Film Fugitives

“Tagusari Bros.” has been amazing so far, and now that Tsuda is dead, “Tagusari Bros.” we’ve come to a dead end, at least for now. In this week’s episode, we see Minoru and Makoto curse their fates while rummaging through Tsuda’s stuff. They have already called Fumi, but she does not seem to recognize Tsuda […]

Has there been a better fairytale story than Leicester City’s 2016 Premier League triumph in modern day football history? The clear answer here is “absolutely not”. And without the iconic rags to riches story of Jamie Vardy, it wouldn’t have happened. The first chapter of Netflix’s “Untold UK,” a three-part documentary series, puts the focus [

This week’s episode of Netflix’s “Reborn” shows us Neo’s frustration while living Eito’s life. He misses those exquisite wines, expensive dinner parties, and the lavish lifestyle as the CEO of Neoxis. Neo wants to get out of this state as soon as possible because tax rates have already gone up, and they are supposed to […]

Very few from the current generation know about the genius of Martin Short in the sphere of comedy, and even fewer know about him as a person. Whereas notable actors/ comedians like Jaleel White, Bill Hader, and Tom Hanks have often cited Short’s iconic, eccentric characters and high energy sketches as key inspirations behind their […]

I think you already know the meaning of “toxic masculinity,” “sexism,” “alpha male, “misogyny, “and “being a man.” Although conservative minds agree that we must have gender specific roles, like men will provide and women will take care of the household, I, being a part of modern society, don’t see any logic in that, and […]

The OG demon slayers take over the animated scene as Dante and Vergil swing hard, swing big with the second season of Netflix’s adaptation of “Devil May Cry.” Compared to the first chapter, the sophomore edition adheres closely to the source material, but unfortunately cuts back on real-world political allusions, understandably due to past bac

It takes a good ten minutes or so for you to grasp what’s going on in Tony Schumacher’s latest crime thriller miniseries, “The Cage,” but once that happens, you are rewarded with a magnificent, enthralling experience every single minute. The BBC series might seem a little trope-y initially, but its unbelievably emotional, rousing finale takes

BBC One’s “Mint” finally delivers the gangster trope I did not know I was looking for – a modern day tale of Romeo-Juliet with a Scottish version of Shakespearean tragedy. Charlotte Reagan’s 2026 crime drama takes us into the life of Shannon, daughter to Cat and Dylan, whose love life, thanks to her father’s possessiveness, […]