He’s All That (2021) Netflix Review: An Underwhelming and Under Baked Teen Rom-Com
A dangerous trend is taking over most new feature films, especially streaming on OTT platforms. Making films with no or…
The Empire (Season 1) Review – A dramatized retelling of the rise of Babur and the Mughal Empire
The Empire (Season 1), an eight-episode season is built for a multi-season franchise series, to be consumed by an Indian…
The 25 Best Movies About Writers
Movies about writers are not a common occurrence in cinema. There are only a few filmmakers that have ever been…
Nobody (2021) Review: A Bloody Display Of A White Man’s Privilege
We all love Bob Odenkirk. We all love to love Bob Odenkirk. The man has been around in the entertainment…
Boomika (2021) Netflix Review: Misusing Autism As A Plot Device
Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by difficulties with social interaction and communication, and by restrictive and repetitive behavior. The…
Last of the Wolves [2021] ‘NYAFF’ Review: Peace Comes At A Price In This Violent, Compelling Yakuza Sequel
Making the bold decision to end The Blood of Wolves with the death of Shogo Ogami (Koji Yakusho), who emerged as the emotional crux of the film, Shiraishi continues a tale of corruption and personal sacrifice via his equally gore-encrusted sequel, Last of the Wolves.
Otar’s Death [2021] ‘KVIFF’ Review – A Well-Crafted Tale of Frustrated Mothers and Sons
Georgian filmmaker Ioseb ‘Soso’ Bliadze’s feature-film debut, Otar’s Death (2021) is an irony-rich social and psychological drama. It’s a tale…
Mondo Hollywoodland [2021] Review – Freewheeling homage to the 60s fails to make sense of its potent satire
Not many people would know about the Mondo films from the 60s, but a lot of them would still remember…