TV RELOAD

In this episode of TV Reload, hosts Benjamin Norris and Brose discuss the film Reminders of Him, based on the bestselling novel by Colin Hoover. They dive into the movie's themes of love, grief and second chances. Sharing their thoughts on the cinematography, score and performances. Benjamin and Rose also discuss the film's portrayal of a young mother returning to her hometown after serving time in prison, and the complex relationships between the characters. With a mix of humor and insight, they dissect the film's strengths and weaknesses and offer their final verdicts on this romantic drama.
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In this episode of TV Reload, hosts Benjamin Norris and Brose of Avard dive into the 2026 film The Bride, a visually stunning and dark Gothic tale about identity, autonomy and what it means to be alive.
They discuss the film's feminist reinterpretation of the Frankenstein story, its exploration of the concept of existence purely for someone else's creation and the themes of female empowerment.
With a star-studded cast, including Christian Bale, Jesse Buckley, and Penelope Cruz, the hosts dissect the film's visuals, performances, and tonal inconsistencies, leaving listeners wondering if this genre-bending film is a masterpiece or a mess.
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In this episode of TV Reload, host Benjamin Norris chats with Harry Hills, aka Dirty Harry, about his latest Australian Survivor experience. Harry shares his thoughts on being a returning player, the challenges of playing with a legacy and the impact of his reputation on the game.
They dive into the drama surrounding his third attempt at the show, including the infamous flint incident and his relationships with other players. Harry also opens up about his feelings on being eliminated early and what it's like to see the show from a different perspective.
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In this episode of TV Reload, Benjamin Norris and Brose Avard dive into the latest instalment of the Scream franchise, Scream 7. They discuss the film's attempt to balance nostalgia with a generational handover and how it compares to the original series. The hosts share their thoughts on the new cast, including the casting of Tatum, Sidney Prescott's daughter and the film's handling of the legacy characters. They also discuss the direction of Kevin Williamson and the film's score, which some fans felt didn't quite live up to his first few entries.
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