Exuvia is a coming-of-age drama that finds its greatest strength in the profound relationship between ten-year-old Hunter, played by Rémi-Gaël Panon, and his nanny Melina, played by Katherine Alpen. From the opening moments, their connection feels lived-in and genuine. The ease between them suggests a bond that existed long before the cameras rolled, and watching their scenes together becomes the emotional core of the film.
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All Creatures Great & Small has long been known as the ultimate feel-good series, and the arrival of Series 6 on DVD and digital on 1 December 2025 proves once again why it remains one of Britain’s most cherished dramas. Released alongside the expansive Complete Series 1–6 Box Set from Acorn Media International, the new season is a warm, comforting return to the Yorkshire Dales just in time for the holidays. Critics have praised the show since its reboot began, calling it everything from “the comforting TV we all need” to “an underrated gem of the British canon.”
Read MorePearl (2025) 4KUHD
Ti West’s Pearl has always stood apart from the rest of the X trilogy—at least for me. While X delivers retro-slasher grit and MaXXXine goes full neon fever dream, Pearl is the one that lodged itself under my skin and refused to leave. Maybe it’s Mia Goth’s fearless, feral performance.
Read MoreChristy (2025)
David Michôd’s Christy tells the remarkable true story of Christy Martin, a woman who fought her way out of small-town West Virginia with nothing but grit, raw athleticism, and a will to survive. The film opens with Tears for Fears, an inspired needle drop that immediately sets the tone. What follows is an ambitious 135-minute biopic that delivers powerful performances and emotionally intense storytelling, even as it struggles with pacing and familiarity.
Read MoreTales of the Walking Dead: Season 1 (2025) #BluRay
Even as someone who’s never fully fallen under The Walking Dead spell, I have to admit that Tales of the Walking Dead makes a strong case for revisiting its world. My parents are big fans, and for once I can see the appeal: this anthology spin-off brings an impressive lineup of actors and a refreshing variety of storytelling styles that might tempt even the skeptics. Arriving just in time for spooky season, the series unfolds over six standalone episodes, each venturing into different emotional and psychological corners of the post-apocalyptic universe.
Read MoreSyndicate Smasher (2017)
Directed by Benny Tjandra and Doug Tochioka, Syndicate Smasher is a relentless, over-the-top action ride where survival means taking on not one, but four organized crime syndicates: the Mafia, the Yakuza, the Russian Mob, and the Chinese Tongs. The premise is undeniably ambitious, and the movie delivers a steady stream of gunfights, betrayals, and high-stakes escapes. The film features an eclectic cast including Mel Novak, Laurene Landon, David Prak, Jon Miguel, Olya Lvova, Nic D’Avirro, Arthur Roberts, Joe Estevez, and Hidetoshi Imura.
Read MoreHaunted House Movie (2025)
Haunted House Movie, directed by Jamie Grefe, is a bold, genre-blurring thriller that takes audiences on a wild, multi-dimensional ride through horror, suspense, and the paranormal. Equal parts quirky Adult Swim surrealism and Twin Peaks-inspired intrigue, the film delivers a unique cinematic experience that is both unsettling and strangely delightful. The story centers on three operatives tasked with rescuing a senator’s daughter who disappears into a haunted portal leading to the twenty-third dimension.
Read MoreApologize (2025)
Apologize, directed by Jamie Grefe, is a hypnotic psychological drama that transforms the classic themes of betrayal, passion, and remorse into a visually striking vertical cinematic experience. Shot entirely in 9:16 format, the film immerses viewers in a fractured Los Angeles dreamscape, creating an intimate and almost claustrophobic atmosphere that mirrors the inner turmoil of its characters. At the heart of the story is Carl, a struggling artist yearning for a simple family life, and Angela, his enigmatic muse, whose desires extend beyond him to his best friend, Jim, a morally conflicted billionaire.
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