I went into A Nice Indian Boy expecting a cute rom-com, and instead found myself laughing, crying, and bonding with this family as if they were my own. This heartfelt queer love story about family, tradition, and acceptance might just heal a piece of you too.
Equinox is a slow, strange mix of magical realism, spirituality, and MMM romance set in Vienna, uneven, but fascinating enough to keep me turning the pages.
What makes The Never Game different isn’t just the action, it’s the psychology behind survival. This quote nails the book’s heartbeat: readiness isn’t paranoia, it’s power. Every scene feels like a test, and failure isn’t an option. Deaver fans know... you don’t read his work, you play it.
Shōgun is more than epic battles and political intrigue, it’s also a meditation on surrender. This quote cuts to the core of what makes the book feel spiritually grounded: the humility of knowing what’s not yours to fix. It’s not just storytelling, it’s philosophy in motion.
James Gunn’s Superman has heart, humor, and a stacked cast, but does it live up to the legend? A visually striking take that brings the Man of Steel down to Earth, for better or worse. Here’s what worked… and what felt surprisingly flat.
Seventh Son (2024) doesn't just deal in monsters and magic—it explores how facing evil alters us. It's a dark fantasy where the stakes aren't just life or death, but soul-deep erosion. If you’ve ever wondered what lingering near darkness really costs… this one answers it.
Le Panache is a movie I saw weeks before it premiered, during a festival that I randomly stumbled upon, and it kind of surprised by how warm I felt after seeing it and how much I thought about it in the days that followed. Adapted from Nicolas Devort's play Being Cyrano and directed by Jennifer … Continue reading Le Panache (Movie Review) | A Heartwarming Journey of Courage, Friendship, and Finding Yourself
Every once in a while, a show drops a line that hits harder than expected. In Ghosts Season 3 the quiet wisdom of temporary people, those whose presence, though brief, changes us for the better is explored. This episode gently reminds us that growth often comes disguised as goodbye.
It’s chaotic, weirdly emotional, and kind of a mess, but somehow Attack on Titan Part 1 made me want to read the manga more than ever. If you're curious about what went wrong (and what kind of worked), this review breaks it all down.
Marvel’s First Family finally gets a surprisingly grounded, emotional, and visually stunning reboot in Fantastic Four: Steps. Whether you're deep in the MCU or totally new, this one's worth the hype.
Worn Out Spines 