Beginner’s Guide To Marathi Movies: 5 Time-Honored Classics
My curiosity in Marathi movies was aroused, if I remember, in 2004, the year …
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Logan (2017) Review: Jackman’s Swansong Is Savagely Delightful
Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart are the two names that have been associated with …
Shrew’s Nest (2014) Review: Macabre Tale Of A Lonely Seamstress
Sometimes, an actor’s presence is powerful enough to unsettle viewers. The sunken eyes of …
8 Best Horror Films On Netflix India: Part 3
7. Daybreakers (2009) In Spierig brothers’ Daybreakers, vampires happen to be …
10 Best Horror Movies On Netflix India: Part 2
There’s such a diverse mix of good, quality content Netflix has to offer. Last week, …
இறைவி – விசாரணை வரை – 2016இன் 15 சிறந்த தமிழ்த் திரைப்படங்கள்
திரைக்குப் பின்னால் நடக்கும் இழுபறி ஆட்டங்களையும், பெரிய நட்சத்திரங்களின் சுமார் படங்களையும் தாண்டி தமிழ்த் திரைப்படங்கள் நன்றாகவே வெளிவந்து …
Lego Batman Movie (2017) Review: True successor to MCU
“Iron Man sucks.” This phrase is used twice in the film. This and hundred other …
Split (2017) Review: Shyamalan’s Glorious Return To Form
I neither watched the trailer, nor read anything about the film. I knew the …
A Monster Calls (2016): Enchanting Tale About Loss And Coping
The grief shared by mothers and sons and the strength of familial bond are oft-repeated …
Placebo (2014): This Undercover Documentary Is Necessary Watch
In one of the most prestigious medical colleges, director Abhay Kumar, through roughly 1000 …
Raees (2017) Review: Khan Elevates a Gangster Film That Plays It Safe
(This review was originally published in 2017 and was updated with additional context and …
11 Indian Films To Watch in 2016
The Indian independent film scene is more vibrant than ever. New storytellers are emerging …
The Founder (2017) Review: Michael Keaton Makes It A Happy Meal
John Lee Hancock’s The Founder is about the world’s largest fast-food franchise and is ironically …
Moonlight (2016) Review: Bold, Moving, Relevant
It’s hard to put down in words the experience of seeing Barry Jenkins’ Moonlight. It …
Haraamkhor Review: Dark, Poignant Tale Led by Fine Performances
Shlok Sharma shot his debut feature in 16 days, entirely on an iPhone, which, …