by NewsSlash | June 1, 2025 2: 00 pm | Action Movie, Movies, New Arrivals, Reviews
Are you bored with routine action and romcoms? Here is a fun American heist comedy film that has a star ensemble cast but is quite underrated on Netflix. I am talking about the Money Heist’s darling Tokyo, aka Ursula Corberó, & laughter king Kevin Hart’s “Lift”....
by NewsSlash | June 1, 2025 12: 00 pm | Movies, Reviews, Top Movies
Some stories don’t need to shout to be heard. They don’t require fancy scripts or superstars. They don’t even require special effects or trailer teasers. They just tell the truth—with precision, with bravery, and with heart. India’s world of...
by NewsSlash | June 1, 2025 10: 00 am | Editor's Pick, Movies, Reviews, Top Movies
If you’ve ever wondered how a nation with limited resources and heavy censorship still manages to churn out films that leave a lasting mark on world cinema, you need to turn your eyes toward Iran. No over-the-top action, no star-studded glamour. Just simple,...
by NewsSlash | May 31, 2025 4: 00 pm | Movies, Reviews, Top Movies
Ram Gopal Varma, or simply RGV, is one of the most controversial and acclaimed filmmakers in Indian cinema. His work is known for its innovative storytelling and creative realism. Varma’s version of Telugu and Bollywood cinema is a masterpiece in its own right. Here...
by NewsSlash | May 31, 2025 2: 00 pm | Editor's Pick, Movies, Reviews, Top Movies
In Indian cinema, revolutionary movies are typically overshadowed by romance movies, royal movies, or action movies. But there are movies that adopt the far bolder task of depicting reality, the one that provokes, educates, and ultimately transforms. There is one name...
by NewsSlash | May 31, 2025 12: 00 pm | Movies, Reviews, Top Movies, Trending News
Honest opinion — film hype can be a double-edged sword. The more a movie is promoted, the more our expectations soar. And too often, what hits the screen can’t match the excitement that built up around it. But not this year. 2025 surprised us. A few standout titles...
