Review I really liked how the movie perfectly balances comedy and horror while weaving a compelling story of love, friendship, and family. Although the romance between Nat and Pai seems short at first glance, the backstory makes it clear why Nat goes to such extraordinary lengths to save Pai. That cute flirting scene? It was so cute and had me smiling the entire time. The way the director clearly shows the development of their relationship through Mario’s expressions is amazing. And let’s be honest, 99% of the audience melts when Mario expresses his love for Freen (I mean Nat to Pai). Nat’s admiration for Pai feels so real and warm! Another highlight for me is the dynamic friendship between Nat, Kai, and Yod. Their chemistry is incredible, and the comedic timing is spot on throughout. Yot and Kai had me in stitches with their antics, but their honesty and willingness…

Review Daredevil: Born Again masterfully resurrects the essence of the original series, delivering a dark, gripping narrative that captivates from start to finish. Charlie Cox’s portrayal of Matt Murdock is both intense and nuanced, embodying the internal conflict of a hero torn between his legal obligations and vigilante justice. Vincent D’Onofrio’s return as Wilson Fisk is nothing short of mesmerising; his chilling performance as the newly appointed mayor adds depth and complexity to the character, making Fisk’s sinister ambitions all the more palpable. The series excels in its depiction of raw, brutal action sequences that are both well-choreographed and emotionally charged. Each confrontation is laced with high stakes, reflecting the show’s commitment to realism and intensity. This unflinching approach to violence sets it apart from other Marvel offerings, providing a refreshing departure from more sanitised portrayals of heroism. The pervasive darkness of the narrative is both literal and metaphorical, with…

Storyline Mother Wening is devastated when her 11-year-old daughter, Nirmala, disappears in a motorcycle accident on a bridge. The accident also claimed the life of Wening’s mother, Uti Yah. Wening feels deeply guilty that her mother died and her daughter was swept away by the river, but she believes that Nirmala is still alive. Tirta, the creator of a mystery podcast, wants to make Wening’s tragic life public, but her help leads her to uncover the dark secrets of Wening’s past that led to Nirmala’s disappearance. With all her efforts and hopes, Wening searches for Nirmala, including asking Tetsuya, a researcher from Japan, for help. Wening also seeks help from Mbah Gowa, a mysterious person. However, in her search, Wening is constantly visited by the ghost of Uti Yah. Will Wening ever see Nirmala again?   Review Tebusan Dosa is a horror film full of mystery. It touches on themes…

Storyline Farah, a student, got married to fulfil her religious desire for heaven. However, what she got was hell in her marriage. She learnt that she was part of her husband’s deal with the devil for his grand plan. Farah finds herself in a complicated situation: wanting to rebel and wanting to continue to serve her husband in order to get heaven. A letter from her teacher, Umi Hanum, causes Farah to fight back and become an expert on women in hell. Review Farah had a vivid dream in which she saw her husband performing black magic. She could no longer tell the difference between reality and her dreams. She saw herself killing a man and tying him up. And to her surprise, she learnt the next morning that the same man she had seen dead in her dream was actually dead. The man, Mr. Agung, was Wahab’s rival, who…

Review Should this be Mightin’ Morphin Power Rangers? Because if it is, then it’s a disgrace to everything that is a franchise. From the moment this mess began, I knew I was in for a disaster, but I never expected it to be this painful to watch. Every part of this production is ridiculous—no, scratch that—it’s downright insulting. Let’s start with the so-called monsters. Are they designed to scare ants? Because that’s the only living creature I can imagine being scared of. The CGI is so bad it looks like something ripped from a low-budget 90s video game, except those games were more charming than the disgusting things they threw at the screen. The costume design (if you can call it that) looks like it was put together using garbage from a landfill, and the way it moves? Completely unnatural, uninspired, and lacking a real sense of danger. If I…

