Send Help Brings Raimi Flair to Gender Politics and Survival Gore
Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien shine in Send Help, a campy horror film that tackles gender dynamics with mixed but fascinating results.
Stranger Things, Surviving Abuse, and the Problem with Eleven’s Ending
A look at Eleven’s controversial ending in Stranger Things, exploring trauma, survival, and why the finale fails to honour her journey.
Primate Impresses with Practical Effects and Bloody, Gory Kills
Primate delivers bloody, gory kills and practical effects, turning a familiar premise into tense, entertaining B-movie horror.
The Fault in Our Star Wars: Leadership Change Won’t Solve Deeper Problems
Kathleen Kennedy is stepping down at Lucasfilm, but Disney’s Star Wars problems run deeper than one executive.
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple – A Fresh Take on the Undead
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple reinvigorates the zombie franchise with human villains, emotional stakes, and standout performances.
Pluribus, Loneliness, and Why We Don’t Survive by Being Liked
Pluribus reveals the dangers of isolation, performative conformity, and why true survival comes from being seen, not being liked.
Amadeus Live Review: MPO Brings Mozart to Life in 2026 Season Opener
If Amadeus Live is meant to set the bar for the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra’s 2026 line-up, then it does so with confidence and authority.
GSC 1 Utama’s BIG Hall: The Bigger the Better
Experience 4K visuals, Dolby Atmos sound, and recliner seating at GSC 1 Utama’s BIG Hall. Bigger screen, bigger sound, better movies.
Avatar: Fire and Ash Review – A Stunning Visual Masterpiece
Boasting breathtaking visuals to stronger character development, Avatar: Fire and Ash is a technical marvel.
Zootopia 2 Review: A Familiar Sequel With Electrifying Chemistry
Zootopia 2 is full of humour and charm. While the social commentary feels repetitive, the film’s heart and animation still shine.