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Adolescence is more than a crime drama. This British miniseries pushes boundaries with its bold one-take filming and powerful look at how teens can fall into the dark side of the internet.
Disney’s reimagined Snow White dives headfirst into modern storytelling—but not without controversy. From CGI dwarfs to shifting narratives and real-world drama, the film walks a tightrope between reinvention and nostalgia.
More soul than spectacle—Superboys of Malegaon delivers a moving, satirical jab at Bollywood’s obsession with flash. Rooted in grit, passion, and pure love for cinema, it’s a tribute to filmmaking without the frills.
Sikandar promised action, drama, and Salman Khan in full form, but did it deliver? With a messy storyline, forgettable villains, and slow-motion overload, this film is a huge disappointment. Read our full review to find out why!
Salman Khan’s back, and he’s bringing the heat! From jaw-dropping stunts to a 31-year age-gap controversy, Sikandar is already breaking the internet. But can it conquer the box office?
Marriage is like a long car ride—sometimes you’re cruising, sometimes you’re stuck in traffic, and occasionally, someone hijacks the steering wheel. Mere Husband Ki Biwi (2024) takes this metaphor and crashes it into a chaotic yet heartfelt story of love, betrayal, and self-discovery. With Rajkummar Rao and Bhumi Pednekar leading the cast, the film mixes sharp humor with emotional punches.
Kesari Veer attempts to bring an epic historical saga to life but stumbles with outdated CGI, uninspired dialogues, and weak storytelling. Despite a promising premise and a star-studded cast, the film fails to deliver a compelling cinematic experience. Instead of a gripping war epic, audiences are left with a lackluster visual spectacle that struggles to find its footing.
“From” lures you in with its eerie town, terrifying creatures, and high-stakes survival, but after three seasons, the mystery remains unsolved. The suspense is gripping, the monsters are terrifying, but the endless teasing of answers is wearing thin. With a fourth season coming, the big question remains—stick around for the payoff or walk away before the frustration wins?
HBO’s The Last of Us proves zombies aren’t just for cheap scares, they’re also great at making you cry. This post-apocalyptic drama mixes fungal horrors with a touching father-daughter bond, all while making you fear mushrooms. With Pedro Pascal’s dad energy and Bella Ramsey’s fierce survival instincts, it’s the end of the world done right.
Zombies plus high school drama equals All of Us Are Dead, a show where algebra tests are scarier than the undead, until they’re not. This Korean series traps students in a zombie-infested school, mixing gore with teenage crushes and cafeteria chaos.
