A collection of films where the real villain isn’t a monster, alien, or serial killer: it’s addiction, obsession, and the slow spiral of self-destruction. From rockstars drowning in pills and applause, to Wall Street wolves swimming in Quaa

A deeply emotional rise and fall romance about love, fame, and self destruction.



If Dunkirk (2017) wore Greek mythology as its armor, this would be the result.

What a day! I spent most of Training Day confused about what the hell was actually happening, which somehow made the experience even better because I felt exactly like…




Sa simula pa lang, may kadiri na agad. Ramdam ko na yung tension agad from the opening moments.

Watching this film, I felt very lucky that I have financial freedom and I’m not stuck in a badly chosen investment vehicle, whether property or crypto.


Watching this a second time gives me a very different appreciation for how the film is built.

The film’s musical energy immediately pulls me into its lively, playful tone.

Nothing flashy. Nothing gimmicky. Just good old fashioned storytelling by Ridley Scott.

Their room feels so cramped. I was under the impression that they were under experiment or that the world was already apocalyptic.

THE TERRIFYING POSSIBILITY THAT THE PERSON YOU CAN TRUST THE LEAST MIGHT BE YOURSELF.




From the first frame, The Whale hides Charlie in shadows parang sinasabi agad: this is a man drowning in shame.

Good Time is a relentless, anxiety driven experience that throws you straight into chaos and never lets up.

First Blood is a grounded, physical action film that proves how effective practical filmmaking can be when paired with strong thematic weight.

Nellie (Margot Robbie) and Manny’s (Diego Calva) conversation early on is immediately relatable.


A depressed, sad, tired, and lonely Frank Castle was perfectly portrayed by Jon Bernthal.




The film uses circular anamorphic lenses, giving it a dreamy and unstable feel.




It honestly feels like Keanu Reeves just gate crashed into this production while on break from John Wick.

The film turns sound into emotion. Instead of just watching a character lose hearing, it becomes more about control, denial, and learning to stop fighting reality.

Set design is colorful since Macau ang depicted setting, may pagka Wes Anderson yung vibe ng interiors.


The first thing I noticed is the look. Circular bokeh lenses are used, film grain is very evident, and there are interchanging shots that feel like old film or…





Another Logan (2017) kind of movie. follows an old, tired, and guilt ridden man who sees himself as nothing more than a monster because of the life he has lived.

I actually watched this before back in college because I was reading the book and wanted some visuals in my head.