By After a 2025 that felt like a bridge between the old and new eras of filmmaking, 2026 arrives not with a whisper, but with a colossal bang. From franchise heavyweights and much-anticipated literary adaptations to high-concept sci-fi thrillers, the next twelve months look set to remind us exactly why the
DVD Review: Cellblock Sisters/Caged Hearts (SkinMax Double Feature)
Late night on cable used to be a different world in the late ’80s and early ’90s. Quite a few of the second tier and pay channels broke out the indie films that were adult in nature. Most of us have fond memories of Cinemax After Dark delivering the erotic
Desmond and Molly Film Review
Star Rating: 4/5 Writer: TharunDirector: Tharun Starring: Chaitanya Nair and Abhinandan Sethi Desmond & Molly is a lovely exploration of communication between human beings- of the process and effort of putting the intangible, unexplainable (‘different’, she says) into words. The dialogue here is simple, to the point and wonderfully rhythmical.
Blu-ray Review: The Ogre of Athens (Limited Edition)
Under normal circumstances, I don’t immediately talk about a bonus feature on a movie, but things are different here. Novelist Jonathan Franzen does the introduction for The Ogre of Athens. He’s a legend for not being thrilled that Oprah Winfrey picked his novel The Corrections for her book club. He
The Best Short Films in 2025 – According to UK Film Review Critics
The short film format is the crucible of cinematic genius. It demands not only a singular vision but a ruthless efficiency of storytelling. For a film to earn a five-star rating from UK Film Review is to declare it a masterpiece—a work of art that is as flawless as it
