‘Crosspoint’ Review: Gritty Encounter

CROSSPOINT (2024) ReviewDirected by Donie Ordiales If you haven’t seen the trailer of Donie Ordiales’ directorial debut ‘Crosspoint’ before seeing it, you wouldn’t predict where the film is going on its second half, because that’s what happened to me. There’s always pros and cons in a film being unpredictable – surprises will come your way …

‘The Gospel of the Beast’ Review: When innocence is squandered

Jansen Magpusao’s immense screen presence and raw performance will fill the screen with tension and will keep you engrossed in Sheron Dayoc’s coming-of-age drama thriller. The Gospel of the Beast takes us to the cruel reality of having no parental figure and the effects of being in the company of wrong people.

Read our review of #CinemalayaXX opening film ‘THE GOSPEL OF THE BEAST.’ #Cinemalaya 2024

‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Review: Crowded but will leave you wanting more

Deadpool & Wolverine will satisfy your Marvel fetishes. The characters presented in the film including the cameos are more than enough to keep you entertained, intrigued and wanting for more. Credits to the performance of its leads, the film manages to be hilarious and at the same time engaging even if it feels crowded at times.

DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE is now showing in cinemas nationwide, also available in IMAX 3D and 3D/4Dx. Rated R-16 by the MTRCB. #DeadpoolAndWolverinePH

‘Boy Kills World’ Review: Bill Skarsgard is a delight in gory revenge thriller

BOY KILLS WORLD (2024) ReviewDirected by Moritz Mohr Known for his role as Pennywise in IT and IT: Chapter Two, Bill Skarsgard manages to transform not just physically but also how he becomes the ultimate killing person, Boy, in Moritz Mohr’s revenge action thriller ‘Boy Kills World’ If you’re a fan of bloody and revenge …

‘Your Mother’s Son’ Review: Uncomfortable realities

I can’t remember the last time I was this uncomfortable even after watching a movie and it’s not even a horror one. But Jun Robles Lana’s latest film, ‘Your Mother’s Son,’ made me uncomfortable without being untrue to its characters, without them being overly dramatic. It’s the kind of film that you want to shake off after watching because of the discomfort its story tells especially about morality.

Read our 4.5 out of 5 stars review of YOUR MOTHER’S SON. Now showing at ElighTEN: The IdeaFirst Film Festival at Gateway Cineplex 18. Rated R-18 by the MTRCB. #YourMothersSon #IdeaFirstEnlighTEN