Fans on Patrol

We are back on our Trip to the Oscars run, and this week we are talking One Battle After Another. We are working through Oscar nominated films, and we are keeping the momentum going after Sinners and Frankenstein.
We get into what works, what drags, the performances that hit, the moments that stuck with us, and where this one lands in the bigger awards conversation. If you are watching along with the nominees, you are in the right place.
 

We just binged Wonder Man, episodes 1 to 8, and now it is time to talk about what worked, what did not, and who really carried the season.
This one is a full season recap with spoilers, we go episode by episode, we hit the performances, the comedy, the Hollywood satire angle, and how this fits into Marvel television under the Spotlight banner.
We also get into Simon Williams trying to break through as an actor, the return of Trevor Slattery, and why the show being built around auditions and the entertainment industry makes it feel different from the usual superhero formula.

Fans on Patrol presents The Golden Fans Awards 2025, our fan driven awards for the best and worst of the year in movies and TV, ending with our top picks for Best Television Show and Best Picture.

This week on Fans on Patrol, we take on Primate, a modern creature horror that leans hard into intelligence, instinct, and the fear of what happens when evolution stops playing nice.
Is Primate a fresh take on the creature feature, or just another experiment gone wrong? We break down what works, what doesn’t, and where this film lands in the current horror landscape. From tone and tension to performances and execution, nothing is off limits.
If you like your horror smart, brutal, and a little uncomfortable, this one is worth the conversation.

Spoiler warning, we are talking full spoilers for Avatar: Fire and Ash.
On this episode of Fans on Patrol, we dive into the latest trip back to Pandora. We break down the story, the big character moments, the visuals, the action set pieces, and the themes that hit hardest. We also get into what worked, what didn’t, and where Fire and Ash leaves the franchise moving forward.
If you rocked with the episode, follow the show, leave a rating and review, and share it with a fellow Avatar fan.

Fans on Patrol investigates Wake Up Dead Man, the next chapter in the Knives Out series, and breaks down expectations, story potential, and what the franchise needs to do to stay sharp.

This week on Fans on Patrol, Predator Badlands vs Fans on Patrol, Mr. Button All The Way To The Top and TiffoBot step into the heat to take on this savage Predator story. They unpack the world of Badlands, the hunters, the humans trying to survive, and how this take on the Predator mythos stacks up against the classics.
From brutal kills and trophy worthy moments, to what works, what fails, and which character you would least want to be in this nightmare desert, nothing is safe. Full spoilers, strong opinions, and plenty of chaos, as Mr. Button and TiffoBot go head to head with Predator Badlands.

Fans on Patrol dives into Edgar Wrights 2025 remake The Running Man, where Glen Powells Ben Richards signs up to be hunted on live television in a lethal game that could change his daughters life forever. SMOOVE stops by as special guest co host to help break down the kills, the satire, and whether Wright really sticks the landing.

Fans On Patrol talks Frankenstein 2025, digging into performances, visuals, and whether this take on the classic really works.

This week, Mr. Button All The Way To The Top and Tiffobot are off the leash and chasing down 2025’s Good Boy, the new horror flick that asks one simple question,  what happens when man’s best friend stops playing nice?
We break down the movie’s twisted moments, call out the jump scares, and get into the real talk: Is it scary, silly, or secretly genius? You’ll get our favorite lines, wild theories, and the “Would You Survive?” segment that’s always a mess in the best way.
Tune in, laugh loud, and find out if this “Good Boy” really earns his treats.