Discovering The Visit quietly streaming on Netflix feels a bit like opening a cupboard you haven’t touched in years and finding something unexpectedly sharp inside. Directed by the ever-polarising, frequently misnamed, but always fascinating M. Night Shyamalan, this 2015 thriller reminded me exactly why I became a fan back in his The Village era—when atmosphereContinue reading “The Visit ; Netflix Movie Review”
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After the Hunt — A Movie Review for People Who Thought They Were Smarter Than They Are
There are two reasons to press play on After the Hunt, currently sitting on Amazon Prime like a moody cat that may or may not scratch you: Julia Roberts and Andrew Garfield. Honestly, that should be enough. These are stalwarts. Icons. Eyebrow-raising, smile-flashing, megawatt sensations who usually guarantee at least a popcorn-worthy evening. But somewhereContinue reading “After the Hunt — A Movie Review for People Who Thought They Were Smarter Than They Are”
Review: The Ex-Wife Season 1 — Love, Lies, and a Whole Lot of Ex-tra Drama
Streaming on Amazon Prime Let’s start with the title — The Ex-Wife. Simple, sharp, and oh-so-suggestive. Because let’s be honest — if there’s one thing people love more than falling in love, it’s watching other people’s relationships fall apart. Add a messy triangle (or, in this case, something more like a Bermuda Triangle of emotions),Continue reading “Review: The Ex-Wife Season 1 — Love, Lies, and a Whole Lot of Ex-tra Drama”
Review: Wilderness (Amazon Prime) – A Honeymoon Gone Homicidal
If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if Eat, Pray, Love went on a road trip with Gone Girl, Wilderness might just be your answer — minus the yoga and plus a hefty dose of simmering rage. This slow-burn thriller series on Amazon Prime begins like a Pinterest-perfect love story — a young, attractive BritishContinue reading “Review: Wilderness (Amazon Prime) – A Honeymoon Gone Homicidal”
I See You : Netflix Movie Review
There are few movies that manage to do what I See You does: build suspense so patiently, with so many layers, that by the time the final twist hits, you’re both stunned and admiring how every earlier scene was bait, misdirection, or subtle foreshadowing. It’s not flashy horror, it’s not jump-scare overload — instead itContinue reading “I See You : Netflix Movie Review”
Maa : Netflix Movie Review
Kajol is back on the big screen, and that’s always… an experience. She has this knack for commanding attention—loud, brash, occasionally abrasive—but undeniably watchable. Even if you don’t always love the way she plays her characters, you end up glued to her performance because she brings a certain intensity that refuses to be ignored. InContinue reading “Maa : Netflix Movie Review”
Book Review: She Didn’t See It Coming by Shari Lapena
I’ve always had a soft spot for Shari Lapena’s books. She has this uncanny knack for taking seemingly ordinary lives and quietly perfect households, then shattering them into a tangle of suspicion, lies, and secrets. She Didn’t See It Coming is another classic Lapena page-turner, and once again she had me hooked from the firstContinue reading “Book Review: She Didn’t See It Coming by Shari Lapena”
Movie Review: Oddity – When Horror Gets a Twin Upgrade
So, I walked into Oddity expecting your usual creepy haunted house fare. You know the drill—squeaky floors, flickering lights, one suspiciously well-timed thunderclap. But no, Oddity said, “Hold my ghost.” It starts off smooth—like, too smooth. You’re lulled into this eerie, calm-before-the-storm kind of vibe, the kind where you know things are going to goContinue reading “Movie Review: Oddity – When Horror Gets a Twin Upgrade”
Netflix’s Adolescence Review – A Masterpiece That Hits Like a Freight Train
You know that show that’s been sitting on your Netflix queue forever? The one you keep scrolling past because you’re just not in the mood for something heavy? That was Adolescence for me. I’d seen the rave reviews, heard the whispers about its brilliance, but I wasn’t quite ready to dive into something so intense.Continue reading “Netflix’s Adolescence Review – A Masterpiece That Hits Like a Freight Train”
Knock at The Cabin – Movie Review (Streaming on Netflix)
M. Night Shyamalan’s “Knock at the Cabin,” now streaming on Netflix, is a compelling addition to the horror-thriller genre, showcasing the director’s knack for building tension and delivering unexpected twists. The film, based on Paul Tremblay’s novel “The Cabin at the End of the World,” presents a unique narrative that intertwines apocalyptic dread with intimateContinue reading “Knock at The Cabin – Movie Review (Streaming on Netflix)”
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