Tag: Review

‘The Perfect Murder’ is one hell of a crime caper that pushes one to the edge of his/her seat. Set ...

The story begins with a panoramic view of a deserted, dimly-lit street, in the dead of the night. The agonising ...

Forced to seek asylum in Jordan, fleeing from their motherland, leaving their friends and families alike, these Syrian refugees are ...

That one cannot be saved if they don't want it themselves evokes melancholy even without necessitating a context. Then there ...

Have you ever considered the impediments of being a language handicap? Think of a situation, where you are in a ...

Ana Octavio’s directorial debut sets foot into the terrain of sexual assault, following the experience of a ballerina as she ...

Directed by Andrew and Adrian Nuño, ‘Little Things’ is the subtle but powerful antidote on clinical depression that we are ...

‘Steady Eddie’ is about a boy named Jesse (Robert Daniel Sloan), a 12-year old, precocious little child, who escapes into ...

‘Arson’, the word simply implies the malicious burning of property. But, here in this film, it is replaced with the ...

Generally, filmmakers try to reformulate the tried and tested of the horror genre to come up with something new. But, ...