Sketch (2025) — At first it seems that it is going to be some quirky animation. A little girl, strange monsters, a little art-class vibe… meaning a cute story. But as the film progresses, it becomes clear that it is something else. As if someone has come in the night silently and said—“Everything is not…
Together. It feels something different-not at all like the typical horror in which you run away or your heart beats fast. This horror comes slowly, silently. Neither any ghost nor any monster-just that feeling which happens when love becomes an obsession, when the boundaries are broken and you forget yourself. This is the story of…
“AJ Goes to the Dog Park” — the very name makes one feel that it would be something light-hearted, a little strange, but from the heart. And honestly? It is exactly like that. He laughs, seems a little crazy too, but in between there are some moments that go straight and sit in some corner…
Have you ever wondered… what if the world got a remote in which everything was moving in fast-forward? Just scroll after scroll. Rain of notifications, reel storm, memes, viral news, trending outrage – everything together. Eyes get fed up. Then, suddenly, a documentary starts – Folktales – and it seems as if someone has reduced…
Saint Clare (2025)… This film was not made to be seen. This film takes you inside. And you don’t even leave it. From the outside, everything looks absolutely frame-perfect. A girl from a Catholic school. White shirt, that too with a lot of starch. Shoes so shiny that even your face is visible. And a…
The Fantastic Four: First Steps, just hearing the name gives me a slight jolt of nostalgia. Those old days… Reed Richards and his galaxy-sized brain, Johnny’s full-tandoor swag, Ben’s rock-like loyalty, and Sue’s quiet strength, which was felt in every scene. A little geek squad vibes, a little chaos, but the heart is absolutely clean….
The Home… heard the name and thought it would be just another haunted house horror—same old story: creepy floorboards, slightly shaking darkness, and suddenly a ghost pop-out moment from somewhere. But then I saw—James DeMonaco is directing, and Pete Davidson is playing the lead? That was the moment when I thought… brother, this horror is…
Oh, Hi! — heard the name and thought it would be a light rom-com… a little awkward flirting, making coffee while dancing in the kitchen, soft lighting, and that cute “I like you” moment. But bro… this turned out to be something else. This movie is wild. A little too twisted, a little spoiled, and…
House on Eden — as soon as I heard the name it seemed like yes, there would be another found-footage horror. A little shaky camera, something like “what did you hear?” type dialogues, a couple of creepy shadow corners, then blackout, and a jump scare. Standard formula, right? But … as much as this movie…
Shoshana. Just hearing the name feels strange… like an old memory, vague, which slightly lingers. And as soon as the film starts, one immediately understands that this is not a soft, romantic story. This is a picture of a place where every street, every corner, every heart… was a battlefield of some kind of conflict….
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