Thriller

Though the term is self-same, ‘Bagman’ is not based on an account of the theft of Spiro Agnew written by Rachel Maddow and Michael Yarvitz. It is more a film adaptation of a short story than the original screenplay by John Hulme. In fact, this is quite unfair in the sense that even a stack […]

“Argylle,” Matthew Vaughn’s botched high-octane action film, starts with a kind of joke. Agent Argylle (Henry Cavill) goes undercover at a Greek themed one who meets blonde LaGrange (Dua Lipa) in a gold sequined outfit LaGrange seduces Argylle before fleeing in a hail of bullets courtesy of a hoard of baddies. He had help from […]

It cab be said that verbosity is the only trait of the characters in this film as all of them ubeat each other about their vast range of literary expertise. Except for literatures of Miller’s Girl, it appears as if Nabokov is unknown to everyone of the characters. Had they known properly, they would know […]

There was most likely no film more successful during the pandemic as the Spanish Dystopian actor thriller “The Thick of It”. The idea of prisoners in Gattaca, brutally segregated in cells which perched like a giant slab of food and awaiting will not seem too outlandish for many who spent long stretches indoors nursing the […]

As Quentin Tarantino found himself in a throne of pop culture during the 90s, many of his cloned filmmakers almost choked to death trying to get the same ideas that he had. There is a notion in the understanding, than one would in such a situation, seek peace on the surface, and within oneself – […]

Land of Bad’ is a frustrating military actioner which places two heroes, one of the heroes is more believable there than the other. With a botched operation aimed at retrieving hostages, the heroes contend with terrorists who torture and would later seek to moralize the plight of a hostage cut off from the rest of […]

“Madame Web” is not, despite its unusually odd spot on calendars (February) or cumbrous trailer, a complete embarrassment. It’s a superhero origin story with low demands whose centre is Dakota Johnson in a very charming performance. But the feature film which is the first for the veteran Ll Suddath J. Clarkson who has spent most […]

It is not subtle about its attempts to the Road House believes it’s Westerns. It is more a substance-free version of westerns, as in cartoons. But all must say that some of the over-the-top moments of this ueber-Making Over-Of-Everything Reimagining This Time Released of the 1989 Patrick Swayze classic work in its favor. More justified […]

Kristen Stewart’s character, gym manager Lou, is first seen with her hand in a toilet full of human excreta. There is large proportion of time over the next two hours that she will end up cleaning worse than that in “Love Lies Bleeding,” directed by Rose Glass in a physically aggressive erotic love triangle but […]

Beezel: The ancient family abode has a story to tell to those willing to lend an ear. The flickering lights within the combustion chamber. Your father’s favourite seat. The frightening cannibalistic witch in the storage room. Let us start with Beezel, which incorporates six decades within one house, plus the different generations of the same […]