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Southpaw Regional Wrestling Review: WWE’s Greatest, Most Unhinged Comedy Masterpiece
When I look back at WWE around the 2016 era, there’s a lot that the Connecticut-based entertainment giant got right. Dean Ambrose finally capturing the WWE Championship and the launch of the revamped SmackDown Live with Daniel Bryan and Shane McMahon running the series remain among my fondest memories of that period. But if you…
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Materialists (2025) Review: A Brutally Honest Take on the Modern Dating Market
Directed by Celine Song and starring Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, and Pedro Pascal in the lead roles, “Materialists” is a great study about the modern state of dating. From the trailers, one might think of it as a different kind of rom-com. But, it’s way more than that. I would say it’s a hybrid of…
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Dude (2025) Review: Moving Beyond the Tag of a Flawed Hero
Directed by Keerthiswaran and starring Pradeep Ranganathan & Mamitha Baiju in the lead roles, Dude isn’t simply a fun romantic comedy — it’s a movie with plenty of tricks up its sleeve. The movie drew me in primarily because it starred one of my favorites, Mamitha, and I had heard several praises about Pradeep Ranganathan.…
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My Linux Journey Part 2: Why I Left Windows 11 for Ubuntu 26.04
In the first part of my Linux journey, I covered how I left Windows due to slower performance and documented my experience across different Linux distros. But since the contents of my 1 TB HDD were no longer accessible on Linux, I had to shift back to Windows, which got everything working with relative ease.…
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Invincible Season 4 Finale Review: Why Mark Grayson’s Truce is the Smartest (and Most Painful) Move of the Series
Invincible has been an incredibly well-received project from the start, but the Season 4 finale has set things on a whole different level. All important characters have made some pretty interesting decisions. And, where things go from here is anyone’s guess. Allow me to explain why the finale was one for the ages. Do note:…
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The Amateur (2025) Review: A Grounded, Tech-Driven Alternative to the Action Hero Trope
Directed by James Hawes and starring Rami Malek in the lead role, “The Amateur” (2025) is an American action thriller that fully lives up to its title. It isn’t a film that’s going to knock your socks off and keep you hooked for eternity. But it is a good option if you’re looking for a…
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Mortal (2020) Review: A Grounded and Gritty Take on the Thor Origin Story
If you prefer films that take the most honest, unflinching stance, over crowd-pleasing ones, you can’t go wrong with Mortal (2020). Directed by Andre Øvredal and starring Nat Wolff, this stunning fantasy action film explores the terrifying repercussions of a God losing his temper. Unlike mainstream blockbusters, which mention the collateral damage as a footnote,…
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Framework Laptops Might Just Be The Change We Needed in Consumer Tech
Have you ever looked at a desktop PC and thought, “I wish laptops were as easily upgradeable.” Now, thanks to Framework Laptops, you can. Unlike almost every other laptop on the market, you can choose and swap the ports here. But that’s just one of the many reasons why you hear so much buzz around…
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Final Destination: Bloodlines Review – Why the 2025 Sequel is More Than Just a “Death Trap” Film
If you were to think of a film franchise whose primary concept is inherently interesting and the films are horrific yet strangely compelling, not many come close to the Final Destination. It’s one of those rare franchises where you can walk in without seeing a trailer or knowing a single member of the star cast,…
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O’Romeo (2026) Review: Shahid Kapoor and Vishal Bharadwaj Deliver a Brutal Bollywood Thriller
Starring Shahid Kapoor and Triptii Dimri in the lead roles, Vishal Bhardwaj’s “O’Romeo” (2026) is a Mumbai-set crime thriller that was released in February 2026. It is a cinematic ride full of violence, twists, and heartbreaks. If I were to sum up what the film is about, I would say it’s a story about people…
