Carlos Miguel Gedaro
Carlos is a hardcore cinephile from the Philippines. He is a film critic at Feature First and likes to go to theaters for the cinema experience. Now, if you’ll excuse him, he’s going to go home and have a heart attack.
South Korea’s most expensive film features monsters that looked like straight out of a video-game cutscene and becomes less interesting the more it explains itself—as if Stranger Things was directed by Michael Bay
Filipiñana is a beautiful descent into discomfort using the pristine world of a golf course to expose the class divisions hiding beneath its perfect scenery.
The 16th edition of Binisaya closes with Sandy, a film from the regions that do not need to elaborate on their own culture or overstate it in order to have a message worth sharing and be proud of.
Every letter sent in Dear You is not just a simple letter; they are proof that someone is still thinking about you across thousands of miles and decades of longing.
‘The Ninth Jedi’ has the bones of a great Star Wars story: a fascinating new mythology, a compelling heroine, and an alternate take on the sequel trilogy that actually understands what made that era of the franchise so frustrating.
Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 reaffirms that Star Wars belongs not to a single nation or studio, but to every artist brave enough to dream within its universe.
Fate is no longer random —it's inherited, calculated, and relentless. Jon Watts breathes new life into the long-dormant Final Destination franchise, elevating the technical craft while expanding the chilling mythology behind Death’s design.
IU returns to the concert stage for her first world tour; a concert that’s delicate yet powerful and full of charming presence.
Before you catch Pearl Pangan in Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, take your time first to explore her origin, abilities and the impact she brought in the comics.
Can McLaren defend its world title? or will a new team seize the glory in the 2025 constructors’ championship?
Reflect and rediscover the beauty in mundane details of everyday life with this holiday classic.
Dan Da Dan is an unpredictable, outrageous, messy but engaging supernatural horror-fantasy series.