“Pabrik Gula,” which translates to “Sugar Mill,” is more than just another entry in the growing list of Indonesian horror films; it’s primed to be a monumental turning point for the global perception of Asian cinema. Directed by Awi Suryadi, whose previous venture, “KKN di Desa Penari,” became Indonesia’s box office champion, “Pabrik Gula” has
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In the entertainment industry, success often breeds an insatiable desire for more. The recent comments from SZA about wanting to revisit her on-screen partnership with Keke Palmer in a sequel to their hit film “One of Them Days” create a compelling case for both excitement and skepticism. The box office success of the original film,
Scarlett Johansson’s recent revelations regarding the pressures of social media serve as a telling reminder that even the most established names in Hollywood grapple with the implications of an ever-demanding digital landscape. Despite her considerable experience and success, Johansson finds herself confronted by constant nudges from studios to join platforms like Instagram to bolster project
In the realm of Hollywood, the path to iconic roles often entwines unexpected players in the background. Such is the case with Michael Fassbender’s behind-the-scenes advocacy for Daniel Craig’s casting as James Bond. In an enlightening discussion on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Fassbender revealed his role as an enthusiastic supporter for Craig, despite his
On April 18, Warner Bros. will roll out the red carpet for fans eager to celebrate Superman Day with a singularly immersive experience. This one-day, Superman-themed tour of their iconic Burbank studio offers more than just a stroll down memory lane; it’s a robust exploration of the legacy that Superman has left on both popular
In the labyrinthine depths of cinematic exploration, “Ash” directed by Flying Lotus emerges as a multifaceted jewel, presenting audiences not merely with a haunting horror narrative but also a lens through which we can scrutinize humanity’s unsettling tendencies. With Eiza Gonzáles as astronaut Riya, the film thrusts viewers into a world where memory is as
The recent firing of Elizabeth G. Oyer, a prominent attorney within the Justice Department, ostensibly for her unwillingness to endorse the restoration of Mel Gibson’s gun rights, raises unsettling concerns about the integrity of our legal system. The case underscores the alarming trend of prioritizing celebrity status over accountability and public safety. When a high-profile
In the latest Blumhouse thriller “Drop,” directed by Christopher Landon, the whimsical notion of online dating spirals into a harrowing nightmare, turning what should be a celebratory venture into the dating world into a heart-pounding horror fest. The film centers around Violet (Meghann Fahy), a widowed mother bravely re-entering the dating scene after the devastating
In a cinematic landscape where sequels often fail to capture the magic of their predecessors, Gavin O’Connor’s “The Accountant 2” emerges as an unexpected gem that burgeons beyond its original. The film, which reunites us with the enigmatic character Christian Wolff (played by Ben Affleck), surprises us by exploring nuances of human connection, familial bonds,
In recent years, the term “cancel culture” has surged into mainstream discourse, often branded as a buzzword that polarizes opinions. This phenomenon is not simply an internet trend but a substantial social mechanism that holds individuals and institutions accountable for their actions. Bill Maher’s recent remarks on his HBO show have reignited debates surrounding the