The Saint of Second Chances Review: Mike Veeck’s Life of Fun, Redemption and Parenthood
The Saint of Second Chances Review: The Netflix documentary showcases the life trajectory of Mike Veeck and his contribution to the game of Baseball.
El Conde Review: When Politics, Satire and Vampires Crossover
El Conde Review: A gothic horror account of a real life character in the world of vampires, politics and greed.
Wilderness Review: Jenna Coleman’s Revenge Gets Dramatically Messy
Wilderness Review: Melodramatic thriller that keeps you hooked with new developments just when the plot seem to become predictable and takes you on a wild journey.
Thursday’s Widows Review: Stretched Thriller With Underwhelming Ending
Thursday’s Widows Review: A mystery thriller that becomes quite predictable midway with a lukewarm ending.
Once Upon a Crime Review: Fairy Tale Turned Into Murder Mystery
Once Upon a Crime Review: A mysterious spin on the classic fairytales, bringing different protagonist together in a thrilling and satirical story.
Ehrengard The Art of Seduction Review: When the Player Gets Played
Ehrengard The Art of Seduction Review: A humorous period drama that piques your interest and presents a clever tale of love, seduction and royals.
A Nation of Kimchi Episode 1 Review: Exploring Diversity of Symbolic Side Dish
A Nation of Kimchi Episode 1 Review: Huh Young-man, Ryu Soo-young and Mimi explore the various kinds of Kimchi made in their own country.
A Day and a Half Review: An Ex-Couple’s Fight Takes an Emotionally Thrilling Turn
A Day and a Half Review: An emotionally charged thriller that shows how something can go out of proportion due to one small mistake.
Happy Ending Review: Steamy Rom-Com That Gets it Right
Happy Ending Review: The steamy Dutch romantic comedy of Netflix checks all the boxes of a modern story with a satisfactory end.
Choose Love Review: Play It Safe, Go a Little Wild or Chase the Teenage Dream
Choose Love Review: An interesting concept that lets you make the decisions but the awkwardly animated acting would make you just wanna quit.
The Great Seduction Review: Hilarious and Heartwarming Story of Human Compassion
The Great Seduction Review: A Heartwarming and hilarious tale set on a remote island with its eccentric inhabitants.
Live to 100 Secrets of the Blue Zones Review: Dan Buettner’s Tips For a Long and Healthy Life
Live to 100 Secrets of the Blue Zones Review: Dan Buettner travels around the world to meet the oldest people alive and learns their secret to such a long life.
Risque Business Taiwan Review: Shin Dong-youp and Sung Si-kyung’s Sensually Educating Adventure
Risque Business Taiwan Review: Shin Dong-youp and Sung Si-kyung experience the adult industry and queer openness in Taiwan.
You Are So Not Invited To My Bat Mitzvah Review: Happy to be Uninvited
You Are So Not Invited To My Bat Mitzvah Review: A coming of age film that checks all the boxes but also tries too hard to appeal.
Killer Book Club Review: A Classic Plot That Builds Up But Lets Down By the End
Killer Book Club Review: The film builds up the momentum and then becomes too predictable and takes the shape of a dramatic soap opera.
Who Is Erin Carter Ending Explained: What is Erin Running Away From? Is Harper Her Real Daughter?
Read on to know what happened in the past in Who Is Erin Carter Ending Explained.
Who Is Erin Carter? Review: Evin Ahmad is a Typical Action Lead With a Saviour Complex
Who Is Erin Carter? Review: A single minded plot that keeps repeating itself while revealing little pieces of information that doesn’t even reveal the whole story.
Street Woman Fighter Season 2 Episode 1 Highlights: Lots of Drama and Intense No Respect Battles
Street Woman Fighter Season 2 Episode 1 introduces the new teams who will be competing to win the ultimate title.
13 Rainy Day K-pop Songs to Tune to: Rainy Days by BTS V, Eyes Locked, Hands Locked by Red Velvet and More
Check out the list of 20 Rainy Day K-pop Songs that will comfort you and keep you company during the gloomy weather.
Burning Body Trailer: Úrsula Corberó Hides Something Sinister Than What Meets the Eye
Burning Body Trailer unveils a crime thriller where Úrsula Corberó is the lead suspect in an accident that might turn her life around.
