In the over-the-top dark comedy thriller It’s What’s Inside, a group of college friends have a reunion in an isolated place and engage in a fun, but dangerous mystery party game. The way it does, however, provides a thumb, seeing that there is at all cost to be a lot of South in writer/director Greg […]
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Hold Your Breath is an apt title for the new Hulu iteration starring Emmy award winner Sarah Paulson. This has a reference to its temporal and spatial setting (namely Oklahoma during the Dust Bowl period in the 1930s), but not very pleasantly disturbing, which is why you will start Hold Your Breath more and more,
It’s a fact – Joker: Folie à Deux has a plethora of musical interludes that most people thought were peripheral to the story. This is the bold and controversial continuation of the origin story of a nemesis of Batman, for which a plethora of Oscar nominations was received in the year 2020 and even won
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There are parts in the delightful new documentary Blink that makes you question the choices made by the directors Daniel Roher and Edmund Stenson. This is especially if they should have explored more the pathos of the stories that they have. More so as this is the film where two Montreal parents discover that three
When you hear the term Amber Alert, you know that a nightmare is about to be unleashed. The plot centers around a ride-share driver and his passenger in a Toyota Camry, pursuing a car after getting a child abduction alert on their smartphones. Also, even so, it is hard to imagine why anyone would try
For quite some time now, Kate Winslet has been inspiring Lee Miller’s creativity. Long before the release of the biopic on American war correspondent and photographer Lee Miller, the oscar and emmy award-winning actress got in touch with Tony Penrose, son of Lee and Roland Penrose. For some reason she wanted to know why nobody
Azrael is said to occur in the time after the events of Rapture where the remaining faithful of the world have taken a vow of silence. Males cut their vocal cords leaving only a cross-shape scar to ensure quiet compliance. However, there is another deadly remnant that still exists in the wild but this one
Most of the times, your computer may face issues that will require the support of the IT department, as the last resort, recommend a restart. Conversely, in the case you become friends with an android and are persuaded to reboot it for some light fun, something is wrong with you. And so begins a series
If the figures are correct, E. L. James’s book “Fifty Shades of Grey,” has been purchased by more than a hundred million people, out of which only twenty million were under the delusion that it is a paint catalogue. That leaves a solid eighty million or so who had to read something like – “He
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In this tautly-constructed, impeccably acted biographical film, Christopher Nolan delves into the life and times of J. Robert Oppenheimer, including the politically charged issues surrounding this historical figure and his prominent achievements. The American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer by American historians Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin serves as the