Well, let’s decipher the Keeper — a movie that seems like a slow, uneventful and never-ending journey through mist. Osgood Perkins at the helm, it might let you believe it’s a horror film, but the fright and the darkness seem to be just the surface. For believers, it’s not only about the terrors in the…
In The Running Man (2025), the sector has turned survival into a game. The contestants are hunted down for the entertainment of a crowd that has misplaced cognizance. It’s set in a destiny that feels eerily acquainted – wherein the road among spectacle and sin has all but disappeared. Ben Richards isn’t a hero inside the conventional sense. He…
Pardon Me: The Bevelyn B. Williams Story This is not a simple film—it is a movie that touches the heart, whether you are a casual viewer or a little thinking type. This is the story of Bevelyn B. Williams—a woman who takes a stand for her pro-life convictions, and whose stand goes straight from the…
The mood of Went Up the Hill is a little different—there isn’t the typical tension of horror here, it feels more like an old cemetery that’s still fresh. Jack returns to New Zealand for his mother’s funeral, and there he realizes that perhaps his mother’s trace did not remain till the last moment of his…
The mood of Witchboard (2024) begins in an old, wet, slightly sticky alleyway of New Orleans… where even the wind seems to be pulling stories along with it. Jessie and Gabe start a new life. While renovating an old-style restaurant, one day they find an antique spirit board. At first it just seems strange… a…
Highest 2 Lowest — This thriller touches the heart. It is the story of a father who is ready to cross every limit for his son—David King — A big name in the music industry, who is mentioned everywhere. Then one day his little son Trey goes missing, and life goes to waste. Along with…
The scene from Nobody 2 starts, and then there is no question of the brakes. No slow intro, no buildup of classic tension. Hutch is again thrown into the same old, tangled world of Mansell. On paper there is the same man – husband, father – but the feeling inside is different. “Family day” is…
Weapons (2025) — This horror-mystery by Zach Cregger is not just a scary movie, it leaves a strange silence inside your heart. Imagine, Maybrook, Pennsylvania — a small, slightly deserted town. At 2:17 in the night, seventeen third-grade kids disappear together. Only one kid, Alex Lilly, survives. And the strangest thing? The CCTV footage shows…
At first it felt like a typical school trip movie. Children, group photo, a little forced enthusiasm, a little awkward posing in front of historical plaques—as if they had come to complete a checklist. Everything seemed safe. Predictable. Like a classroom slideshow, just a little more polished. Then something moved slowly. Not loud. Absolutely quiet….
Initially, it seems like a simple adventure film – kids roaming in the jungle, a little mystery, a little fun, just like every family holiday movie. But as The Wildman of Shaggy Creek progresses, a strange feeling comes over you. It feels as if someone has secretly stabbed a small knife in your heart. There…
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