Posts

Eddington (2025) : Hats off to Aster for making something that feels like screaming into the void, and having the void laugh back.

Materialists (2025) : Love can’t be figured out, but it sure makes great cinema.

The Life of Chuck (2025) : Come for the apocalypse, stay for the tap dance.

28 Years Later (2025) : It’s the end of the world again... and it’s never looked this alive.

Sorry, Baby (2025) : A Witty, Wrenching Coming-of-Age That Proves Laughter and Grief Can Coexist

Warfare (2025) : Screams, Smoke, and Sonic Shrapnel

Drop (2025) : Swipe Right, Scream Later: Drop Delivers Dumb Fun in All the Right Ways

Sinners (2025) : Camp, Carnage & Cotton Fields: Sinners Sings with Soul

A Nice Indian Boy (2025) : A Love Letter to Family, Identity, and Bollywood Magic.

Hal & Harper (2025) : A Journey Through Love, Loss, and Healing

The Perfect Neighbor (2025) : A Harrowing Masterclass in Objectivity and Outrage

Kneecap (2024) : Saving the Irish language, one rebellious rhyme at a time!

A Complete Unknown (2024) : Timmy Chalamet, Folk Hero and Cigarette Addict Extraordinaire.

Gladiator 2 (2024) : Rome wasn’t rebuilt in a day… and maybe it shouldn’t have been rebuilt at all.

Rivals (2024) : Big hair, bigger egos, and Britain’s juiciest boardroom battles. It’s like Succession got a perm and a VHS player.

Y2K (2024) : The cinematic equivalent of Windows 98 crashing. Reboot optional.

Carry-On (2024) : Die Hard at TSA—Now That’s Holiday Travel Chaos.

A Real Pain (2024): Two Cousins, One Trip, and the Awkward Beauty of Facing What Hurts

Nosferatu (2024): I’ll take rats and candlelight over capes and quips any day.