Movies and TV shows

In 'Damsel' (2024), Millie Bobby Brown plays Elodie, a princess turned warrior, showcasing resilience and quiet strength in a dark twist on the fantasy genre—her most empowering role yet.

Freddy Krueger, the dream-invading killer from 'A Nightmare on Elm Street', redefined horror with wit, psychological terror, and iconic style, becoming a lasting symbol of fear and pop culture.

Clint Eastwood directed a rare 12-minute documentary short, 'The Beguiled: The Storyteller,' tied to Don Siegel’s film. Never commercially released, it remains largely unseen—a unique and elusive part of Eastwood’s otherwise accessible directorial work.

'Terrified' redefines supernatural horror with unpredictable, deeply personal scares, fragmented storytelling, and eerie realism—creating a relentless atmosphere where fear is chaotic, logic-defying, and no one is safe.

Wolverine’s healing factor, once seen as a gift, becomes his greatest curse, trapping him in endless pain, violence, and loss, unable to die, heal emotionally, or escape his tragic story.

Director Dean Fleischer Camp defends 'Lilo & Stitch’s new ending, emphasising ohana’s broader meaning and community care, aiming for cultural authenticity despite fans’ mixed reactions to the story shift.

An unplanned car crash during ‘The X-Files’ filming became iconic after the cast and crew embraced the chaos. Duchovny and Anderson’s real reactions added raw tension, turning a near-disaster into one of the series’ most authentic and memorable moments.

Jackie Chan’s real-life origins rival any action film—his father was a Nationalist spy and gang leader, his mother an op*um smuggler. Their secret past, hidden during Jackie’s childhood...

The iconic mirror shot in ‘Contact’ (1997) shows young Ellie’s reflection in a seamless visual illusion, blending dolly work and CGI. It’s now a film school classic—praised for its emotional impact, technical mastery, and clever use of invisible VFX.

Aliens in movies symbolise human fears, societal issues, and existential questions, reflecting themes of invasion, isolation, technology, and identity, making extraterrestrials mirrors of our deepest anxieties and hopes.