Deathstroke: Knights & Dragons (2020) proves that DC's animated features are better than their live-action works. In terms of gore and action, it was quite similar to Warnes Bros. Animation's other release of this year, Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge. The prime difference being that Deathstroke had a better storyline whereas SC's animation was much better. A must-watch film especially for comic book fans.

The Rating: 3.5 out of 4.

A lawyer, Dan, has a one night stand with Alex, one of his colleagues whom he has recently met. Alex becomes obsessed with Dan and is not ready for him to leave her. She tries anything she can to destroy Dan's family life and have him for herself.

It's the movie that inspired the 90s trend of psychological thrillers like Basic Instinct, Fear, The Last Seduction and The Crush. This movie plays with the deep dark secrets of the human mind, exploring sexual jealousy and it's role in triggering psychopathic tendencies. Phenomenal acting from Glenn Close, which keeps us hooked. Michael Douglas does a great job too.

The climax is thrilling and action packed. A very memorable film and it's contribution to the psychological thriller genre is undeniable.

Another Netflix film which doesn't disappoint and makes proper usage of NF regulars Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Radhika Apte. A splendid South Asia-based whodunit and another worthy entry in India's high-quality police procedural movies. The only flaw I could detect is its uneven pacing. But it is nevertheless one of 2020's best releases.

The Rating: 3.5 out of 4.

Former child star Blanche Hudson, who is now paralyzed after an accident, is confined in a mansion by her sister Jane, who blames Blanche for her unsuccessful career. Jane wants revenge by torturing Blanche mentally and not letting her connect with the outside world. Now, Blanche needs to find help getting out of her sister's clutches.

This is one of the greatest thrillers I have ever seen in my life. Period. What a classic! The off-screen rivalry between Bette Davis and Joan Crawford makes it's way in the silver screen and what we get to see is a magnificent classic.

Great acting from both the stars and a solid script is what makes this a legendary movie. Can't praise this movie enough. If you haven't seen this, then you don't have any right to call yourself a horror-thriller fan. Just kidding 😁 if you haven't, then go and watch this now!

The main issue is Kilgrave raised the stakes too darn high in season 1 and any follow up after which didn't rise to the same level was bound to feel anticlimactic. Also, the main male antagonist was rather dumb and pathetic. Having said all that, I really like the idea of power and its seeking and that the season was premised on speaking a various kind of 'truth to power'. 

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The women of the show are all powerful beings, while the men are significantly castrated and helpless, including the main male antagonist. Even the sidekick male superhero is subservient to virtually every female character in the show, including his own sister. It was fascinating watching it all unfold. 

By the end Krysten Ritter and Carrie-Anne Moss  had really won me over with their tremendous acting. Carrie-Anne could be particularly contradictory and heartbreaking in a matter of seconds. 

I really think the season got much less love than it deserved. I recommend it.

Season 3: 3 out of 4.

"Cruella" is the true to life prequel to the Disney enlivened exemplary "101 Dalmatians." The new delivery is a history about a youthful Cruella de Vil, and it's anything but a couple of Oscar-winning Emmas — Emma Stone as the future miscreant and Emma Thompson as a merciless fashionista.

The poor unfortunate soul plot about the hopeful style architect Cruella who went basically as Estella in her childhood portrays her as a gifted and imaginative youngster with somewhat of a savage streak — henceforth the moniker — who experiences difficulty finding a place with her companions at school.

The element film gives the wanton Cruella from the 1961 energized film a more thoughtful origin story. Estella is displayed upon entering the world with her famous shading range of high contrast hair, which prompts her being harassed and tortured by her young companions.

"Cruella" portrays the beginnings of the modify sense of self of a youthful, skilled and aggressive style fashioner in the merciless universe of design in 1970s London. Honest Lee/Brainerd Dispatch

Estella's mom perceives the defiant young lady's style for wickedness making and concludes they ought to migrate to London with its more refined and urbane culture, and the kid guarantees the mother to improve by maintaining her best possible behavior and putting forth a greater amount of an attempt to fit in.

Yet, before the single parent and her girl can make it to the city, they make a puzzling stop at a gathering facilitated by Noblewoman von Hellman to request monetary help, however the connection between the mother and the affluent lady isn't clarified now.

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Misfortune before long strikes at the cliffside house, and in a splendid uncover, the film gives Estella a justification her unbelievable disdain of dalmatians in "101 Dalmatians," in which the grown-up Cruella communicates a craving to make wearable style out of the canines' high contrast spotted coats.

Estella advances toward 1970s London and gets to know a couple of youthful criminals who show compassion for her, and the threesome makes due by their brains taking from others, yet meanwhile Estella harbors fantasies about becoming famous sometime and becoming famous with her style plans.

One of the cheats finagles a path for Estella to find some work as a cleaner at a retail chain where she acquires the consideration of the Aristocrat, who perceives the young lady's splendor and encourages the young lady at the Noblewoman's style house.

The Noble sees something of herself in Estella and continues to educate the future Cruella in issue of turning into a requesting creator who is fruitful and regarded, but dreaded for her coldblooded approach. demanding guidelines and high fashion manifestations.

Close played the villainess in "101 Dalmatians" in 1996 and that film's spin-off "102 Dalmatians" in 2000. The 1996 movie was composed and delivered by the amazing John Hughes. Close fills in as a chief maker on "Cruella."

Crowds haven't said a final farewell to Cruella. Disney has expressed a continuation is in progress with chief Craig Gillespie, who is most popular for the particular 2007 lighthearted comedy "Lars and the Genuine Young lady" featuring Ryan Gosling, and essayist Tony McNamara expected to sign on for the spin-off.

Starring Jared Leto and Alicia Witt in the lead roles.

A serial killer seems to follow the pattern of some old urban legends. Natalie, a student of Pendleton University, tries to find out about the connection between some gruesome murders happening around her and the urban legends.

This one is a good entry in a long list of thriller movies of the 90s like 'Scream' and 'I Know What You Did Last Summer'.

It's a very suspenseful and chilling movie with brutal killings that is a must watch for horror lovers. The references to age old urban legends and the killer using them for killing the victims is a unique and original concept that's really interesting. It's hard for the viewer to guess who the killer is until the very end of the movie. A great watch. Highly recommended.