I was on Reddit last night when I came across a post that asked people to list out films with extremely visually pleasing images and I opened the comments to see a lot of people calling out The Fall. It’s

I think the universe knew I needed something soulful to watch to calm the chaotic emotions brewing inside of me. That's why when I went looking for a film to watch, this one came up amongst the first five.

… “Are you aware that Anna was five months pregnant before her tragic death?” Duke asked, pulling a journal and pen from his pocket and scribbling something. “I was aware of the pregnancy. But I swear

An action thriller with just the right amount of humor? I was sold. Of course anyone would ask why not? After all, the movie stars Scott Eastwood and Mel Gibson. Well yeah, those two in one had me going

Was it really a break, or did I just join the world’s longest writer’s slumber party? I’ve been quiet for a while. Not completely silent anyway, I’ve shared a few movie reviews here and there - but honestly,

Girl in the Basement is one of those movies that’s so uncomfortable you almost want to stop, but you can’t look away. Not because it’s some flashy thriller, but because of how raw and disturbing it is,

Psychological thrillers are my kind of movies, especially those set in picturesque environments. But when there’s no action, drama, or a proper plot sequence, just an opaque storyline, it bores me stiff

This thumbnail was made in canva. Here I am publishing another weekly curation report of Top five DIY posts that I've found for Minnowsupport Curation Project.

I absolutely adore films with female leads and that’s what made me indulge in this film directed by Neil LaBute. It is an action thriller with a familiar home-invasion premise but injects it with tension,

I don’t know if there’s a pandemic in Nigeria currently but people are surely catching the flu. I was one of them except I wasn’t diagnosed with sore throat and runny nose but I feel a little better now.

All of a sudden, I forgot how to walk. His stare was sharp. I could bet my job he was dissecting me, but I couldn’t tell if he was proud of what was walking toward him or just disappointed. I couldn’t

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Directed by Chloe Domont, the film pieces corporate tension with intimate emotional conflict, crafting a slow-burn descent into toxicity that feels both uncomfortably real and dramatically compelling.

There are some movies that after deciding to watch them, you just don’t take them too seriously; just go along for the ride so you don’t end up frustrated and this movie is one of those movies. It is a

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I had completely forgotten that a fourth installment of Despicable Me had since been released until I came across it on my to-watch list today. Well, this one marks the return of Gru and his minions in

Surprisingly, evil prevailed in this suspense filled thriller and I wasn’t even mad. To me it felt like justice being served to who did deserve it although innocent lives were lost. Directed by Nicholas

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Although it took me nearly a week to finish this 675 page novel, I savored each page. It’s by far the most realistic novel I’ve ever read. Riley Sager spins a taut and atmospheric psychological thriller

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