The first official trailer to the Apple TV+ reboot of Amazing Stories leans heavily into the nostalgia of the original series.
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You want Fantasy Island tickets? We've got Fantasy Island tickets!
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As the GSC's Pavilion KL branch closed permanently this February 17th, Iain looks back on his history with his "local" cinema.
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Smart. Contemporary. Self-aware. Greta Gerwig's Little Women is unlike every other previous adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's novel.
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Ahead of the release of Color Out of Space starring Nicholas Cage, Iain catches up with director Richard Stanley's previous films.
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On this week's podcast, Uma, Iain, and Bahir review Sonic, Richard Jewell, and To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You.
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You've seen it in colour. Now go see it again in black and white.
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Is it a worthy addition to Bond canon?
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At a loss for what to do on Valentine's Day? We've got you covered.
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We're off to meet the wizard... but can we make a pit stop first?
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Good video game movie adaptations are rarer than extra lives. After an extensive redesign does the Sonic the Hedgehog make the cut?
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Guy Ritchie is back doing Guy Ritchie movies that are set in England, with gangsters and drug dealers and boxers.
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Michael Fimognari directs a flawed but nonetheless charming sequel to 2018's breakout hit.
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Find out how Iain, Bahir, and Uma fared with their Oscar predictions.
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As Studio Ghibli's back catalogue comes to Netflix outside the US, Canada, and Japan, Iain revisits Laputa: Castle in the Sky.
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We've got another ticket giveaway this time for Clint Eastwood's newest directorial film, Richard Jewell.
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Ahead of Sunday's Academy Awards, Uma looks at 1917's chances of winning the Best Picture Oscar.
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Ahead of Sunday's Academy Awards, Bahir looks at Parasite's chances of winning the Best Picture Oscar.
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On this week's podcast, Uma, Iain, and Bahir review Birds of Prey, The Gentlemen, and Little Women.
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Ahead of Sunday's Academy Awards Iain states his case for why Jojo Rabbit should win the Best Picture Oscar.
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