Fast X - The BRWC Review. By Jake Peffer. The Fast Saga continues with Fast X! Here we are at the tenth entry, eleventh if you count the spinoff, in the never-ending series about cars and driving them fast. If you're coming into a Fast & Furious movie you pretty
Kate (Beth Dover) is the survivor of a violent attack and it’s done irreparable damage to her mental health. Thinking that the best thing for her to do is to get away from it all, Kate applies for a position at a watchtower, overlooking a local forest in case of
White Men Can't Jump: The BRWC Review. By Jake Peffer. Remakes are a dime a dozen nowadays as we seem to be getting more and more each year. The best one can hope for with a remake is that the new version improves upon the things that didn't work in
Stay Awake: Review. By Rudie Obias When you’re dealing with drug addiction, it can get out of hand really fast—but not just for you, but your family too. While rehab and counseling are great options to kick the deadly habit, the chances of relapsing increases when you deal with the
Vanaja (Radha Ramachandra) and Mahabala Shetty (Prabhakar Kunder) are very happy upon hearing that their grandson, Sumanth (Abhilash Shetty) is coming for a visit. They want everything to be perfect and despite modern conveniences like mobile phones, motorbikes and satellite dishes, they’re still very much rooted in the traditions of
