Vikram Bhatt’s “Shaapit: The Cursed” is a testament to the existence of ‘green flags’ as it follows Aman (Aditya Narayan), a…
Author: Vidal Dcosta
Vidal Dcosta
Vidal is a self published author on Amazon in sci-fi and romance and also has her own blog. She is a movie buff and also contributes TV show and movie reviews to 'Movie Boozer.' Vidal also writes short stories and scripts for short films and plays on 'Script Revolution' and is an aspiring screenwriter.
Spanning time, poet, lyricist and filmmaker Gulzar’s “Lekin” is an adaptation of “Kshudhit Pashaan /The Hungry Stones,” a short story by…
Trigger warning: Mention of sexual abuse/violence. Vikram Bhatt’s Horror-Verse seems to be long dead and resting, no longer in demand…
In “Masooda,” Neelam (Sangeetha), a school teacher, is at her wit’s end when her young daughter Nazia (Bandhavi Sridhar) begins…
The seeds for meta horror were planted as far back as the 1930s with “Mark of the Vampire,” a Bela…
Set in 1970s Aotearoa, “Holy Days,” follows a trio of nuns as they embark on a road trip to rescue…
After a heartbreak, once wealthy and renowned movie producer Parmeshwar Khanna (Jaaved Jaaferi) becomes a recluse. He holes himself up…
Described as ‘The home of authentic sapphic movies,’ “Lesflicks” is a global lesbian-owned streaming platform. It curates and showcases feature-length…
With experience as a casting director on major Hollywood productions such as “Downsizing,” the Oscar-winning “Room,” and after working with…
In “O’ Romeo,” Afsha (Triptii Dimri), a highly determined widow sets out on a quest for retribution after her husband…