I'm not sure where to begin with this psychological horror, as I have several thoughts on it and none of them are positive. It's great to see Brandy Norwood featured on the poster but sadly, this film doesn't do her talent justice.

A delicate blend of raspberry and vanilla wafted towards me as I raised my second cup of coffee to take a sip. I paused to look—really look—because the alarm bell in my head went off. Average height and slightly curvy, she had just bought a cup of coffee to go and strode past me. I didn't see her face thanks to her curly chestnut hair but her scent—deliciously sharp yet soothing, like the air on a dewy morning—caught my attention. The back of her T-shirt read “No More Authority”.

When the dark past comes calling, consider every proposition… with cautionAfter watching her bold and impressive performance in The Tudors series, I became a fan of Natalie Dormer. It had been a while I'd seen her on screen but once I sighted the film poster for The Wasp (2024) and her lovely face staring back at me from it, I didn't think twice about watching this recent release.

My heart sank as a heavy downpour hit my small town, mirroring the storm inside me. A maelstrom of dark clouds, rumbling, rolling and chasing after each other in the sky. Within seconds, the tarred roads and pavements were soaked, water streaming down the street in torrents.

Based on my film experience, I've learned that there are some movies that shouldn't be taken seriously—just enjoy and appreciate them simply for the viewing pleasure. This is my opinion regarding the recent action thriller, The Union (2024) directed by Julian Farino.

Everything beautiful I want to devour Rose-coloured glasses are a myth My eyes see, want and adore Anything and everything pretty Their form, shape and colour Pleasing to my senses Ugliness, an unfamiliar concept Therefore non-existent