The 5 Best Shark Movies You Absolutely Can’t Miss – Ataraxia’s Version
I know Atanaria has already shared her top 5 shark movies, and honestly, it’s not the same as mine, so now it’s my turn to give you my 5 favorite shark films.
Navigating a World of Fear: The Power Struggles of “The Darkest Minds”
The Darkest Minds, directed by Jennifer Yuh Nelson and released in 2018, is a young adult dystopian sci-fi thriller adapted from Alexandra Bracken’s popular novel of the same name. The film delves
The Rise of Jenna Ortega in Cinema: She’s Making History, and We Love It
If there’s one actress who has been turning heads in recent years, it’s definitely her. Known for her breakthrough role as Wednesday in the Netflix series of the same name, Jenna Ortega
The Bitter Aftertaste of Excess: A Cinematic Dissection of “The Menu” Course by Course
The Menu, directed by Mark Mylod, is not merely a film about food; it is a layered, multifaceted exploration of the human condition, the nature of creativity, the pursuit of perfection, and
The “Good For Her” Era : How Scream Queens and Final Girls Shaped The Evolution of Women in Horror Cinema
Horror cinema has long been a mirror reflecting society’s fears, anxieties, and cultural taboos. Women, in particular, have played pivotal roles in horror films, serving as both the embodiment of terror and
“The Haunting: A Classic Gothic Tale Reimagined by Jan de Bont
Released in 1999 and directed by Jan de Bont, The Haunting is a psychological horror thriller that has garnered attention for its chilling narrative and notable performances. The film takes its inspiration
“The Silence of the Lambs”: An Exploration of Evil, Identity, and Gender Dynamics
“The Silence of the Lambs,” both the novel by Thomas Harris and the film adaptation directed by Jonathan Demme, stands as a landmark in the thriller genre, offering a unique blend of
“The Woman in Black” by James Watkins: The Haunting of the Marsh House
Hearing about a movie starring Daniel Radcliffe (the famous Harry Potter, no need to say more) naturally piques the curiosity of any alert mind. The real skepticism arises when you hear about
“The Hole” by Joe Dante, or When Old-School Subjects Meet Contemporary Filmmaking
After the instructive and chaotic viewing of “The Hole” directed by Joe Dante in 2009, offered in 3D in equipped theaters, I came to the ultimate conclusion that a debriefing was necessary.
The Maze Runner Trilogy: A Cinematic Odyssey of Trust, Survival, and Hope
The Maze Runner trilogy is a dystopian film series based on the novel series of the same name by James Dashner. Directed by Wes Ball, the films captured the imaginations of audiences