“Death doesn’t like it when you mess with his plans.”

I'll tell you one thing: “Final Destination: Bloodlines” is back, and it's as if the franchise has never missed a beat! After a 14-year break, I honestly wasn't sure if they could pull off the same gut-wrenching, edge-of-your-seat horror, but boy, did they!
This time, we're following Stefani (played by the fantastic Kaitlyn Santa Juana), a university student who simply can't shake these brutal, vivid nightmares. You know how it…

“Look, I've been where you are. The past doesn't go away
So you can either live with it forever, or do something about it.”

After a streak of unstable phases and broken promises, "Thunderbolts*" comes in as the unexpected spark that reignites Marvel’s engine. Forget polished edges and flawless heroes—this time, the house is a mess, and that’s exactly what makes it interesting. Directed by Jake Schreier, a newcomer to the MCU, the franchise’s 36th film embraces moral grayness, emotional…

"For about fifteen seconds there, we were actually playing tennis. And we understood each other completely. So did everyone watching. It’s like we were in love. Or like we didn't exist. We went somewhere really beautiful together."

'Challengers' is a film about ion. This makes sense, as Guadagnino also directed ('Call Me By Your Name,' 'Bones and All') and it’s all full of ion. But the ion here is twofold.
The characters really feel this way about tennis and they…

“There’s been a slight misuse of the substance.”

“The Substance” is a bold work that blends body horror and social critique into a provocative narrative. The film stands out for its grotesque and sexy aesthetic, harking back to cinematic masters such as David Cronenberg and Stanley Kubrick. Coralie Fargeat doesn’t shy away from exploring the depths of desire and decadence, creating a visual spectacle that defies convention. "The Substance" isn’t particularly subtle in its message: Hollywood has a preference for…