The Street Avenger is a film that follows the stereotypical vigilante cinema style: a man, usually after suffering some injustice, fights against the criminal world. Pacing with all these emotions, the film cries out in anger, determination, and grief. I, as a pastor, saw it and the tension was felt not only on the side…
Kill Bill (2025) is a pastor’s nightmarea hymn being screamed out loud. The movie is extreme, stylish, and unyieldingan operatic tale of gutting one’s enemies with very little showing of compassion. It certainly is a work of art in terms of the director’s vision: the fight scenes, the colors, and the overall sense of order…
The Remus Gang (2025) movie brings us back to the smoke-filled streets of early 20th century America’s heart. It centers on two brothers from Kentucky who begin working for a bootlegging kingpin in Cincinnati’s infamous “Sin City” of Newport, Kentucky. It’s a tale about ambition, loyalty and the gradual erosion of innocence in the face of temptation. The Christian heart…
King Ivory (2025) is not a crime drama of the usual kind – it’s a brutally honest, unvarnished, and stark portrayal of the fentanyl epidemic that has devastated society in general and the most vulnerable strata in particular. The film, based on real research of law enforcement officials and addicts, is a raw ordeal, and often it…
Now You See Me: Now You Don’t is a magician’s trick in itself – fast, clever, and full of smoke. However, the film conveys a subtle message about trust, deception, and the thin line between justice and pride under the illusions and diamond heists. The Horsemen are back, and they are not only accompanied by new characters but also…
The title itself—Lurker—carries a certain chill. A word we often use casually online suddenly feels heavy, dangerous, and intimate when brought into the real world. And that is exactly what this film does: it takes our modern obsession with celebrity, fandom, and social media, and twists it into a psychological nightmare that feels uncomfortably close….
On the surface, Honey Don’t! looks like a quirky detective noir—dark humor, mysterious deaths, and a small-town church hiding big secrets. Directed by Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke, the film flips the classic private-eye formula upside down, adding layers of absurdity, satire, and spiritual undertones that make you laugh, think, and squirm—all at the same…
Caught Stealing… on the surface, it looks like a gritty New York crime thriller. But underneath the gunfights and mob chases, there’s something deeper—a story of a broken man stumbling into a world he never imagined. Hank Thompson, once a high school baseball star with big dreams, is now just a burned-out bartender, an unlucky…
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…
The Naked Gun (2025), just by hearing the name one understands that this is a new edition of the same old slapstick circus… just with a little twist. Liam Neeson has become Frank Drabin Jr., and as soon as the movie starts, a tsunami arrives-nonstop gags, lightning-fast one-liners, overload of visual comedy… there is nothing…
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