In the realm of music legends, Bob Marley stands tall as an icon of reggae culture. “Bob Marley: One Love” seeks to capture the essence of this legendary figure, offering a glimpse into his life, struggles, and
A horror film encompassing the paradigms of the human mind, virtual reality (VR), and vendetta, ClearMind attempts to thread through a tightrope, ultimately losing balance halfway through. With Seana Kofoed at the pen and Rebecca Eskreis helming the direction, the movie
There are certain expectations that accompany the screen adaptation of a successful Broadway musical. There are even more when that musical is in itself a reworking of an iconic film. Therefore, one could hope that Mean
Love is blind! What would happen if a man falls in love with a beautiful female robot? Will there be only steamy romance between them or can this end up in an emotional relationship? Can
In a switch from the typical genre, Madame Web tells the standalone origin story of one of Marvel publishing’s most enigmatic heroines. The suspense-driven thriller stars Dakota Johnson as Cassandra Webb, a paramedic in Manhattan
Lisa Frankenstein is an explosive mixture of hilarity, spookiness, and uncanny allure. The film impressively weaves an absorbing storyline of odd friendship and exploration of personal identity. As an alluring twist on the conventional Frankenstein narrative,
Suncoast is a coming-of-age drama film that marks the directorial debut of Laura Chinn, who draws upon her personal life experiences from the early 2000s for the screenplay, a project that notably made it to the 2020
In the ever-expanding universe of superhero films, Sony’s attempt to further enrich its Spider-Man Universe (SSU) brings us Madame Web, a film that dances on the edge of innovation but struggles to find its footing. Directed
April’s going to be action-packed in Bollywood! Writer and director Ali Abbas Zafar is all set to fire up the big screens with raw action. His fierce action-thriller “Bade Miyan Chote Miyan” will feature Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff as the two
Double Blind, directed by Ian Hunt Duffy and written by Darach McGarrigle, emerges into the crowded field of horror with a tantalizing premise that mingles scientific hubris with the primal fear of sleep, something both unavoidable and ordinarily