Genre : Drama; Mystery Director : Multiple Directors Platform : Netflix One of Us is Lying fulfils all our high school murder mystery cravings. With a fascinating central mystery and characters full of deceit, the show is able to make a mark and easily becomes one of my favourite shows of the year. One of Us …
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Genre : Horror Director : David Blue Garcia Platform : Netflix Texas Chainsaw massacre is not meant for the faint-hearted. It has killing sequences which might make you look away from the screen and urge you to mute your laptop. While it succeeds in the gore factor, it stumbles and it isn’t able to handle the …
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Genre : Comedy; Mystery Director : Ficarra and Picone Platform : Netflix Framed! A Sicilian Murder Mystery transports us to Italy with its scorching sunny backdrop, miles and miles of arid fields and local delicacies. It successfully positions itself as small town mystery with a score consisting of violins and cello. Even the comic book inspired …
Framed! A Sicilian Murder Mystery Review: Fun and delightful, but lacking suspense. Read More »
Genre : Mystery Director : Wregas Bhanuteja Platform : Netflix Photocopier, an Indonesian mystery, absorbs our attention from its first act. The mystery aspect takes time to build, and at times switches off. It’s the authenticity of the characters and context that makes the movie relentless. The movie revolves around an Indonesian first-year college student, Suryani. …
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Genre : Horror; Thriller Director: Hwang Dong-hyuk Platform: Netflix Hundreds of people get killed in this series. It is a challenging task to create scenarios and characters which make us genuinely cry when they die. Squid Game understands its task and gives us a truly unsettling story. Premise Gi-Hung enters a highly secretive game to …
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Genre : Horror Director : Lex Ortega Platform : Amazon Prime Animales Humanos is about a couple whose daughter is terrified of a dog living next door. One day the dog bites the girl. This leads to a clash between the two families. What follows is revenge, revenge and revenge. Frankly speaking, I never heard about …
Animales Humanos 2020 Review: Amazing themes but doesn’t fit coherently. Read More »
Genre : Thriller Director : Jang Hang-jun Platform : Netflix Forgotten 2017 is a south Korean psychological thriller about a family which moves to a new house. One rainy night Yoo-seok, the protagonist’s brother, gets kidnapped. He returns home 19 days later having no memory. The protagonist then tries to solve the mystery of his brother …
Forgotten 2017 Review: A shocking and clever south Korean thriller. Read More »
☆☆☆☆☆ 3.5/5 Genre : Horror Director : Leigh Janiak Platform : Netflix Fear Street 1666 delves deeper into the story of Sarah Fier and the scenario which lead to the curse. We trace back to 1666 where life was much easier and people lived-in close-knit societies. Also, these people had a conservative mindset and any deviation …
Fear Street 1666 (Part 3) Review: A conclusive end to this queer slasher trilogy. Read More »
☆☆☆☆☆ 4/5 Genre : Drama Director : Lisa Ambjörn; Lars Beckung; Camilla Holter Platform : Netflix Premise Prince Wilhelm is going to a prestigious boarding school in Hillerska. His parents think that Wilhelm will be safer at the school and mainly away from any controversies. Soon, he fits himself into this school but things take a …
Young Royals Review: An intense yet light-hearted royal queer love story. Read More »
☆☆☆☆☆ 4/5 Genre : Thriller; Horror Director : Leigh Janiak Platform : Netflix Yes, this is what I expected from Fear Street! If you haven’t already watched the Fear Street 1994, I recommend you to watch it. Here is its review. This review may have minor spoilers from the previous part. After the witch possess Sam …
Fear Street (Part 2) 1978 Review: A strong comeback with the unsettling summer camp. Read More »
