Features

SpicyPulp’s Ultimate Christmas Buying Guide 2025: Big Energy Gifts for Him, Her & the Kids

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Christmas 2025 is officially bearing down on us, and if your festive to-do list still includes “find actually good gifts”, we’ve got you covered. This year’s SpicyPulp Christmas Buying Guide is all about smart indulgence: gifts that look great, feel thoughtful, and hit that sweet spot between style, substance and a little bit of swagger. […]
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Movie Reviews

‘The History of Sound’ – Review

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Filmmaker Oliver Hermanus firmly cemented his talent with 2022’s Living, an intimate, emotionally resonant masterpiece led by Bill Nighy that quietly emerged as one of the decade’s defining pieces of cinema. It was sincere, deeply human, and profoundly warm: an exploration of life’s small miracles that lingered long after the credits. Now, Hermanus returns with […]
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Movie Reviews

‘Eternity’ – Review

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There’s nothing quite like an end-of-year romantic comedy to wrap you up in all the feels, and when A24 is steering the ship, you know you’re in for something truly heartfelt. Eternity is exactly that: a film that’s warm, tender, emotionally rich and overflowing with love in all its forms. It’s funny, it’s moving, it’s […]
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Movie Trailers

David Lowery delivers a haunting vision of gothic ecstasy in A24’s ‘Mother Mary’

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Whenever we hear news that filmmaker David Lowery (The Green Knight, A Ghost Story) is preparing to release another feature film, it’s always exciting. His upcoming gothic melodrama, which explores themes of obsession, pop music, and high fashion, promises to deliver an utterly hypnotic and intense performance by Academy Award winner Anne Hathaway. Mother Mary […]
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Television Recaps

‘Spartacus: House of Ashur’ – Review

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There are moments in television where the sands shift, the heavens crack open, and audiences are reminded, viscerally, ferociously, of the power of mythic storytelling. In the early 2010s, STARZ’s Spartacus was exactly that kind of lightning strike. It was bold. It was dominant. It was unapologetically operatic. With the late Andy Whitfield and successor Liam McIntyre […]
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