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.

Mayday Review: Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh’s Unlikely Friendship Keeps This Cold War Adventure Fun

Mayday Review: Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh bring plenty of charm to this entertaining Cold War adventure, but the predictable humour and inconsistent storyline prevent it from being better.

Untold: Raygun: Breaking Badly Review: Fascinating Look at the Woman Behind the Olympic Meme, But It Leaves Questions Unanswered

Untold: Raygun: Breaking Badly Review: While the Netflix documentary is able to remind us that there is a person behind every viral joke, it sometimes fails to give us sufficient context on how that joke came to be.

All The Truth In My Lies Review: Messy Friendship Drama That Struggles to Make Its Secrets Matter

All The Truth In My Lies Review: Netflix’s Spanish drama mixes friendship, jealousy, unrequited love, and complicated relationships, but due to the predictable romance and weak character development, the series is average at best.

The Airport Chaplain Review: Messy, Heartfelt and Held Together by a Fantastic Hugo Weaving

The Airport Chaplain Review: Hugo Weaving’s chaplain is the best reason to board this series, as it offers a compelling mix of mystery, humanity, and chaos.

Death of the Pastor’s Wife Review: Chilling Look at Faith, Control and a Marriage That Became a Prison

Death of the Pastor's Wife Review: This Netflix docuseries is disturbing as it shows how power, manipulation and abuse ruin the life of Mica Miller.

Untold: The Testimony of Vince Young Review: Revealing Look at the Man Behind the NFL Disappointment

Untold: The Testimony of Vince Young Review: An excellent sports documentary that really showed how Football stardom comes with a heavy price.

Facing El Chapo Review: Intriguing True Story That Deserved a More Tense Adaptation

Facing El Chapo Review: In this Netflix Mexican film, the relationship between Arturo and Rosales provides some warmth, and Kotsifakis gives El Chapo enough menace to make their situation believable.

Chompoo: Lost & Forgotten Review: Heartbreaking Case Overshadowed by a Disturbing Media Circus

Chompoo: Lost & Forgotten Review: This Netflix Thai documentary is devastating and will leave you angry, heartbroken and frustrated.

Here the Whole Time Review: Weak Chemistry Takes the Spark Out of This Coming-of-Age Romance

Here the Whole Time Review: The Netflix Brazilian film is a cute coming-of-age story, but it is undermined by weak romance and shallow conflict that does not make you feel the depth.

Umthetho Ending Explained: Did Moses Get Out of Prison? Was Mbali Able to Go Back to Her Normal Life?

**Umthetho Ending Explained:** The series concludes with one side finally getting justice, while the other is left feeling that their lives will never be the same again, giving the finale plenty of emotional weight. Read on to understand how the finale affects Mbali and her family.

Umthetho Review: Family, Betrayal and Survival Make This Morally Messy Thriller an Entertaining Watch

Umthetho Review: Netflix South Africa thriller delivers a gripping familial struggle where every move to protect a family member brings repercussions, making for a very exciting viewing experience despite its flaws.

This That and Everything In Between Review: Painful Mother-Daughter Story About Love, Loss and Forgiveness

This That and Everything In Between Review: Jo and Matti’s unexpected bond gives this Netflix Filipino family drama its heart and emotions.