9-1-1 Season5 Review : A high-energy procedural that immerses viewers into the daily challenges faced by first responders, as they navigate the delicate balance between saving lives and coping with personal struggles. Release Date 21 September 2021 Language English Genre Action, Drama, Thriller Creator Brad Falchuk, Tim Minear, Ryan Murphy Director Bradley Buecker, David Grossman, […]
9-1-1 Season4 Review : In the third season, the story continues from the aftermath of a devastating tsunami that struck the city in the second season. The emergency response team, known as 118, faces new challenges as they work tirelessly to rescue as many people as possible. Meanwhile, Athena (played by Angela Bassett) struggles to
Gullak Season 2 Review : It’s a heartwarming collection of relatable stories centered around the Mishra family. Release Date 15 January 2021 Language Hindi Genre Comedy, Drama, Kids & Family Director Amrit Raj Gupta, Palash Vaswani Writer Nikhil Vijay, Durgesh Singh Cinematography Shree Namjoshi, Anand Bansal Producer Sameer Saxena, Arunabh Kumar Music Anurag Saikia, Simran
Servant Season 2 Review : This may sound unsettling, but the second season of “Servant”—a series centered around a deceased baby—surprisingly infuses humor into its narrative. Crafted by Tony Basgallop and M. Night Shyamalan, the horror tale maintains its gripping mystery, blending tension-relieving laughs with darker moments of terror. Release Date 15 January 2021 Language
Tandav Season 1 Review : After seeing his political party govern the country for three terms, Samar Pratap Singh (portrayed by Saif Ali Khan) expects that his father, Devki Nandan (played by Tigmanshu Dhulia),, who is also the Prime Minister of India, will hand over the reins to him once they are re-elected. However, in
Awake : Comparisons to post-apocalyptic hits like A Quiet Place and Bird Box are inevitable when discussing Awake, as it seems to borrow heavily from their formulas, substituting insomnia for terrifying creatures. The film’s cinematography, with its cold blues and dark greys, also echoes the visual tone of its predecessors. However, despite having a promising
Army of the Dead : In the aftermath of a zombie outbreak, Las Vegas is isolated from the rest of the United States. The government decides to obliterate the walled-off city with a nuclear bomb to eradicate the zombies. Mercenary Scott Ward (played by Dave Bautista) is approached by former casino owner Bly Tanaka (Hiroyuki
Separation : Let’s be clear from the start: “Separation” falls short of being a good movie. It disappoints across the board, with one notable exception—the striking and frightening character design. Director William Brent Bell relies heavily on typical shock horror tactics, employing loud noises and scary visuals, but he fails to craft a memorable film.
Nomadland : In the aftermath of the Great Recession, an elderly woman finds herself adrift after losing her livelihood. She embarks on a solitary journey through the western United States, converting a van into her living quarters and embracing the lifestyle of a modern-day nomad. Along the way, she forms unexpected connections with fellow travelers,
The Mauritanian : “The Mauritanian” is a legal drama based on real-life events. Mohamedou Ould Salahi, a man implicated in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, finds himself imprisoned in Guantanamo Bay for over a decade without facing formal charges. Nancy Hollander and Teri Duncan, tasked with advocating for Salahi, grapple with the challenges of