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By Chiranjeev Pegu | Cinema, Gaming and Pop Culture The 1990s gave us some of the most memorable moments in action cinema and video game history. From larger-than-life martial arts heroes to unforgettable arcade soundtracks, the decade created a visual and musical language that continues to influence entertainment today. With Street Fighter (2026), that unmistakable energy returns to the big screen. Inspired by Capcom’s legendary fighting game series, the movie brings togethe

By Chiranjeev Pegu There was a certain charm to technology in the 1990s that is surprisingly difficult to recreate today. Think about the gadgets from that era. Sony Walkmans with rounded bodies, portable CD players with curved lids, translucent electronics, colorful computers and chunky physical buttons. They weren't always the most powerful or efficient products, but they had something modern gadgets often lack: character. As a designer and someone fascinated by industrial

By Chiranjeev Pegu Some movies are entertaining. Others stay with you long after you've left the theater. