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‘The Oldest Person In The World,’ Mulls Over The Complexity Of Being Alive

Longevity has always fascinated humans. So far, history has recorded as the oldest person in the world Jeanne Calment, who passed away at the age of 122 in 1997. A 14-minute documentary was made about her life, just 2 years before her passing when she was 120. Born on February 21st of 1875 in Arles,…

Joe Hisaishi’s Cinema Music Concert at Radio City Music Hall

ⓒPhoto by Nobuhiro Hosoki The image of the protagonist, Nausicaä—carried aloft by the Ohmu and walking through the air on a golden carpet—was seared into my memory as a teacher casually showed the entire 6th grade class in Singapore a VHS tape of “Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind” as part of a moral…

Insidious: Out of the Further Review – A Chilling, Emotionally Charged Return to the Otherworldly Dimension

ⓒCourtesy of Sony Pictures The fear of losing loved ones, the emotional scars of past trauma and the sacrifices parents make to protect their children have always defined the Insidious franchise. The series’ latest entry, Insidious: Out of the Further, transforms those universal themes into a gripping supernatural nightmare that balances heartfelt emotion with relentless…

Super Troopers 3 : Video Review by Matthew Schuchman

Check out more of Our YouTube Channel  Matthew Schuchman : In the early 90s, while at the video store with his friends who wanted to rent Don’t Tell Mom The Babysitter’s Dead, Matthew asked the clerk if they had any copies of Naked Lunch available. A film buff from an early age, he would turn…

PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie Review: A Fun, Colorful Adventure Full of Teamwork and Action

ⓒCourtesy of Paramount Pictures Teamwork, courage, compassion, and the importance of using individual strengths for the greater good are at the heart of any worthwhile family adventure. That’s certainly true for the search and rescue dogs that make up the titular group in the beloved PAW Patrol franchise. The series’ latest film sequel, PAW Patrol: The…

‘How To Divorce During The War’ Deconstructs Private And Public Partings

The film that won Andrius Blaževičius the award for Best Director in the World Cinema Dramatic Competition at Sundance 2026, arrives in US cinemas. How To Divorce During The War is set in Vilnius in 2022 and follows the story of high-flying executive Marija (Zygimante Elena Jakstaite) who tells her husband Vytas (Marius Repsys) she…

‘One Night Only’ Review: Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner’s Chemistry Shines in Charming Romantic Comedy

Romantic comedies thrive on irresistible chemistry, heartfelt emotion and memorable characters. One Night Only delivers all three with effortless charm. Directed and produced by Will Gluck from a screenplay by Travis Braun, the film offers an inventive twist on familiar genre conventions. Its alternate version of New York feels imaginative without becoming distracting. More importantly,…

‘The Last House’, A Sci-Fi Thriller About The Earth Striking Back

Netflix’s The Last House shows Greta Lee and Wagner Moura star in the original sci-fi thriller directed by Louis Leterrier as  Ann and Jason, who find themselves sealed in their house with their children, Graham (played as a younger child by Noah Alexander Sosnowski and as an older version by Gabriel Barbosa) and Ruth (played…

Fantasia Review: Cherry and Virgin is a Visually Daring Animated Love Story

ⓒCourtesy of Toei Contending with the fear of love, vulnerability and emotional connection is a leading relatable motivator in the comedy-drama genre aimed at adults. That realistic inspiration is the foundation of the new animated Japanese movie, Cherry and Virgin. The ambitious animated feature focuses on two isolated artists searching for intimacy as they explore….

NYAFF Review: Cyclone Is a Powerful Portrait of Identity, Acceptance, and Survival

ⓒCourtesy of New York Asian Film Festival Identity is never portrayed as fixed in the new intimate yet stylistically ambitious drama, Cyclone; instead, it evolves through memory, trauma and the search for acceptance. The film follows a transgender woman navigating life in contemporary China and Hong Kong with remarkable emotional honesty. It examines discrimination, resilience…

“Spider-Man : Brand New Day” : Video Review by Matthew Schuchman

Check out more of Our YouTube Channel  Matthew Schuchman  In the early 90s, while at the video store with his friends who wanted to rent Don’t Tell Mom The Babysitter’s Dead, Matthew asked the clerk if they had any copies of Naked Lunch available. A film buff from an early age, he would turn his…