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There has been a strange resurgence of the King of Rock n’ Roll lately. Just last year, we got an intense big-screen adaptation of the life of Elvis, and now the King is getting his own animated series. It seems that the Elvis state is …
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The latest Shudder import titled ‘Leave,’ which begins streaming from today onwards, is a Norwegian horror shot mainly in English, and the premise seems promising on paper: One night, a uniformed cop (Clarence Smith) found an abandoned crying baby (Oliver Haukeland Krossøy) in a cemetery …
‘All the President’s Men’ and ‘Zodiac’ are among the best movies ever made about investigative journalism, and I was hoping the same for Hulu’s ‘Boston Strangler.’ The title itself needs no introduction, given its notorious true story that rocked the capital city of Massachusetts between …
Hello, dear reader. What a great time we had this week. The week started with the final episode of the first season of The Last of Us, and now I’m here with a new article in which I will comment a little on the latest …
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Netflix being Netflix has allowed the streaming service to do things that were never even possible decades ago with normal cable television. The introduction of binging and also allowing audiences to schedule their own watching time have become now staples of every single other streaming …
When the first season of Shadow and Bone debuted in 2021, it was a revelation. The show based on the books by Leigh Bardugo, ended up being one of the best fantasy TV series on Netflix. The combination of both the Grisha and Six of …
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For centuries, the concept of magic has accompanied humanity through its development. What was once thought impossible ended up becoming a reality, and it will happen again as science keeps performing amazing feats that we can only imagine at this point in time. Netflix‘s animation …
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The world of remakes is large and expansive. Every month there seems to be a new revision or faithful recreation of some idea from the past. It makes sense to bet for something that has already been proven rather than for something yet to go …
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When I first learned about the news of folk horror ‘Unwelcome,’ I misread the name ‘Joe Wright,’ the director who gave us ‘Pride & Prejudice,’ ‘Atonement’ and ‘Hanna’ among others, tried his hand at venturing into the horror territory. I figured this was interesting until …
At one point, Ghostface replies ‘Who gives a f*** about movies?’ before he slashes his victim, and there’s one scene where a character mutters ‘F*** this franchise’. These dialogues sure sound like Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett – the directing duo collectively known as Radio …