Movie Review: The Exorcist: Believer (2023)
“The Exorcist: Believer” (2023), the latest installment in the iconic “Exorcist” franchise, serves as a testament to the transformation of women’s roles in cinema.
Reviews
Reviews Page features all review entries submitted to The Ugly Writers. This includes (but not limited to) Books, TV Shows, Films, and Gadget Reviews.
Movie Review: The Creator (2023)
Imagine this: a world recovering from a nuclear meltdown in Los Angeles, humans clashing with artificial intelligence, and some seriously intense character development and world-building.
The Tale of Three MOBA Games
You probably heard at least one of these three games….
I’m a Newbie Guitarist: What should I do?
You’re bored of your old habits, and you want to…
WordPress: A Whole New World
Anything about computers scare me since I only know the…
The Comm.pendium: One Last Push
As my last academic year was fast approaching, I realized…
Book Review: Incandescence By Mehreen Ahmed
Incandescence is not one to be missed. It will pull you in from page one, and then make you want to return upon completion.
Book Review: This Could Be About Either Of You by Anna Long
“This Could Be About Either Of You” is a modern collection of poems curated in a way that would let the readers feel they are part of the author’s fictional journey.
Book Review : “Men and Dreams in Dhauladhar”
“Men And Dreams In Dhauladhar” is a contemporary fiction novel which is encircled by the lives of three protagonists, Nanda, Khusru & Rekha.
Movie Review: Meghnadbodh Rohoshyo (2017)
Meghnadbodh Rohoshyo (2017) is about a Professor of Oxford, who during his annual sojourn to home town receives a copy of the bengali classic from an anonymous source and wonders “whodunit, howdunit and most importantly whydonit”?
Movie Review: Stree (2018)
Stree (2018) is a Comedy/ Horror movie. In the small town of Chanderi, the menfolk live in fear of an evil spirit named “Stree” who abducts men in the night.
TV Show Review: Love, Lust and Confusion (2018)
Love, Lust and Confusion as a whole is a comedy of errors and a coming of age story – with a gamut of confusions and perplexities, love and desires, choices and dilemmas mixed with an ensemble of lovable characters that depict today’s confused selves of the millennialism.
