Aawesh Bhadra Karn

'Average' would be an understatement. At some point while watching the movie, I thought if the director had even read the book or directed the movie out of its summary. The movie has sacrificed the entire 'atmosphere' that King creates in his book and has jumped to the 'horror' of it (and has miserable failed at that). King envelopes 'Salem's Lot with profound blanket of eeriness and spookiness, the element which is sacrificed in the movie. It is as if the best parts of the movie were already included in the trailer. 'Salem's Lot novel is a gem in the realm of horror literature and there are probably a thousand ways to attempt to match the feeling of the book but it seemed as if the director could not discover a single way out of them. It is neither horror nor mystery. Well, the 'mystery' part was sacrificed promptly in the movie which was an enormous error, as I perceived it. I gave this movie 2 stars because Lewis Pullman, Alfre Woodard, and Bill Camp were fantastic. Lastly, I hate what they did with Mark. He was supposed to be this genius and pragmatic kid and the movie showed him as this genius and impulsive fellow. The 1979 miniseries is far better than this one for that miniseries preserves the atmosphere of horror and mystery.

James Cameron does it again! An absolutely phenomenal creation. A profound skill of story-telling and panache use of CGI. Every single bit of this film feels real. In most of the reviews of movie franchises that I have seen, people don't like it when directors integrate the same previous elements in their sequels. However, this take by Cameron is brilliantly pleasant. He continues the storyline adding new elements and directions to the canon. This movie is a complete entertainment and undoubtedly one of the best movies to ever have been produced!

They categorize this movie in the "romance" genre but this movie for me, is one of the creepiest movies of all time. It is so dark and illogically disturbing. The very idea is brilliant yet it shook to my core at some points. People often regard AI as this element which will replace human bond in a society or a silent opium that would take over humans' consciousness. This move does share some of that pessimism too. It was so unsettling for me to watch the main character of Pheonix gradually getting fixated with an "AI". I mean, with all the PEOPLE around, the shifting of affinity from human beings to a machine is terrifying, really. I mean, if AI were to become THIS powerful in near future, I wonder if people would afford to even look at other people for a second. What I absolutely loved about this movie is its ambience and aesthetics. I loved the colors used in this movie is simply eye-soothing; the dressing style low-key sends me back to those 80s movies where everything seemed to lively. However, the movie is much more unsettling than it is formal. Every person who acted in this movie were brilliant. I just loved how Pheonix portrays every character like he actually lives in them; he just adds up a whole new level to the movie. Lastly, I found it disturbing yet I suggest everyone to watch this because this is a masterpiece.

This series is a unique blend of time-travel and crime-thriller. It is one of those series that will surpass most of your predictions and assumptions with completely mind-boggling plot lines. I loved this series so much that I have to pull out a thesaurus to describe it with synonyms of 'amazing'. You may have watched a few sci-fi and crime-thriller shows; you may think you have seen it all. It is this series that will prove you absolutely wrong. With amazing twists and turns, you will frequently question and try to predict upcoming events only to be disappointed with astonishing revelations. One can clearly see the hard work of people involved in this series. The plotline is perfectly one-of-a-kind, directing is unlike anything I've ever seen before and their acting will make you feel like it is a real-life story and not a fiction. To sum up, this particular series is unparalleled with any sci-fi crime-thriller series I have ever watched.

"I'm Vengeance". The darkest Batman movie ever produced. This is, in my opinion, the best Batman version I have watched. I knew Robert Pattinson was gonna nail it but boy he owned it. The whole dark vibe, the robust heavy music accentuates both Bruce Wayne's and Batman's legacy in Gotham. The story is the intensely serious and every step of the plot increases audiences' thrill and curiosity. The Riddler has never been portrayed so rough, twisted and determined ever before. The entire villain vibes gives chills to the body. It's undoubtedly a head-to-head challenge to Snyder's version of Batman but what I loved about this Batman is that Bruce Wayne is in early years of vigilantism and surprisingly he has a pinch of empathy and care. It's the best Batman, best villain portrayal, best story so far.

Never played any game like this before. It's eerie vibe generates an anticipation which makes the player go on with it journey without a break. It's spooky, adventurous and low-key addicting. The graphics and sounds are superb! If y'all interested in scary-vibe stuff, this is THE game for you.

The 'prequel trilogy' of Star Wars is some of the best movies ever made in the history of film making. It totally elevates the hype of the series and makes the audience go deep into the stories. The story is truly phenomenal in all the three movies. The beginning of the reign of the dark side. This trilogy sets a unique storyline that eventually adds up to the original trilogy. I guess the prequel trilogy in better than the original trilogy in terms of story, the suspense, the emotions it sends to the audience and acting as well. It's a must watch trilogy.