Evil Dead franchise has long been considered as an icon of 80s horror classic. When the likes of Jason Voorhees and Michael Myers terrified (or satisfied) audiences with their creepy mask and over-the-top bloody kill, Evil Dead went on a different way. It picked sick and disturbing over gruesome. You’ll find yourself more likely to hide your eyes or cringe as it puts more focus on the process rather than the result. Continue reading “” »

Who’s Got The Best TV Ad: Apple vs Samsung vs HTC vs BlackBerry vs Sony

Smartphone Advert Battle

For the last few months, the world has been bombarded by smartphone advertising following the introduction of several new flagship devices from HTC, Samsung, BlackBerry (formerly known as RIM), Apple and Sony. Continue reading “Who’s Got The Best TV Ad: Apple vs Samsung vs HTC vs BlackBerry vs Sony” »

[Late Review] Oblivion (2013)

It’s been almost a month since my last review. It was a really busy month and I had very little to no time to go the movies. So to finally be able to see a movie and to make this writing are such a joyous occassion for me. And ‘Oblivion’ is a movie you won’t feel regret watching. Let’s get into details.

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[Review] G.I.Joe: Retaliation (2013)

We’ve seen a lot of disastrous action films as we are in an era where incorporating high amount of special effects in your movie generates more viewers. When it comes to this matter, consider Michael Bay and Roland Emmerich as the Edison and Bell of the trend. No one cares about the plot stupidity or the wooden acting when one of them is credited as a director. Continue reading “[Review] G.I.Joe: Retaliation (2013)” »

[Review] The Croods (2013)

The Croods follows the story of a family of Neanderthal cavemen with the titular name living in a prehistoric era (but they obviously speak English) with Grug (voiced by the immortal Nic Cage) as its paternal leader, an ultra-strong hit-first-ask-question-later overprotective father. Emma Stone voiced Eep, Grug’s elder daughter who’s rebellious to her own father, just like any other teenage girl in this Justin Bieber-Demi Lovato era. Continue reading “[Review] The Croods (2013)” »

Review: Olympus Has Fallen (2013)

You know a teaser trailer has done its job well when people are eager to see the film right away after watching it. And most of the times, a trailer to an upcoming action flick does that to me. Back then last year, when ‘A Good Day to Die Hard’ trailer hit the Internet, I was totally blown away Continue reading “Review: Olympus Has Fallen (2013)” »