Stree 2 Review: The Rajkummar Rao-Shraddha Kapoor horror-comedy sequel stays true to its origins and fulfills its promises. Film Details Director: Amar KaushikCast: Rajkummar Rao, Shraddha Kapoor, Pankaj Tripathi, Abhishek Banerjee, Aparshakti KhuranaGenre: Horror ComedyRunning Time: 149 minutes Stree 2 Storyline and Screenplay Stree 2 continues right where the 2018…
Matthew Vaughn returns to the spy genre with Argylle, his latest project following his work on the Kingsman series. However, the buzz surrounding the film has been more about the intriguing backstory than the movie itself. Initially announced in June 2021, Argylle was said to be based on an upcoming…
Jonathan Glazer’s latest film, The Zone of Interest, delves into the terrifying realities that lurk behind a seemingly ordinary façade. It offers a chilling examination of the bureaucratic and moral blindness that allows such horrors to persist. Widely praised since its premiere at Cannes, it stands as one of 2024’s…
Timestalker Review: Seven years ago, Alice Lowe made a striking debut with Prevenge, a film she shot while pregnant. The story centered on a widow who, influenced by her unborn child, embarked on a killing spree. It lived up to its innovative premise (you can watch it on Prime Video…
The Radleys Review: What if your seemingly ordinary neighbors were actually vampires? That’s the intriguing premise of Sky’s latest British vampire film, The Radleys, which premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival. Based on Matt Haig’s novel of the same name, The Radleys features Damian Lewis and Kelly Macdonald as…
Rob Peace Review: Jeff Hobbs’ 2014 biography, The Short and Tragic Life of Robert Peace: A Brilliant Young Man Who Left Newark for the Ivy League, explored the life of his Yale University roommate. The book recounts the story of an exceptional student who, despite overcoming his impoverished beginnings, was…
Mountains delivers an impactful cinematic experience, leaving viewers with a profound understanding of its characters, their struggles, and why they matter. Despite its relatively short runtime, the film expertly captures the essence of its main trio without feeling rushed or drawn out. Director Monica Sorelle achieves a delicate balance that…
Consumed Movie Review: Jay (Mark Famiglietti) and Beth (Courtney Halverson) are a couple celebrating Beth’s first year of being cancer-free by revisiting their love for hiking and camping, much like they did during their honeymoon phase. Although Beth is not as strong as she once was due to the toll…
The Dead Thing Review: Modern dating can feel like an endless cycle of swiping, shallow conversations, and fleeting encounters that rarely lead to anything meaningful. Alex (Blu Hunt) is particularly disillusioned with the dating scene, feeling as though her romantic prospects are nothing more than superficial app-driven flings. Her perspective…
Filmmaker Dimitri Logothetis has a history of misusing talent, as evidenced by his previous effort, the dismal Jiu Jitsu. With Gunner, he seems to continue this trend, casting Luke Hemsworth in a role that fails to redeem his earlier mistakes. Gunner is a bland action film reminiscent of ’80s and…