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If you’re squeamish, this will be a hard one for you to sit through. Going into this movie, I was really hoping they wouldn’t hold back on the body horror, as Matt Hagen’s story can only be told properly through graphic, visceral imagery. Luckily, the filmmakers delivered exactly what I was hoping for.

Documentaries are supposed to remain objective, offering the viewer an outside perspective into an environment left otherwise untouched. 

‘There are flashes of something great here’ … Big Baby. Photograph: Shudder‘There are flashes of something great here’ … Big Baby. Photograph: Shudder Review

This dual-lens device aims to reinforce DJI as a top handheld gimbal camera brand. Credit: A. Yeo DJI Osmo Pocket 4P

Wooden headphones have long held a special place in Audio-Technica’s lineup, combining traditional craftsmanship with the pursuit of high-end sound. The Audio-Technica ATH-AWX7000 continues that tradition, entering a competitive field of closed-back audiophile headphones where distinctive materials are only part of the appeal. At this level, the listening experience needs to be just as compelling…

This cocktail of vedesi chokeslam and desi dhobhi pachad makes for an engaging, empathetic sports drama that challenges social conventions and leaves a positive impression.

‘The have-nots are given scratchy bunk beds and eat tasteless slop’ … prisoners in The New Stanford Prison Experiment. Photograph: Netflix 2026‘The have-nots are given scratchy bunk beds and eat tasteless slop’ … prisoners in The New Stanford Prison Experiment. Photograph: Netflix 2026 Review

The new movie starring Hareem Farooq, Faysal Quraishi and Shamoon Abbasi had all the makings of a great film but fell flat. 19 Oct, 2026

Festive-season sequels carry a particular burden. They are expected to deliver spectacle and crowd-pleasing moments while still holding together as stories, and many collapse under the weight of one or the other.Bohurupi: The Golden Daku mostly meets the challenge. It sustains a lively game of pursuit and wraps it in family drama, humour and a…

Hurtling into the abyss … Keri Russell as Kate Wyler in The Diplomat. Photograph: Erika Kuenka/NetflixHurtling into the abyss … Keri Russell as Kate Wyler in The Diplomat. Photograph: Erika Kuenka/Netflix Review