film and tv reviews

Gru’s banana-hued sidekicks bring their mayhem to Tinseltown

With a predictable plot, tired tropes and some decent fight scenes, the Alia Bhatt-Sharvari Wagh starrer delivers more laughs and WTF moments than high action

Despite treating its audiences like hot garbage for a few seasons now, the series finale offers the rare satisfying ending where—with or without Carmy—things are cooking

Released with very little fanfare, the action film from Japanese filmmaker-stunt choreographer Kenji Tanigaki is the most riveting thing playing on screens near you

This year’s standout show on Apple TV combines supernatural and slapstick to deliver a bingeable series that halts your second-screen-viewing habit

In a town full of ghosts, killers, and ancient curses, the slightly embarrassing character is also the final girl to rule them all

Here’s why everyone’s googling ‘Courtney Grace’ after watching the new Spielberg movie

The new Netflix movie turns a housing society’s favourite pastime into a dark comedy about reputation, rumours, and three women trying to escape the stories written about them

Curry Barker takes a familiar romantic trope, adds an ominous wish-granting object, and delivers one of the year’s creepiest (and obsession-worthy) horror films

After years of giving us evil superheroes with daddy issues, bungling vigilantes, and gleeful organ-spilling, the series ends with a strange outlier

...and other thoughts The Nod interns had while watching the very horny hockey romance adaptation featuring hot, hetero people

Elf ears, chainmail, and tough love—what else do you need?