There’s a certain challenge that comes with making a movie about the Holocaust. It’s not just about showing the horror — it’s about finding a way to speak to it in a manner that’s meaningful, respectful, and compelling. That’s a hard line to walk for any filmmaker. Marc Forster’s White Bird steps into this challenging…
There’s something uniquely captivating about movies that tackle addiction without romanticizing it or beating you over the head with melodrama. But The Outrun is one of those rare exceptions — it somehow takes you by surprise, leaving you unprepared for how deeply it resonates. Adapted from Amy Liptrot’s acclaimed memoir, this film doesn’t just dip…
War documentaries — they’re all over the place these days. Every new one seems to promise a new angle, a new piece of history revealed, a new set of lessons to be learned. But Intercepted, despite its seemingly standard premise, manages to do something different. It doesn’t just document events. It forces you to get…
Sometimes, a movie pops up that messes around with your expectations, catching you off guard in ways you didn’t even know you wanted. It’s What’s Inside, directed by Greg Jardin, is one of those films. It’s more than just a typical horror flick — it’s a ride that blends tension and laughter, thrills and confusion,…
Horror is one of those genres that draws people in like a moth to a flame. It’s got that hypnotic pull, a temptation to peek behind the curtain at what shouldn’t be seen. But as Christians, we have to be extra mindful of what we let entertain us, knowing it shapes our worldview whether we…
There’s something eerie about silence, especially in the world of cinema. No words to anchor you, no dialogue to reassure you that things will be alright. Just a lead actor fighting through an oppressive quiet. Azrael, the latest venture into the realms of horror-thriller, takes this silence and runs with it—or perhaps, stumbles with it….
When you press play on Apartment 7A, it feels like stepping into familiar territory. Horror fans might recognize the echoes of a bygone classic, while the average viewer will sense a blend of the eerie and the unsettling. It’s not a film that reinvents the genre. Instead, it lingers in the shadows of its predecessor,…
Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis is a cinematic firestorm—blazing, chaotic, brimming with ambition and ideas that burn hot and fast, sometimes too fast for their own good. You’re either caught up in the blaze or left in the ashes, wondering what just happened. Coppola, who already has a track record of pushing boundaries, takes a sharp…
The Universal Theory is one of those films that’s hard to pin down. It’s a strange mix of ideas, influences, and aesthetics that somehow manages to entertain without ever quite finding its footing. Set in the Swiss Alps in 1962, the story is centered around the possibility of a rift in reality, a tear in…
There’s something about an underdog story that gets us every time, isn’t there? We already know how it’s going to end. The small guy beats the odds, faces down the giant, and somehow triumphs at the buzzer. The thrill, though, isn’t in the outcome; it’s in the ride, the little surprises along the way that…
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