The Housemaid is a descent into the protagonist’s mind, into her psychological abyss. The movie is a kind of silent evil investigation, evil being the one which always hides behind a person’s smiling face and the fact that the door is firmly shut. While watching, I was constantly reminded of the Lord’s words in John…
Dust Bunny initially moves very quietly, like a whisper, and then very gradually changes into a deeply disturbing psychological thriller. In essence, it depicts the very common theme of secrets kept under the standard lifestyles of dark choices concealed under well-cleaned floors and faces that are smiling. Yet, in my capacity as a pastor, I…
Not Without Hope has a title like that of a promise— and luckily, the story goes out of its way to keep it. It is a heart-rending survival thriller that follows a young man who is lost at sea subsequent to a calamitous accident. And his family and friends are left shouting prayers, looking for…
100 Nights of Hero is a saga that weaves various tales into onethat is, myths, fables, and whispered legends linked through a hundred nights. At its core, the feature explores loyalty, bravery, and the influence of storytelling. Through a Christian perspective, I saw a lot of resemblance of how the Holy Bible uses narrative to…
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…
Having to walk back in the neon nightmare of Freddy Fazbears Pizza is like visiting a place that your soul has already warned you against. Five Nights at Freddys 2 is not an attempt to conceal its nature it is unpleasant, distressing, and full of the kind of darkness, which is very close to the…
Bunny is one of those films that boldly enters the middle of the city’s messy life and doesn’t back down. The story takes place during the day and night of a single extremely hot summer day in the East Village of New York and it tracks street hustler Bunny and his friend Dino as they try to figure out a…
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…
Man, only one thing feels right about dogs – they don’t cheat. Humans fail, they betray, but a dog’s love is pure. Good Boy brings this same emotion, just with a slightly creepy, supernatural layer added to it. A loyal pup, along with his owner, shifts to a house set up like a village. Everything…
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