Binge-Worthy Films

Obsession: A Blood-Chilling Twist on the Monkey's Paw  🪵🩸 ​ Obsession  is arguably the biggest,  MOST SHOCKING HORROR TRIUMPH OF 2026 . It is directed by 26-year-old breakout filmmaker  Curry Barker  on a modest  $1 million  budget. The film takes a concept that sounds like a cheesy teen fantasy on paper and turns it into an absolute psychological nightmare that leaves you feeling deeply uneasy long after the lights come on. ​The Vibe: The Horror of Getting Exactly What You Prayed For  💔🥀 ​The movie moves like a slow-turning vice, twisting innocent longing into pure dread. ​The Setup:   Baron 'Bear' Bailey  (Michael Johnston) is a shy, lonely young man secretly pining after his friend and co-worker  Nikki Freeman  (Inde Navarrette). Terrified of rejection, he buys a cheap novelty item called a  One Wish Willow  from a local occult shop. ​The Rules:  The box is simple: break the wood, make a wis...

  Drishyam 3: The Final Chapter of Cinema's Ultimate Game of Chess  🎬👁️ ​ Jeethu Joseph's Drishyam 3  is already smashing box office records, racking up an astonishing  ₹141 crore  globally in its opening weekend alone. For those of us who have spent more than a decade watching  Georgekutty  outsmart the system, walking into this theater felt like approaching the final, crucial move in a historic game of chess. ​If you are a die-hard fan of Mohanlal, this film isn't just a sequel, it is a poignant, high-stakes victory lap for one of India’s finest screen actors. ​The Vibe: The Suffocating Weight of the Unforgotten  ⏳⚖️ ​The film picks up roughly four and a half years after the explosive events of Drishyam 2, immediately immersing us in a very familiar, slow-burning domestic anxiety. ​The Setup:  Georgekutty  (Mohanlal) is trying to navigate a normal milestone, arranging the marriage of his elder daughter,  Anju ...

A visually polished but aurally painful 'Kanchana' clone. It listens to the fans' eyes but forgets their ears and brains. The VFX Redemption: Credit where it's due: the makers actually took the feedback to heart. The VFX, which looked like a mobile game in the teaser, was significantly improved for the final release. The palace aesthetics and supernatural sequences are actually the only things keeping this film from a 1-star rating. It’s a commendable move by the production team, but it’s a shame the same attention wasn't given to the script. The "Dubbing" Disaster: The Hindi Songs: If you're watching the Hindi version, prepare to cringe. The songs are textbook "bad dubbing" forced rhymes, awkward phrasing, and lyrics that feel like they were translated by a bot. They have zero replay value and feel like a burden on the narrative. Thaman’s BGM Misfit: The background score is the biggest "villain" here. Thaman’s obsession...

A title so long you need an interval just to say it. And a remix so bad, you need therapy after hearing it. Kartik Aaryan and Ananya Panday reunite, and Dharma Productions promised a Gen Z romance. What we got was a beautiful travel vlog interrupted by a musical crime. ​The Crime (The Remix): Let’s talk about the elephant in the room. Why? Just... WHY did they have to remix "Bole Chudiyan" (or remake Saat Samundar Par or even Saajan Ji Ghar Aaye) into a rap song with Badshah? It is absolute ear-bleeding torture. The original had grace; this version has auto-tune and unnecessary beats. I deducted a full star just for this sin. It ruins the mood of the entire second half. ​The Vibe (Instagram vs. Reality): ​The Good: Visually, it is stunning. The yacht scenes in Croatia look like a billionaire’s wedding video. ​The Bad: The chemistry is dead. Kartik and Ananya look great on posters, but on screen? It feels like two influencers making a Reel, not two characters falling in love. ...

Today I watched a film starring R. Madhavan, Neil Nitin Mukesh, and Kirti Kulhari. It’s just 1 hour 51 minutes long, streaming on Z5. So how is this movie? Let’s have a quick chat about it. To be honest, I watched this movie only because R. Madhavan is in it. There was no other reason for me to watch it. When I saw the trailer, I thought this movie would be about some special loophole or scam in a bank, which it actually is. After watching the trailer, I hoped it would turn out to be a surprising movie like Lucki Bhaskar. But the way this movie starts and progresses, it doesn’t even come close to Lucki Bhaskar. I’m not talking about the story here; I’m referring to the presentation. Talking about the story, the movie is about Radhe Mohan Sharma, a T.C. played by R. Madhavan, who is a straightforward, honest man who keeps track of every single rupee. He has an account in a private bank owned by Mikky Mehta, played by Neil Nitin Mukesh, who commits a scam of 2000 crore rupees. Radhe Moha...

A movie named Loveyapa had been released in theatres. In case you didn’t know, there was some controversy surrounding it during the promotion. The song used to play went like "L O V E Yapa Love Yapa Yapa." The hero didn’t know how to dance, so his moves looked quite awkward. Yes, that very "L O V E Yapa Yapa Love Yapa." Another interesting thing you might like to know is that the movie’s main leads are actress Khushi Kapoor, who is producer Boney Kapoor and Sridevi’s daughter, Janhvi Kapoor’s sister, and actor Junaid Khan, who is Aamir Khan’s son. So you know which word you have to use here and for new actors, that’s right. But if you’re expecting me to only criticise the movie because of the ‘N’ word or marketing mishaps, then listen to the movie’s premise first. Both the characters love each other very much and want to get married. When the boy goes to meet the girl’s father, played by Ashutosh Rana, whose character is very dangerous and menacing, you get the feel...

Everyone is shouting, “When will Bollywood do something new? Remake, remake, remake!” Wherever you look, it’s all remakes. They don’t even want to try something original. Well, brother, your complaint has finally been heard. After ages, a fresh original film has arrived in our film industry. But, maybe it’s a bit too experimental. I mean, it’s fine when it’s about humans, but this time the lead hero is a horse. I’m talking about “Azaad,” a film whose name very few have heard of. But if people knew who made this film, they would be on the edge of their seats waiting for it. You must have heard of Abhishek Kapoor. His films like “Kedarnath” and “Rock On” always bring a different kind of story. Trust me, “Azaad” is far beyond what we’re casually taking it to be. A film’s worth isn’t just about box office numbers; content matters. And when Ajay Devgn’s name is attached to a film, you can be sure that there will be something unique to watch , good or bad, we’ll see. Azaad begins with a ques...

This movie is exactly like when you’re about to sneeze but nothing comes out. There’s a boy named Pintu who has a superpower that if he takes any girl’s kiss, she gets married within a few days. A unique concept, you know? No, literally, I mean it’s such a unique concept that now I understand why people curse Bollywood so much. Nepotism is just one thing; it’s infamous for all sorts of reasons. In front of this, even childish things deserve five hundred stars from me. Even "Martin" was a hundred times better, brother. Though those guys were the ones who kept striking and getting videos deleted. Here, the makers should have struck their own movie. Brother, the first song starts with a song. Where is the song set? At Shri Omkareshwar. At the holy ghats of Omkareshwar. The starting lines of the song are “Chidanand roopam Shivoham Shivoham.” And the next line? “Look, Baba’s fairy is roaming around me, taking selfies with me, then pouting and kissing me.” Seriously, what kind of p...