“The Dogs” : A Strong Poster Worth Barking At, A Movie Worth Skipping…
Some movies promise teeth but show up with nothing more than a damp nose and a wagging tail. The Dogs (2025), directed by Valerie Buhagiar, is precisely that: a film that looks
“La Revanche Des Crevettes Pailletées” Show Us What Belonging Really Means
Some films are meant to entertain, others to provoke. La Revanche des Crevettes Pailletées does both—and then goes further. It refuses to choose between laughter and resistance, joy and urgency. It declares,
Bill Paxton : The Reluctant Giant Who Changed Cinema Forever
When we speak of cinema’s transformative figures, we often summon the titans — Scorsese, Kubrick, Spielberg, Coppola. But then there are the quieter giants, the ones who reshaped the fabric of movies
7 Epic Mountain Climbing Films That Will Push You to the Edge
Mountain climbing movies aren’t just about ropes, ice axes, and frostbitten fingers. They’re about obsession, survival, adrenaline, and that eternal human itch to conquer the unconquerable. Whether it’s the Himalayas, K2, or
“The Pickup” Is Prime Video’s Latest Attempt to Convince You Eddie Murphy Still Reads the Scripts
Remember 48 Hrs.? Eddie Murphy’s breakout role, the one that invented a whole genre of buddy action comedy? Yeah, The Pickup is basically that… if you sucked all the comedy out, replaced
Scarlett Johansson Leads a Roaring Franchise Revival in “Jurassic World : Rebirth”
After two disappointing outings, the Jurassic World series seemed destined for extinction. Fallen Kingdom (2018) was a soggy mess, Dominion (2022) a joyless trudge. Few expected anything fresh from a saga that
A Hopeless Romantic’s Guide to Netflix’s “My Oxford Year”
Netflix’s My Oxford Year (2025) is a tender, trope-filled romance that charms its way into your heart even as it tugs at your tear ducts. Directed with warmth and buoyed by picturesque
Be Kind, Rewind… And Confront the Demonic Doppelgänger You Never Knew You Had in “Conjuring Tapes”
If you’ve ever watched a found footage horror movie and thought, “This would be so much scarier if the people on screen were actually… me” — then congratulations, you’ve just stumbled into
“Carnifex” Is An Australian Slow-Burning Creature Feature with Documentary Tension
Sean Lahiff’s Carnifex stands out among creature features by embracing a slow-burning, almost documentary-like approach to its tension building. Rather than relying on nonstop action or gratuitous gore, Lahiff carefully constructs a
“Clown in a Cornfield” Carves Out a Significant Place For Itself in Slasher History
In a year already brimming with genre experimentation, SXSW 2025 delivered one of the most exhilarating and blood-soaked surprises in its Midnight lineup with Clown in a Cornfield. Adapted from Adam Cesare’s