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Stranger Things 5 | Official Teaser | Netflix

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Da Brat, Miami 1999.

Shot by Jamal GS

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Movie Review...From the World of John Wick: Ballerina

(4.5/5) This spinoff delivers what the John Wick franchise had long teased but never fully embraced: a coherent narrative. While the plot remains straightforward, its presence adds welcome texture to the stylized action. It's a compelling reminder that visceral gun-play need not come at the expense of storytelling.

Trained in the assassin traditions of the Ruska Roma, Eve Macarro takes on an army of killers as she seeks revenge against those responsible for the death of her father.

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M i c h a e l J o r d a n

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It took me forever to remember this rock star (Billy Idol) but after watching Season 2 of The Sandman actor Freddie Fox is a dead ringer for the pop star. Is it only me?

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Movie Review...Jurassic Park Rebirth

(2.5/5) My initial reservations about the film were, regrettably, confirmed. Hollywood’s continued reliance on aging franchises demonstrates a creative fatigue that’s becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Much like Alien: Romulus, this latest installment serves as a case study in narrative stagnation—recycling familiar threats and predictable character missteps without offering meaningful innovation.

While the ensemble cast manages to inject some charm and charisma into their roles, their likability can't compensate for a story-line that feels both derivative and uninspired. The tension lacks urgency, and the stakes feel manufactured, as if the film is more interested in resurrecting nostalgia than crafting something new.

It’s time we reconsider what legacy IPs can offer in today’s cinematic landscape. At some point, honoring the original means knowing when to let the story end.

Five years after the events of Jurassic World Dominion, the planet's ecology has proven largely inhospitable to dinosaurs. Those remaining exist in isolated equatorial environments with climates resembling the one in which they once thrived. The three most colossal creatures within that tropical biosphere hold the key to a drug that will bring miraculous life-saving benefits to humankind (rottentomatoes.com).

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Movie Review...Bring Her Back

(3/5) This might be one of the strangest films I’ve ever seen. Grief is complex, and everyone processes it differently—but this story pushes that idea to another level.

I’ll be honest: I wasn’t a fan of the directing duo's first film. It left me frustrated, and I almost skipped this one because of that. But the trailer pulled me in—it had that eerie, attention-grabbing quality, like something you’d expect from an M. Night Shyamalan teaser.

After watching Bring Her Back, I realized what consistently throws me off in their work: the people. The way characters behave, speak, and shape the plot tends to kill the tension. Their actions are so offbeat, they pull me out of the experience. Instead of feeling scared, I spend a lot of time confused—and not in a lack of understanding way, more like “why is this happening at all?”

The first film made cult behavior and drug culture the central theme. This time, it’s a grieving mother spiraling so far out of control that it’s hard to believe she’s still being considered as someone who could adopt children.

I did enjoy this one a little more than the first, but I’m not sure I’ll be back for another.

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The Bear S04E10 "Goodbye" Cinematography

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The Bear S04E09 "Tonnato" Cinematography

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Relay Trailer #1 (2025)

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Nora Attal by Hordur Ingason for Vogue Greece July 2025

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The Bear S04E08 "Green" Cinematography

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@pscentral event 26: minimalism

Best part of my day, like, 10 minutes ago, I made Nat an omelette. Yeah. You love taking care of people.

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The Bear S04E07 "Forks" Cinematography

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The Bear S04E06 "Sophie" Cinematography

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The Bear S04E05 "Replicants" Cinematography

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The Bear S04E04 "Worms" Cinematography