Cue the Chaos: With Greg

Greg reviews Red Arrows, book two of the Fairy Tales Reimagined series — a gritty retelling of Little Red Riding Hood and Will Scarlet that blends revenge, forbidden love, and hidden identities. Highlights include Red's quest to avenge her grandmother, Will's secret as a wolf, the invisible red cloak, and a tense Robin & Marion rescue subplot that forces painful choices when the true alpha is...

Greg reviews the animated CGI film Light of the World, told through the eyes of the Apostle John. He praises the storytelling, the faithful retelling of key miracles, and the emotional depth that connects the characters and the audience to the life of Jesus. The episode discusses standout moments like the feeding of the thousands and walking on water, notes how the crucifixion is handled sensitive...

Greg breaks down The Conjuring: Last Rites, praising it as a powerful, emotional send-off for Ed and Lorraine Warren. The episode covers the mirror as the central relic, the daughter’s inherited gifts, the family’s haunting, and the intense final confrontation—explaining why fans of the franchise should see it.

Greg tears into Caught Stealing — a slow-burning crime thriller starring Austin Butler, Zoe Kravitz, and Matt Smith. What starts as a low-key character piece spirals into a dangerous cat-and-mouse game when a shady neighbor’s theft from organized crime draws violent consequences. As bodies fall and loyalties fracture, Butler’s underachieving everyman must outwit criminals and police while protecti...

Greg reviews "Queen of Snow," the first book in Laura Burton and Jessie Cal’s reimagined fairy-tale series, following Jack — who falls through a mirror — and Arya as they search for mirror shards in the Chanted Kingdom. They face an Evil Queen, meet familiar fairy-tale figures, and uncover that Jack is Jack Frost and Arya is the Snow Queen; relationships, loyalties, and tragic ch...

Greg breaks down Vowed to Hades, the fourth Romancing the Seas book: Persephone’s memories are manipulated, Hades risks everything to win his wife back, and the heroes race to collect Osiris’s bones to stop a godly resurrection. The episode covers the book’s emotional Hades–Persephone reunion, dangerous quests, betrayals by gods like Loki and Isis, and a jaw‑dropping ending that resurrects Osiris...

Greg breaks down the new remake of The Roses (a modern War of the Roses), praising standout performances from Benedict Cumberbatch and his co-star but calling the film largely mediocre and uncomfortable. He summarizes the plot — an architect husband and chef wife whose careers and jealousy tear the family apart, leading to a bitter divorce and an ugly, violent finale. Greg rates the movie 5/10, su...

Greg critiques Netflix's Monsters: The Menendez Brothers Story, calling out its controversial gay undertones and exploitative choices while praising the gripping flashbacks and performances. He finds the courtroom and lawyer scenes dull, questions the show's accuracy, and ultimately labels the series disappointing—worth a look only for the truly curious.

Greg delivers a raw, no-holds-barred review of the horror film Barbarian, breaking down its tense, two-sided storytelling, standout performances, and shocking third-act payoff. Short, spoiler-free, and fiercely opinionated, this episode explains why the movie grips you from start to finish and is worth watching on streaming or big-screen.

Greg reviews Sworn to a Demigod (Romancing the Seas #3), following Georgette, Captain Stone, Prince Edward, Serena, and Ava as they race to recover Osiris's remains and stop a growing threat. The episode highlights meeting Hercules, a dangerous detour to Hades, the return of Vikings and Loki's treachery, and the ruined state of Atlantis after Poseidon's death. Relationships strain as the group fac...

Greg breaks down a dinner-theater production of Frozen — praising the faithful adaptation, standout performances, and simple yet effective staging. He calls out a disruptive audience sing-along, recommends supporting local dinner theaters, and shares why families will love the show. Expect unfiltered, entertaining critique with a final rally to celebrate live theater.

Greg breaks down Netflix's Heartstopper, praising its honest, tasteful portrayal of LGBTQ+ relationships and the slow, authentic romance between a jock and a quieter student. He highlights the loving, complicated friend group, realistic and surprising family reactions, and a sensitive eating-disorder storyline — all handled with care and authenticity. Greg strongly recommends the show, invites lis...

Greg reviews Bound to a Siren (Romancing the Seas #2), summarizing Serena and Prince Edward’s risky plan to end the war between humans and sirens by convincing Poseidon of their love and binding their fates together. The episode covers the Atlantis confrontation, Serena’s motives and jealousies, Georgette’s tragic loss and clashes with Isis, Captain Stone’s dangerous mission, and the revelation th...

