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‘Christy’ Review: A Flawed Film Elevated By Sydney Sweeney’s Knockout Performance

Directed by David Michôd (Animal Kingdom, The King), Christy tells the true story of Christy Martin, the first female boxer to achieve mainstream fame in America. Rising from humble roots in West Virginia to the bright lights of Las Vegas, Christy became a media sensation in the 1990s, breaking barriers in a sport long dominated … Read more

‘Black Phone 2’ Review: A Gorier, Scarier Yet Pointless Sequel

It’s been over 3 years since The Black Phone came out and became easily one of my favorite Blumhouse movies ever produced. I love the performances, the plot, the suspense, the score, and I just think it’s a perfectly crafted and directed film. I’ve always been a fan of Scott Derrickson and his work in … Read more

‘TRON: Ares’ Review: A Visual Feast But With A Dull Plot

It’s been 15 years since the last TRON film, and I would’ve never thought that we would be back to this universe but here we are… TRON: Ares is just a lazy and unnecessary entry to this franchise. There’s no point in doing this film but here it is. But hey! It’s visually perfect and … Read more

‘Splitsville’ Review: Is The Rom-Com Genre Saved?

I walked into “Splitsville” with the expectation of a simple rom-com—something a little raunchy, kind of funny, and maybe even a tad forgettable. But what actually unfolded over its 104-minute-runtime was beyond the short-sighted limitations I had placed on it. The film had elements of raunchiness and was exceedingly funny, but it was also refreshing … Read more

‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ Review: A Somewhat Satisfying Yet Dull Ending For The Franchise

Horror is a movie genre that usually makes a profit, because most of the time it’s cheap to make these films, so starting to earn money from them doesn’t take a lot of time. 2025 has been an amazing year for horror films, not only money-wise but also quality-wise. We had Sinners, Weapons, 28 Years … Read more

‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ Review: A Thrilling Farewell To One Of The Best Franchises

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, directed by Christopher McQuarrie, picks up directly from the explosive events of Dead Reckoning (2023), where Ethan Hunt, played by Tom Cruise, and his IMF team uncovered the existence of an unprecedented global threat: the Entity, a highly advanced artificial intelligence that has escaped its creators’ control and begun … Read more

Havoc Review: Tom Hardy Unleashes Mayhem In This Brooding Bloodbath.

After what feels like forever, Gareth Evans is finally back with Havoc, a gritty, no-holds-barred action thriller that marks his return to the genre he helped redefine. Coming off the back of The Raid films and Apostle, expectations were understandably sky-high.—and while Havoc doesn’t quite reach those dizzying heights, it still packs a serious punch. … Read more

Revelations Review: A Faith-Based Drama That Preaches, But Doesn’t Deliver.

Netflix has a new Korean crime drama movie Revelations, directed by Yeon Sang-ho and executive produced by Alfonso Cuarón. The film follows a pastor Sung Min-Chan (Ryu Jun-Yeol) who fervently believes in divine revelation and a detective Yeon-Hee (Shin Hyeon-bin) haunted by disturbing visions. Their paths intertwine when they become involved in a missing person … Read more