Month: April 2016

The Invitation (2015) – Thriller Review

Director Karyn Kusama’s psychological thriller “The Invitation” is an incredible example of how you can keep the sense of menace alive in a simple storyline. I watched this without any preconceived idea on the plot while I was only hoping probably it’s one of those many horror films with ghostly entities. This was not; rather […]

He Never Died (2015) – An Amusing Horror Film

He Never Died is an independent comedy-horror film starring Henry Rollins as a strange loner with cannibalistic tendencies. This is Rollins’ remarkable feature-length acting debut. Sincere to say, I don’t know anything about the guy or his other television roles. However, based solely on this one film, I would grade him as a highly good […]

Upcoming Superhero Movies in 2016

This year so far we have already watched two superhero films: first “Deadpool” – from the director Tim Miller and actor Ryan Reynolds; second is “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” – directed by Zack Snyder and starring Henry Cavill and Ben Affleck in lead. Both the films have had a good box office run, […]

Four Avatar Movies To Come By 2023

Soon after director James Cameron at CinemaCon 2016 announced four new Avatar films to be released by 2023, we get to ask ourselves on the viability of Avatar as a series. Maybe yes, because the director and his team of writers have been working on it for long delaying the sequel. As per Cameron, each Avatar film will […]

My Beautiful Broken Brain (2014) – A Must-Watch Documentary

Her brain is broken. Her spirit is limitless. ‘My Beautiful Broken Brain’ is about a 34-year-old woman who suffers a life-threatening brain hemorrhage with outcomes no one could have predicted. ‘My Beautiful Broken Brain’ is an incredible story of rediscovering life. The film documents the traumatic as well as the strange new world of Dutch-French […]

‘The Jungle Book’ earns over ₹ 74 crores in 1st week

The Indian Box Office has recorded a promising opening week for filmmaker Jon Favreau’s 3D live-animation adventure fantasy film The Jungle Book with a whopping 74.08 crore collection. The film which is almost running houseful in all metro cities is expected to gain momentum at the weekend. As expected, the dubbed version in Hindi and some other regional languages […]

Big Eyes (2014) – A Biopic, The Film, The Art

I recently saw the 2014 biopic BIG EYES, directed by Tim Burton, who is responsible for some of the best and most well-known films of all time, including Beetlejuice (1988), Edward Scissorhands (1990), Sleepy Hollow (1999), and Corpse Bride (2005). This Academy Award and Golden Globe nominee American film director never fails to deliver. BIG […]

Hush (2016) – Follows A Deaf-Mute Woman and A Stalker

If you like horror movies, you’ve probably heard of director Mike Flanagan’s films like Oculus and Absentia. With his latest film, Hush, a home-invasion thriller, he has once again demonstrated his artistry in introducing you to the world of horror and thrill in a very simple visual setting. Hush is a good old-fashioned horror film […]

Q’s Brahman Naman – Soon on Netflix

Qaushiq Mukherjee, aka Q, one of India’s most prolific and courageous indie filmmakers, is back with another bold yet entertaining film, Brahman Naman, which premiered at Sundance Film Festival this year and was also picked up by Netflix for the worldwide subscription video on demand service. Brahman Naman is a film set in the 1980s […]

THE SURVIVALIST (2015) – A Distressing Dystopian Vision

THE SURVIVALIST is a story about a man who has managed to confine himself in a forest for seven years in a post-apocalyptic world where starvation is rampant. The man now must face some more reality when strangers join him, amid distrust and scarcity of resources, thanks to his survival skills and crops that he […]

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