Watching Weapons is like walking into the unknown. Zach Cregger’s much-anticipated second solo directorial effort after the heavily praised (though
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The last time a big screen attempt on a Red Sonja movie resulted in a flimsy and poorly acted sword-and-sorcery
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For those who are hoping for Ari Aster to return to his elevated horror roots, here comes Eddington, marking the
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The Shadow’s Edge marks the second time Jackie Chan collaborated with director Larry Yang after Ride On two years ago.
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The Lychee Road poses an unlikely question: How does one transport fresh lychees at 2,500 km without risking the fruits
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Eddie Murphy and Pete Davidson, two comedians from different generations, team up in The Pickup. Naturally, I’m expecting something funny
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Can Freakier Friday top or at least match the creative success of the first movie released twenty-two years ago? Besides,
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Multi-hyphenate Eva Victor’s debut feature, Sorry, Baby finds humour in a post-traumatic situation. And in this case, the aftermath of
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