Rohitavra Majumdar

There are times I wonder about the reasons some filmmakers are considered to be auteurs. The primary one has to be the ability to present any story in a distinctive manner and establish a certain style that is easily recognizable as the work of a specific individual. Hirokazu Kore-eda, for example, is known for taking relatable stories about people and telling those in a minimalist, reflective manner that often becomes an introspection for the viewers. We are, of course, talking about Netflix's Japanese miniseries

Netflix's American Primeval may be a Western tale, but not of the kind where a gunslinging Clint Eastwood comes out of nowhere to take care of the bad guys.

I'm going to start by showing some appreciation for Ari Shaffir for the beautiful gesture at the end of his latest comedy special, America's Sweetheart. I

I'm going to start by showing some appreciation for Ari Shaffir for the beautiful gesture at the end of his latest comedy special,

Channel 4's latest thriller drama series, Patience, may seem like a seasonal mystery at first, but halfway into the show, the case gets solved, and

German thriller The Calendar Killer has a very problematic but well-intentioned plot. The execution is extremely messy, and a lot of it doesn't make sense.

Imagine Elon Musk as the homeowner from Don't Breathe , and you get Jem Garrard's Invasive . The Tubi thriller can't claim to be original when it comes to the main plot, but it is still wildly entertaining.

Three men going on a hunting trip is a recipe for disaster most of the time—at least in movies.

A serial killer who goes by the name Priest is punishing people in the name of God. They're all sinners of different kinds in his eyes, and he believes all of them deserve it. He even reads excerpts from the Bible to them before putting an end to their lives—as we see in the opening scene of

Cadi means ‘the witch' in Turkish, but other than the title, Erman Bostan's movie doesn't much resemble Robert Eggers' 2015 horror masterpiece.