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Bramayugam And The Horrors Of Being At A Powerful Man’s Mercy
Sadasivan understands that a monster need not be an exception to the world around him. Sometimes, he is simply the person everyone else has been taught not to challenge.
Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil Goes Deliciously Off Script
The creatures look nastier, violence lands harder, and the film has a better sense of when to let something be genuinely disgusting or completely ridiculous.
The ‘Resident Evil’ Reboot Looks Like A Nightmare You Can’t Escape
Bryan’s seemingly ordinary night quickly descends into chaos as he is thrust into a nightmare filled with danger, violence, and of course, relentless terror.
The Story Behind ‘Nimrods’, Green Day’s New Film Inspired by Their Early Years
Green Day’s upcoming film ‘Nimrods’ isn’t a traditional biopic. Instead, it takes inspiration from the band’s scrappy pre-Dookie days on the road.
Iconic ‘Jurassic Park’ Star Sam Neill Dies at 78
The New Zealander had undergone treatment for lymphoma in recent years, but declared himself cancer-free earlier this year.
This Animated Series Looks Fun, Until It Starts Mentally Disassembling You In 4K
It disguises itself as complete nonsense before casually hitting you with something emotionally devastating, following it with a joke so dry you almost miss it.
Ricky Gervais’ ‘Alley Cats’ Is ‘The Office’ for Cat Lovers
‘Alley Cats’ is what you get if Garfield was a potty-mouthed Brit who doesn’t just hate Mondays, but instead hates every day.
This Netflix Animation Questions Who Gets to Have Enough
A Netflix animated film that uses a body swap to explore scarcity, empathy, and why we fight over resources. A thoughtful watch for all ages.
A24 Drops First Look At Dominic Sessa As Anthony Bourdain In ‘Tony’
Set in Provincetown, Massachusetts in 1976, the film follows a 19-year-old Bourdain working in a local restaurant during a formative year that would shape his future.
The Mummy (2026) Review: Your Evil Dead Spinoff With A Twist
Cronin doesn’t redefine the genre here, but what he does have is a tight grip on mood and escalation, and the confidence to let the unease rot on screen.