Md Imran

Md Imran is a graduate in Food Technology from Amity University, Noida, and trained in Culinary Arts at the Krystal School of Excellence, Kolkata. He is a full-time chef and part-time writer, who proudly claims he was “born with cinephilia.” When he’s not experimenting in the kitchen, he’s diving into thrillers like a detective on a mission or getting emotionally swept away by heart-touching K-dramas. His love for movies and web series knows no bounds; if it’s streaming, he’s probably already seen it. With a spatula in one hand and a remote in the other, he’s always ready for a good story.

The New Stanford Prison Experiment Review: Netflix’s Psychological Experiment Turns Into Hollow Reality Show

The New Stanford Prison Experiment Review: A disappointing reality series that not only lacks illuminating psychological insights but also does not provide any engaging drama whatsoever.

Extraordinary Attorney Minami Review: Minami’s First Case Makes a Convincing First Impression

Extraordinary Attorney Minami Review: The Japanese remake is off to a good start with the unusual lawyer and a difficult case that keeps you invested.

Therapy Done Right Review: Unusual Therapist and a Writer’s Crisis Fail to Make an Impact

Therapy Done Right Review: The Netflix Argentina movie starring Ricardo Darín and Diego Peretti did not challenge Ulises's beliefs or explore the consequences of his actions more thoroughly, making it a lukewarm watch.

Hollywood Arts Review: Netflix’s Victorious Spinoff Has Potential but Lacks the Spark

Hollywood Arts Review: Netflix’s Victorious spinoff is just okay, as it has a familiar return with a few good moments, but it still needs stronger storytelling to truly shine.

Crystal Lake Review: Linda Cardellini’s Terrifying Pamela Voorhees Makes This Series a Halloween Must-Watch

Crystal Lake Review: This Friday the 13th prequel delivers the gore, mystery and horror fans crave.

Less of a Stranger Review: Jan Borysewicz’s Passion for Music Powers This Flawed but Engaging Biopic

Less of a Stranger Review: Mikołaj Bukrewicz shines as the rebellious Jan Borysewicz in a compelling music drama.

I Would Rather Die Review: Good Mix of Coming-of-Age Story, Friendship and Zombies With Some Flaws

I Would Rather Die Review: The series combines teenage drama, friendship, and horror very well, and the performance makes up for a few weaknesses in the story.

Kill Jackie Ending Explained: Was Jackie Able to Defeat the Seven Demons? What Happened To Friedrich?

Kill Jackie Ending Explained: Read on if you want to understand how the series whethersucceed and was Jackie able to sucedded in ending the Seven Demons.

Kill Jackie Review: Catherine Zeta-Jones Makes This Twisty Revenge Story Worth Following

Kill Jackie Review: The Prime Video series starring Catherine Zeta-Jones is a magnetic, stylish thriller that takes its time to hit but also has plenty of dark humour.

The Widower: ‘Til Death Do Us Part Review: Disturbing Case of Six Marriages and Suspicious Deaths That Kept Getting Bigger

The Widower: 'Til Death Do Us Part Review: This Netflix documentary is fascinating true crime that turns one murder into a decades-long investigation.

Don’t Be Shy Review: Likeable Coming-of-Age Drama That Gets Better as Shy Lets Her Guard Down

Don't Be Shy Review: Friendship, self-identity, and emotions about growing up make this coming-of-age film entertaining.

Unabomber Review: Intriguing Story of Manipulation, Ideology and Revenge

Unabomber Review: Jacob Tremblay's performance gives the film much of its emotional weight, but the thought-provoking crime needed more tension.