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Almost 30 Years Ago, 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' Did 'Obsession' in This Action-Packed Episode (opens the original)
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Everyone's favorite vampire-hunting librarian, Giles (Anthony head), tells off Amy, the teenage witch who just worked a love spell on the entirety of Sunnydale: "It's not love. It's obsession! Selfish, banal obsession." In Season 2, episode 16 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, "Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered," Xander (Nicholas Brendon) blackmails the local witch into enacting a love spell on Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter), who just broke up with him on Valentine's Day. Then, he plans to reject he
2025's Greatest Psychological Thriller Gave Us This Scene-Stealing Performance (opens the original)
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The Housemaid hit theaters in December 2025 and critics didn't quite know what to make of it. The Housemaid is schlocky, pulpy, and some moments feel like they're just excuses to get a sex scene with the lead, Sidney Sweeney as Millie Calloway. The Housemaid is undeniably fun and thrilling, however, and as the movie takes a dark turn, it becomes crystal clear that the real star was Amanda Seyfried the entire time. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also
'Breaking Bad' Meets 'Sex Education' in Netflix's 12-Part Comedy (opens the original)
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Starring comedian Mae Martin playing a version of themself, Feel Good is the funniest, most heartfelt show streaming on Netflix, and it's only 12 episodes long. Uptight formerly-straight woman, George (played by Charlotte Ritchie of Call the Midwife) falls hard for Mae Martin, who is recovering from a cocaine addiction. Martin's writing paints a witty, poignant portrait of addiction that somehow manages to be laugh-out-loud hilarious. The show tracks the development of Mae and George's relations
The Next David Lynch Just Stunned With Their Latest Horror Film (opens the original)
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Beloved filmmaker David Lynch was the master of telling stories about people's most private fears and desires. He was obsessed with the secrets people keep, even from themselves. Given his interest in the inner-life, it's no surprise that Lynch made dream-like films, using symbols and mystery to get to the heart of a character's dilemma, eschewing linear logic in favor of emotional truth. Sometimes, this dream logic makes Lynch's films difficult to interpret, but his work rewards repeat viewings
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