Films This Week · Review Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Oval Portrait” (2025) Movie Review: A Lovecraftian slow-burn with a stoic love for all things old Shikhar Verma October 29, 2025
Films This Week · Review The Long Walk (2025) Movie Review: An Unflinchingly Brutal, Emotionally Punishing Stephen King Adaptation Liam Gaughan October 25, 2025
Films This Week · Review Param Sundari (2025) Movie Review: Janhvi Kapoor & Sidharth Malhotra’s cross-cultural rom-com is dead on arrival Shikhar Verma September 9, 2025
Film Festivals · Review The World Of Love (Segyeui Ju-in, 2025) ‘LFF’ Movie Review: Yoon Ga-eun’s Exceptional Film Encourages Us To Be the Masters of Our Own Worlds Freddie Kay October 28, 2025October 29, 2025
BFI London Film Festival · Film Festivals · Review Die My Love (2025) ‘BFI London Film Festival’ Movie Review: Lynne Ramsay Returns With a Gutting Portrait of a Mother on Fire Hayyan Khawaja October 20, 2025October 29, 2025
Film Festivals · Review The Last One for the Road (Le città di pianura, 2025) ‘FNC’ Movie Review: A Light Cruise Across the Italian Plains Julian Malandruccolo October 19, 2025October 29, 2025
Film Festivals · Review La Grazia (2025) ‘FNC’ Movie Review: Paolo Sorrentino’s Self-Consciously Moderate Plea for Mercy Julian Malandruccolo October 17, 2025October 29, 2025
BFI London Film Festival · Film Festivals · Review Tuner (2025) ‘BFI London Film Festival’ Movie Review: A Welcome Surprise as This Year’s Mystery Movie Hayyan Khawaja October 14, 2025October 29, 2025
BFI London Film Festival · Film Festivals · Review Lucky Lu (2025) ‘BFI London Film Festival’ Movie Review: Lloyd Lee Choi Crafts an Authentic Portrait of Pain in the Gig Economy Freddie Kay October 14, 2025October 29, 2025
Featured · ReviewPredator: Badlands (2025) Movie Review: After Three Attempts Dan Trachtenberg Finally Locks on the Scent of a Decent HuntNovember 6, 2025 Julian Malandruccolo
Featured · ReviewPistachio Wars (2025) Documentary Review: A haunting investigation into America’s corporate greed that’s busy commodifying life itselfNovember 5, 2025 Shikhar Verma
Featured · ReviewLittle Amélie or the Character of Rain (2025) Movie Review: An Unabashedly Sentimental and Imaginative Look At The Dawn of ChildhoodNovember 5, 2025 Liam Gaughan
Predator: Badlands (2025) Movie Review: After Three Attempts Dan Trachtenberg Finally Locks on the Scent of a Decent Hunt
Pistachio Wars (2025) Documentary Review: A haunting investigation into America’s corporate greed that’s busy commodifying life itself
Little Amélie or the Character of Rain (2025) Movie Review: An Unabashedly Sentimental and Imaginative Look At The Dawn of Childhood
Lasting Moments (2025) Movie Review & Ending Explained: An Emotional Exploration of ‘In Sickness and In Health’ or Just a Flawed Fairy-tale?
Netflix · Review Raat Akeli Hai [2020] Netflix Review: A Whodunit Less Concerned With Who Did It. Ashwani Kumar August 6, 2020
Review Children of Hiroshima [1952] Review – A Poignant Account on the Horrors Endured in the Aftermath of A-Bomb Arun Kumar August 6, 2020
Films This Week · Review Yes, God, Yes [2020] Review : Natalia Dyer leads Journey of a Catholic teenager going through her sexual awakening Rohit Shivdas August 2, 2020
Great Films · Review For a Few Dollars More [1965] Review : A Sequel worthy of its recognition Rohit Shivdas July 23, 2024
Great Films · Review Twenty-Four Eyes [1954] Review – The Collective Suffering and Healing of a War-Scarred Nation Arun Kumar August 1, 2020
Great Films · Review A Fistful of Dollars (1964) Review : The Arrival of Spaghetti Western Rohit Shivdas July 23, 2024
Review Silence (2016): An Unforgettable Journey Through Human Faith João Victor Montuori July 28, 2020
Review Miss Man [2020] Short Film Review – Journey Through the Earth Between the Binary Ashwani Kumar February 24, 2021
![Raat Akeli Hai [2020] Netflix Review: A Whodunit Less Concerned With Who Did It.](https://79468c92.delivery.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Raat-Akeli-Hai.png)
![Moothon [2019] Review: Searching for Hope](https://79468c92.delivery.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Moothon-Review-768x432.jpeg)
![Children of Hiroshima [1952] Review – A Poignant Account on the Horrors Endured in the Aftermath of A-Bomb](https://79468c92.delivery.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Children-of-Hiroshima-1952-768x548.jpg)
![Yes, God, Yes [2020] Review : Natalia Dyer leads Journey of a Catholic teenager going through her sexual awakening](https://79468c92.delivery.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Yes-God-Yes-Natalia-Dyer-1-768x432.png)
![For a Few Dollars More [1965] Review : A Sequel worthy of its recognition](https://79468c92.delivery.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/vlcsnap-2020-07-30-15h44m52s329-768x330.png)
![Twenty-Four Eyes [1954] Review – The Collective Suffering and Healing of a War-Scarred Nation](https://79468c92.delivery.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Twenty-Four-Eyes-1954-768x579.jpg)
![Miss Man [2020] Short Film Review – Journey Through the Earth Between the Binary](https://79468c92.delivery.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Miss-Man-High-On-Films-2020-768x328.jpg)
High On Films
