Sirens: An All-Female Thrash Metal Band Expresses Oppression and Fear By Rocking Out
Sirens is a compassionate movie that expresses the frustrations that these women go through in their lives while shining a light on their togetherness.
Nuha Hassan
Nuha Hassan is a film and TV writer and reviewer, based in the Maldives. She is a Staff Writer at Film Cred, Off Colour, and Flip Screen. Apart from writing about film, she is a Video Editor at Dead Central. She studied Master of Media at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia. Her love for film started with David Fincher's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel. Her favourite comfort film is When Harry Met Sally.
The Sandman: Blending the Dark Elements into an Incredible Adaptation
The Sandman is a series that both fans of the comic book series and new fans will enjoy. Read our review to find out why!
Obi-Wan Kenobi: Ewan McGregor Takes an Iconic Character on an Emotional Journey
“Obi-Wan finds a new purpose — a new hope. It’s a thrilling show that shows a man struggling to overcome his past.”
Read our review of the latest in the Star Wars Universe here!
The Boys: Superhero Satire Returns Bigger and Bloodier
After the bloody season two finale, The Boys return to sociopolitical events based on real-world events. It’s good to see The Boys in action.
Read our review of the season for more!
The Wilds: The Lure of Patriarchy and the Duplicity of Feminism
The Wilds is a show that presents women trying to prove that the patriarchy drove them to violence, rage and despair, but that message seems to gets lost this season.