Watching movies in a theater is one thing but re-watching them at home is a whole different atmosphere sometimes movie theaters can’t deliver. Directed by Eli Roth and [continue reading]
Being a psychiatrist doesn’t mean you have to be answerable for everything. That’s why when you invite someone to your office just to talk about the problem that your [continue reading]
It is no wonder from a historical point of view as to why Europe is leaning more toward women’s reign and is more tolerant. Is it because we age every day or are we [continue reading]
Films that are mainly aimed at the younger generation often fails to pick its momentum when, instead of developing the story and giving a certain dynamic to it, it turns the [continue reading]
Back in 2003 it took me a whole week to go through Lars von Trier’s masterpiece called “Dogville.” My memory of that day is still vivid and painfully bright when I [continue reading]
Do we ever get a biopic to watch about a famous personality who lived long enough or whose life was not interrupted by an unfortunate accident? Sadly, when the life lived was [continue reading]
“Destroyer” follows Erin Bell, a woman whose past had its own game to play. The way she looks is almost as if she’s returned from the set of “Walking Dead” as the [continue reading]
A child is a product of love and not marriage. Roger Ailes’ relationship with America, or rather with the elite establishment, was specific and so full of despise that [continue reading]
