When I first hit play on Brick (2025) on Netflix, I was genuinely intrigued. Full marks to the creators for trying something different. Well, get your popcorn ready, because this
When I first hit play on Brick (2025) on Netflix, I was genuinely intrigued. Full marks to the creators for trying something different. Well, get your popcorn ready, because this
The Old Guard 2 storms back onto Netflix with a promise of bigger battles, deeper scars, and the same rag‑tag band of immortals we first met in 2020. I hit
NETFLIX’s BIGGEST project, Squid Game, the global phenomenon that shattered records and became a cultural lightning rod, has finally concluded with Season 3. But the burning question is: did it
Sometimes I feel like modern documentaries exist to re-package the same grim facts we get from news reports – just wrapped in slick aesthetics, dramatic b-roll, sharp cuts, and moody
I don’t know what’s exactly wrong with movies these days, but something always feels…off. Maybe it’s the lack of a strong villain. Or maybe stories are just getting weaker. This
Surprisingly, I found myself enjoying the story of Krampus! Labeled as horror – which honestly feels a bit heavy for what it delivers – this 2015 flick is more of a
Alright, let’s be real. Most viewers might argue that endless gore and bloodshed alone don’t make a show a hit or flop. But after binging Netflix’s new Korean limited series “Mercy
When you watch something based on a true story, your perspective shifts. You know the visuals are a dramatic adaptation of real events, but sometimes it grips you—other times, it
Seriously, why? Why does Wolf Man (2025) exist? Watching Leigh Whannell’s take on the classic monster left me baffled. After the genuinely tense The Invisible Man, hopes were high. But this? I mean,
O-M-G — “Straw” really blew my mind. The minute the credits rolled, I dove into other people’s reactions and saw the same thing I felt: most viewers are hooked by