Hanora Antona

So Weapons actually surprised me. It’s not your typical horror flick — the plot had some real bite and felt fresh, which I appreciated. It built up tension in all the right places, kept me guessing, and didn’t lean on the usual tired tropes. I was into it. But then… the ending happened. Honestly, it kind of fell flat. After all that suspense, it wrapped up in a way that felt almost goofy — like the film didn’t know what to do with all the tension it had built. That’s where so many horror/thrillers go wrong, in my opinion. They’re great at creating dread and unease, but when it comes to sticking the landing? Meh. It’s like they panic and throw in something weird just to wrap it up. Still, I’d say it’s worth a watch — just don’t expect the ending to blow your mind.

Surprisingly charming and genuinely funny in parts, Fantastic Four – First Steps delivers a fresh take on the iconic team with solid performances across the board. The cast gels well, each bringing their own flair to the reboot—though I’ll admit, my enthusiasm dimmed slightly at the sight of yet another Pedro Pascal appearance. He’s everywhere lately, and while his performance was technically fine, his character felt a bit too buttoned-up and brooding compared to the rest. I get the need for a grounded anchor, but I didn’t quite connect with him the way I did with the others. Still, the film balances humor and heart nicely, and it’s a promising start for this new iteration.

“Together” was gripping and kept me hooked the whole way through. The ending felt a bit rushed, which was a letdown, but the lead performances were intense—had me feeling anxious in the best way. Solid 6.7/10.

Smile 2 is an overall decent follow-up to the first film, though it does have some predictable moments, especially as it builds towards the ending. While it delivers plenty of the unsettling atmosphere and jump scares that made the original a success, there are certain plot points that felt like you could see them coming from a mile away. This predictability takes a bit of the edge off the horror, especially when it comes to the final act. The biggest disappointment, though, lies in the ending itself. By choosing the route they did, it feels like they may have closed the door on the possibility of a Smile 3, which is a letdown. The story had so much potential to continue, and releasing a new Smile film each year around Halloween could have been a great tradition. Instead, it seems like this might be the end, and while the film is enjoyable in its own right, it’s hard not to feel like they missed an opportunity to keep building on the franchise.

Truly incredible! I was a bit apprehensive to watch Dune: Part 2 as I wasn’t that impressed with the first one and also after two years of waiting I had forgotten the storyline. That said i thoroughly enjoyed it and was able to keep up with the movie. Would definitely recommend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✨

A very unique thriller, thoroughly enjoyed it!

Amazing movie 8.7/10 glad I watched, would definitely recommend!!

Good film, long... but overall didn't disappoint and navigated the loss of Chadwick well.

Best horror movie I’ve seen in a while, defo a strong 7.5/10 rating! 👏🏼 would defo recommend as a Halloween 👻 movie 🍿🎥