What To Watch: Spinal Tap Rocks, Rabbit Trap Twists, and The Long Walk Movie

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This week’s What to Warch feature is packed with everything from nostalgia to nail-biters. Our Entertainment Contributor, Leroy Marc joins Phemelo to break down the new releases: The Long Walk Movie brings depth, Rabbit Trap delivers psychological thrills, and Spinal Tap returns to the big screen for fans of cult comedy. Plus, streaming picks and what not to waste your time on.

18 Sep 5PM English South Africa Education · Careers

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