Greg rips into Netflix's Wednesday with enthusiasm, praising Jenna Ortega and the cast while summarizing both seasons: Wednesday at Nevermore Academy, a creature mystery, family revelations, and growing supernatural threats. The episode highlights character dynamics (Wednesday, Enid, Morticia, Gomez, Thing, Pugsley), themes of trauma and emotional growth, and standout moments like the gala and maj...

Greg tears into Weapons, a fresh, original thriller about a whole class vanishing overnight except one child. Told through multiple perspectives — the accused teacher, a conflicted cop, a grieving parent, a homeless man, the principal, and the surviving child — the film mixes mystery, personal drama, and supernatural twists. Greg praises the movie’s execution, highlights the emotional and moral fa...

Greg reviews Athena Rose’s Romancing the Seas opener, Married to a Pirate, a blend of swashbuckling adventure, steamy enemies-to-lovers romance, and mythic lore featuring sirens and gods like Isis and Poseidon. The episode summarizes the plot: Georgette is gambled away and kidnapped by Captain Stone, Prince Edward pursues her, sirens menace the seas, and shocking revelations—immortalit...

Music. Greg of Cue the Chaos breaks down Bad Guys 2, an animated sequel about Wolf and his crew trying to go legit while being framed for new heists. The episode covers plot points including a lingering heist from the first film, a tentative truce with the police commissioner, a female villain crew that manipulates events, and a climactic confrontation that even ends up in space. Greg praises the...

Greg breaks down Marvel's Fantastic Four, praising its fresh approach, strong casting, and the decision to start with the team already established. He highlights the improved family dynamics, the surprise of Reed and Sue's pregnancy, and the film’s emotional depth. The episode covers the introduction of a female Silver Surfer, the looming threat of Galactus, high-stakes action and sacrifices, and...

Greg breaks down Imagine Me (book six of the Shatter Me series): Juliet suffers a brutal mental attack that leaves her comatose, Warner spirals into rage, and Kenji joins a daring rescue that leads to a final confrontation with the reestablishment. The episode covers the rescue mission, Juliet’s brainwashing and struggle, the climactic showdown, and the aftermath as the characters try to rebuild —...

Greg breaks down Defy Me (Shatter Me Book 5), a dark and intense installment where Juliette and Warner are captured by Juliette's twisted parents and subjected to brutal experiments and manipulation. Meanwhile, Kenji and the rebels race to uncover what happened, mounting a daring rescue that tests loyalties and reveals painful truths. Amid the violence and heavy themes, the rescue and the characte...

Greg breaks down the remake of I Know What You Did Last Summer, covering the setup with a new generation, the brutal killings, the returning stars Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr., the podcaster subplot, and the red herrings that lead to a surprising twist. He gives the film a 7/10, hopes for a sequel, and invites listeners to subscribe and share their thoughts.

Greg breaks down Netflix's Baby Reindeer, a true-story inspired drama about a struggling comedian whose small act of kindness sparks an obsessive, escalating stalking campaign that upends his life, career and relationships. Warning: the series contains intense sexual content and disturbing scenes (notably episode 4). Greg gives it an 8/10 while urging viewers to tread carefully and to speak up for...

Welcome to Cue the Chaos, where Greg dives into the tumultuous world of movies with no holds barred. In this episode, Greg takes on the latest Superman movie, breaking down its flaws from one-dimensional characters to mediocre battles. Despite the film's promising visuals, it falls short with its lackluster storyline and unfunny attempts at levity. Join Greg as he dissects the chaos and questions...

In this episode of Cue the Chaos, join Greg as he dives deep into the chaos of 'Restore Me,' the fourth book in the Shatter Me series. Discover Juliette's struggle as she takes on the role of Supreme Commander of North America, just two weeks after the events of 'Ignite Me.' As tensions rise and secrets unravel, we navigate through the challenges faced by Juliette and her allies, including the com...

Welcome to Cue the Chaos, where Greg dives into the thrilling world of movies. In this episode, we explore the action-packed "Jurassic World Rebirth." Set 32 years after "Jurassic World Dominion," humanity coexists with dinosaurs, facing new challenges as these ancient creatures struggle to survive in modern climates. The plot follows a daring team venturing to an island harboring the last of the...