Stranger Things never felt like just another Netflix series to me. From the very first season, it existed in a space that was neither fully fictional nor entirely implausible, a liminal zone between nostalgia and fear, childhood innocence and adult trauma, science and something far more ancient. Now that the series has come to an end, what lingers isn’t merely the memory of monsters or parallel worlds, but the emotional weight of growing up together in uncertainty. Read More …

Supernatural isn’t just a television show; for many of us, it became an emotional lifeline, a philosophical playground, and an unexpected meditation on what it means to be human. It may have started as a road-trip horror series that ran for 15 seasons about two brothers hunting monsters, but what it truly evolved into was an exploration of love, identity, grief, morality, and resilience. Read More …

The Matrix films go beyond sci-fi, exploring reality, control, and enlightenment. Unravel their deeper meanings through Eastern Philosophies. Read More …

Poor Things is a visually captivating film directed by Yorgos Lanthimos that merges gothic fantasy, surrealism, and social commentary. Adapted from the 1992 novel by Alasdair Gray, the film tells the extraordinary story of Bella Baxter, a woman resurrected by an eccentric scientist. Her journey of self-discovery, filled with dark humour and vibrant visuals, challenges the boundaries between life and death, freedom and control. Read More …

David Lynch is renowned for his unique and often surreal style of filmmaking, which blends elements of mystery, horror, and the absurd. Here are my six favorite David Lynch movies that will blow your mind. Read More …

People often confuse horror with psychological thrillers. It appears no surprise that many scary movie fans head to the cinema for that popcorn-spilling jump scare. But psychological thriller movies are entirely different. Their sneaking, long-game shocks get inside your head and stay with you long after the credits roll. Read More …

While it’s challenging to compile a definitive list of all the best Hollywood Romantic Movies, here are ten of the most enduring ones that I have found very influential and aren’t as widespread as the Notebook, Titanic, or Romeo and Juliet. However, you wish you had known about it before. Read More …

British crime drama series, Peaky Blinders premiered its first season on Netflix in September 2013, gaining worldwide popularity around its fourth season. This April, the series wrapped its nine-year run show with its final set of the sixth season. It features an intriguing and highly entertaining production, cast, and direction. It is also backed by terrific cinematography, soundtracks, and not to mention fashion. Read More …

Now would be the ideal time for a first-hand review of the comprehensive series, GOT, as the first season of House of the Dragon promises to premiere soon. Given that House of the Dragon serves as more of a prequel to Game Of Thrones, viewers can enjoy the new series without closely following Game of Thrones. Then again, wouldn’t you want some insights on the internationally acclaimed television series that aired for eight seasons and attracted millions of fans? This post is to help those newly introduced to GOT get to grips with the new series. Read More …

Are you a “Breaking Bad” fanatic? Then guess what? “Ozark” is most definitely worth your time!! Although it is dark, violent, unethical, and a dangerous endeavour, and all connected to the illegal drug cartel, “Ozark” is strikingly different from the “Breaking Bad” series. Read More …

Spanish crime drama Là Casa De Papel, a.k.a. Money Heist, premiered its first season on Netflix in December 2017, and the show immediately gained widespread popularity. The producer, Àlex Pina, created the series with two long-planned heists centered on the Royal Mint of Spain and the Bank of Spain over five seasons. Read More …

“What would you do for love?” is the central question that drives YOU’s dark, post-modern narrative. It follows the chilling journey of Joe Goldberg, played brilliantly by Penn Badgley, a deceptively charming bookstore manager who falls obsessively in love and justifies murder in the name of romance. Read More …