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REVIEW: ‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ bids an emotional goodbye to Ed and Lorraine Warren
By LionhearTV
‘The Conjuring’ franchise has always balanced genuine chills with heartfelt storytelling, and ‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’—the fourth and final entry…
Led by Bianca Umali as Terra, the show blends nostalgia with fresh fantasy. With returning Encantadia veterans like Glaiza de Castro and Sanya Lopez, plus new faces like Faith Da Silva and Kelvin Miranda, Sang’gre delivers high-stakes drama wrapped in jaw-dropping visuals. Fans flooded social media with praise:
After using the HONOR 400 Pro as my daily driver for over a week, I came away with one clear…
Laughter and applause filled SM North The Block Cinema 3 on August 18, 2025, during the premiere of ‘Mudrasta: Ang…
In ‘Outside de Familia’, director Joven Tan delivers his most heartfelt and relatable work to date, proving that family isn’t…
In an increasingly saturated smartphone market, the Honor 400 5G enters as a promising mid-ranger that punches above its weight—at…
We went into ‘Freakier Friday’ expecting a cute nostalgia grab and walked out grinning, laughing, and even a little teary-eyed.…
Review: ‘Bad Genius: The Series’ – High Stakes, High Style, and an Unflinching Eye on Institutional Power
By Je Cabebe
If the premiere is any measure, Bad Genius: The Series could be Viva’s boldest strike yet. Daring, stylish, and rooted in real tensions, it invites audiences not just to watch—but to wrestle.
Zach Cregger’s ‘Weapons’ is a bold, unnerving triumph that cements the ‘Barbarian’ director as a new titan in modern horror.…
Finding the Real “Kilig”: ‘Four Badboys and Me’ Delivers Heart, Heat, and Self-Discovery — A Movie Review
By Je Cabebe
What truly sets this film apart is its exploration of complex themes—family ties, forgiveness, and self-discovery—that pulse beneath the vivid, colorful surface.
After spending a week with the TechLife Pad Lite 8”, I can honestly say this tablet isn’t trying to outshine…
Umaaligid” thrives in its messiness. It’s theatrical without the pretense, emotional without manipulation. Synths haunt. Lighting bruises. Lyrics cut.
‘Sunshine’ Finds Grace in the Ashes: A Radiant Reckoning of Womanhood, Womb, and Will — A Movie Review
By Je Cabebe
What Sunshine understands—and what Jadaone directs with razor clarity—is that reproductive health in the Philippines is not a right. It is a privilege wrapped in bureaucracy and cloaked in hypocrisy.
Descending into Shadows: Barbie Forteza Illuminates the Depths of ‘P77’ — A Movie Review
By Je Cabebe
Derrick Cabrido’s P77 emerges as a bold venture into the labyrinth of human emotion, blending psychological suspense with stark commentary…
Movie Review: ‘Fantastic Four: First Steps,’ a stylish, emotional reboot that mostly sticks the landing
By LionhearTV
After years of cinematic false starts, Marvel’s First Family finally finds its footing in ‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’, the highly…
Movie Review: ‘Smurfs’ (2025) – A Blue-Tinted Comeback with Rihanna’s Star Power and Surprising Heart
By LionhearTV
The little blue icons of pop culture return to the big screen in ‘Smurfs’ (2025), a vibrant animated reboot that…