Imaginary

‘Imaginary’ is the latest horror movie from Blumhouse where the audience gets to meet Chauncey, the not so fun loving bear. The movie revolves around Jessica (DeWanda Wise) as her husband (Tom Panye) and stepchildren move into her old childhood home. As they attempt to adjust to their new life, the ghosts from their past,…

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IF

‘IF’ was wholesome, imaginative, and heartwarming. The story got me hooked right away. All the performances were excellent. John Krasinski, Steve Carell, Ryan Reynolds are especially noteworthy, each bringing their own charm and emotional weight to the narrative. The IFs themselves were unique and entertaining throughout. The film was whimsical in a genuinely magical way….

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Jim Henson Idea Man

‘Jim Henson: Idea Man’ was just released on Disney+! This documentary showcases the boundless imagination that inspired the world and ensured Henson’s legendary status for future generations. Director Ron Howard features archival footage of Henson and interviews and insight from family, friends and co-workers – it was heartwarming and iconic! I absolutely loved seeing footage of…

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Dune: Part Two

‘Dune: Part Two’ delivered stellar performances, stunning visuals, and masterful storytelling. Director, Denis Villeneuve, is a master at film making – every frame and detail is captivating. The mesmerizing action sequences creates an immersive and visceral cinematic experience. Right from the opening scenes, the audience can see the grandeur elements of the movie where the…

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The Zone of Interest

‘The Zone of Interest’ is a historical drama that tells the story of Rudolf Höss, the Commandant of the Auschwitz concentration camp. The film is loosely based on the 2014 novel by Martin Amis. ‘The Zone of Interest’ starts off with a black screen which foreshadows the narrative and sets the dark tone for the…

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One Life

On the verge of Nazi invasion. ‘One Life’ tells the true story of Sir Nicholas Winton, a British stockbroker who embarks on a mission to rescue over 600 Jewish children from Czechoslovakia. The film brilliantly and authentically weaves through time, showcasing the immediate impact of Winton’s actions on the rescued children. With powerful storytelling and…

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Immaculate

‘Immaculate’ elevates the horror genre with crafted suspense and an innovative approach to storytelling. The film used some traditional religious elements as other horror films, but it manages to create a unique experience for the audience. I was not sure what to expect but I appreciated the film production and cinematography.   Instead of cliché…

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The Strangers: Chapter 1

‘The Strangers: Chapter 1′ embarks on a journey to rekindle the goosebump-inducing nature of its predecessor within the home-invasion-thriller genre. While stranded in a remote cabin, the protagonists become the prey of the franchise’s notorious masked antagonists. The best part of the movie was the cinematography – it was great with thoughtful framing and lighting…

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The First Omen

‘The First Omen’ is a prequel to the 1976 classic ‘The Omen’. The script tells us the story of Damien Thorn’s birth, and it does so in an effective and eerie gloomy ambience with tribute scenes to the first film from 1976. Director Arkasha Stephenson created a beautifully made, suspenseful and well executed psychological horror…

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Monkey Man

Directed by Dev Patel, who also takes on the lead role, ‘Monkey Man’ dives into themes of vindication and resilience. The film follows, “An anonymous young man who unleashes a campaign of vengeance against the corrupt leaders who murdered his mother and continue to systemically victimize the poor and powerless.” Drawing parallels to ‘John Wick’,…

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