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Urban Podcasts
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