‘They Will Kill You’ review
Campy, funny, and absorbing Is this better than Ready or Not 2? It’s interesting that They Will Kill You was shown in the same week Ready or Not 2: Here I Come hit cinemas. It’s a battle of the survival horror comedies. And, at first glance, it seems like the latter has the upper hand […]
‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’ review: more blood is more fun, but is it better?
WARNING: This Ready or Not 2 review contains minor spoilers Blood is thicker than survival in the new Ready or Not movie–and there is a lot of that here. Directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillet were aiming for something bigger with Ready or Not 2: Here I Come and we see it. We didn’t feel […]
‘Project Hail Mary’ review: such a delightful crowd pleaser
Could this be one of best sci-fi movies, question? Answer is ‘yes,’ statement. There are so many elements that worked well for Project Hail Mary, the latest from directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller (Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, The LEGO Movie): stunning production design, infectious score and sound design, delicate cinematography, and a […]
‘The Bride!’ review: stitched together stylishly
Just like the story from which the movie was based on, the film feels stitched together from wildly different parts. Director Maggie Gyllenhaal has created a strange yet stylish reinvention of the Frankenstein myth that explores love, loneliness, feminism, and justice, among others. In the movie, Frankenstein’s monster (Christian Bale) goes to Chicago in search […]
Everything you need to know before ‘Scream 7’ hits cinemas
Scream 7 is sharpening its knife for a theatrical release on February 25, 2026, and this time, the franchise circles back to where it all began: Sidney Prescott. Whether you are a long-time fan or someone who has never answered a suspicious phone call from Woodsboro, we’ve compiled some of what we know so far […]
‘Hamnet’ review: delightfully painful
Chloe Zhao’s Hamnet surprised—delighted, actually—me at its final act. At the start of the movie, I thought that it would be an adaptation of William Shakespeare’s longest play, Hamlet. Although it’s been ages since we studied the tragedy, I was quite certain during the first thirty minutes that what’s unfolding on the screen isn’t like […]
‘Wuthering Heights’ review: a cautionary tale
I think it’s clever that Wuthering Heights features actors who have some of the most beautiful faces in the industry today. Superficial as it sounds, their looks are most probably the only thing that will keep you from disliking the movie. Or I could be wrong. Because the movie is delightfully indulgent. I haven’t finished […]
‘Send Help’ review: Who will outwit, outplay, and outlast?
If Survivor would become a movie, this is probably it. In Send Help, director Sam Raimi returned to form by bringing together survival horror, dark comedy, and character study by putting two characters who are polar opposites in an environment where they are forced to, just like in the reality TV behemoth, outlast the elements […]
‘Mercy’ review: Edge-of-your-seat thrill makes up for its shortcomings
There are times when movies don’t need to say or do too much to be interesting, or even entertaining. A movie just needs to be enjoyable to watch. Such is the case in Timur Bekmambetov’s Mercy. Starring Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson, the movie centers on a futuristic AI-powered judicial program that uses an evidence-based […]
‘Primate’ review: no monkey business here
Johannes Roberts’ creature suspense-horror film Primate means serious business. It’s full-on gore and violence. It gets too brutal it can be hard to watch at certain times. There’s a lot of blood and ripping of flesh (and other body parts) it can make anyone with a weak stomach want to leave the cinema—or, at least, […]