On the surface, “Zwigato” is a story of Manas (Kapil Sharma), who, after his last job at a factory left, found himself in gig economies by becoming a food delivery rider in Bhubaneswar and his […]
10 Years of Whiplash: The Darkest Love Story About Perfectionism and Abuse
The best love stories are inherently about two people who were made for each other. Whiplash has a teacher and his student who totally deserve each other – making it one of the best twisted […]
Tumbbad Review: A Cinematic Descent into the Abyss of Greed
Tumbbad is what if Martin Scorsese directed a horror film. Hold on before you sharpen your pitchforks at the mere mention of Martin Scorsese in the same breath as Tumbbad. Comparing an iconic filmmaker like […]
James Cameron’s Next Epic: Can The Last Train from Hiroshima Balance Heart and Spectacle?
It has been announced that the next film James Cameron plans to work on after wrapping up the next two Avatar films is the historical epic The Last Train from Hiroshima. The film will tell […]
Happy Birthday, James Gandolfini: The Man Who Redefined the Mob Boss
I still remember the first time I watched The Sopranos. Martin Scorsese’s whole filmography was well digested before me; I was still riding high from Goodfellas, Casino, and Mean Streets. Scorsese’s world of gangsters was […]
Henry Fonda and the Fight Against Mob Justice: Exploring Two Classic Films
In this article, I will explore two classic films starring Henry Fonda. The significance of the stories they tell is powerful, and the similarities between them go beyond having the same leading man. The Ox-Bow […]
Love Lies Bleeding Review: A Savage, Sapphic Symphony of Steroids, Sex, and Scorn
“..anyone can be big behind a gun, I prefer to know my own strength..” Love Lies Bleeding is a palpable gritty 80’s neo-noir, and one of the more arresting revelations of 2024: It’s Natural Born […]
Emma Seligman: The Bold New Voice Shaping the Future of Indie Cinema
Emma Seligman has rapidly carved out a niche in the indie movie scene, marking herself as a director to watch with a unique, contemporary perspective on storytelling. Her films, while small in scale, have made […]
The Evolution of Malayalam Cinema: A Pre-Cringe Retrospective
The Malayalam cinema industry has experienced its fair share of ups and downs. In the 1980s and 1990s, it was producing peak cinema, but this golden period was followed by a decline into what many […]
Titane: A Visceral Collision of Flesh, Metal, and Identity
Julia Ducournau’s film, Titane, released in 2021, is one of those films that leaves an indelible mark every time you watch it. A film that refuses to remain static on a surface level of shock […]