Review I’ll tell you the problems with this movie one by one. The first story is pointless. They shoot like crazy but don’t hit a single bullet. All the bad guys are impossible. The story ends in a blur. You can see that they are all trying to be funny, and the action itself is already the point of laughter. It repeats material that has already been used in other movies. The one who is made to make you laugh is Kald, so the crime city material holding a pencil that is brought in is too noticeable. Even the daughter is a little bit pretty. I don’t know if they should bring in someone who is good at acting or not, and it’s confusing when I read the bad reviews, and it’s really annoying and unreasonable. Moreover, I am not satisfied with this, and when Crime City came out, they…

Tenement (2024) Movie Review Since you’ve asked for a review of * Tenement (2024) *, I’ll provide an original analysis based on my capabilities and the general context available to me about the film, without reproducing or directly quoting any copyrighted reviews. * Tenement * is a Cambodian horror mystery thriller directed by Sokyou Chea and Inrasothythep Neth, released in Cambodian theaters on November 14, 2024, following festival screenings earlier in the year. It follows Soriya, a Japanese-Cambodian manga artist (played by Thanet Thorn), who returns to her ancestral home in Phnom Penh after her mother’s death, accompanied by her photographer boyfriend boyfriend Daichi (Yoshihiko Hosoda). Seeking inspiration and connection with her estranged family, she moves into a decaying Khmer Rouge-era apartment complex called Metta, only to encounter eerie visions and dark secrets tied to the building’s past. Let’s break this down. * Tenement * stands out as a rare…

The Tenant (2024) Movie Review Released on April 19, 2024, The Tenant is a Telugu-language suspense thriller that attempts to weave a socially relevant message into a slow-burning narrative. Directed by Y. Yugandhar and produced under the Mahateja Creations banner, the film stars Satyam Rajesh as Goutham, a man caught in a web of suspicion, and Megha Chowdhury as his wife Sandhya, whose mysterious death sets the story in motion. With a runtime of just 96 minutes, The Tenant promises a concise yet impactful experience, but does it deliver? The answer lies somewhere between its noble intentions and its uneven execution. The plot revolves around Goutham and Sandhya, a seemingly happy couple living in a Hyderabad gated community. Their idyllic life unravels when Sandhya dies under mysterious circumstances, and Goutham is found burning her body near a highway—an act that immediately casts him as the prime suspect. Simultaneously, their neighbor…

Plot Overview Mangkujiwo 2 picks up after the events of the first film, focusing on Uma (Yasamin Jasem), a young woman grappling with her traumatic past and a supernatural gift—or curse—that allows her to summon the infamous Kuntilanak, a vengeful ghost from Indonesian folklore, whenever she’s in distress. Her surrogate father, Brotoseno (Sujiwo Tejo), is a power-hungry figure within the Mangkujiwo sect, a group obsessed with harnessing mystical forces for dominance. As Brotoseno schemes to elevate the sect’s influence, Uma becomes entangled in his ambitions, further complicated by her budding relationship with Rimba (Marthino Lio), a photographer with his own mysterious ties to the unfolding chaos. The narrative weaves together past and present, connecting the Mangkujiwo series to the larger Kuntilanak franchise, while exploring themes of greed, betrayal, and the human cost of supernatural meddling. Strengths One of the film’s standout qualities is its ambition to expand the Kuntilanak universe…

Death Whisperer 2 (2024) Movie Review Released on October 10, 2024, in Thailand and later available on Netflix as of February 7, 2025, Death Whisperer 2 (also known as Tee Yod 2) picks up where its predecessor left off, delivering a chilling continuation of the supernatural horror saga that gripped audiences in 2023. Directed by Taweewat Wantha, this Thai horror-action hybrid stars Nadech Kugimiya as Yak, a grieving brother turned vengeful ghost hunter, alongside a talented ensemble including Kajbhunditt Jaidee, Peerakrit Phacharaboonyakiat, and Denise Jelilcha Kapaun. With a runtime of 1 hour and 52 minutes, the film dives deeper into the haunting legacy of the black spirit that terrorized Yak’s family, offering a blend of visceral thrills, cultural resonance, and a more conclusive narrative arc than its predecessor. Set three years after the tragic death of Yak’s sister Yam in the first film, Death Whisperer 2 finds Yak consumed by…