Paarth Saarathi (2019) Short Film Review: A Homage To Taxi Driver In Modern-Day Delhi
Paarth Saarathi Review: “To protect the righteous, to annihilate the wicked, and to re-establish the principles of dharma I appear…
[Watch] “The Green Fog”: Guy Maddin’s masterful patchwork homage to Hitchcock
I know that it has been said a gazillion time before and saying it would undermine my recommendation powers but…
Saudade [2012] Review – Visual Symphony of Static and Dynamic
Saudade (2012) – Visual symphony of static and dynamic You and your friends plan to go to the beach. You…
Kingdom (Season 2) Netflix Review– A Hastily Written Follow-Up to the Horror Fantasy Series
Kingdom (Season 2) is now streaming on Netflix Recap Netflix’s Kingdom (2019-) is the feudal zombie fantasy set in the…
Boys in Trouble: Young Ahmed and Luce
Luce is more satisfying because it relishes in being an enigma, offering up the sort of questions and ambiguities that riddles people’s lives — Young Ahmed does the opposite and linearly leads to a solid conclusion of a clean arc.
Baaghi 3 [2020] Review- an over-exaggeration of action and annihilation of the nitty-gritty
After watching “Baaghi 3” I was flabbergasted and confused about this thing being called a film. I wondered how I…
Guns Akimbo [2020] Review: A frantically shot lowbrow dark comedy about rampant gamer culture
In what could have been a super-meta occurrence in Jason Lei Howden’s “Guns Akimbo,” the director of a live-stream kill-game…
Haxan [1922] Review – A Bewitchingly Bizarre and Rationalistic Take on the Horrors of Middle Ages
Visionary Danish film stylist and one of the pioneering masters of the silent-era cinema, Benjamin Christensen’s Haxan: Witchcraft Through the…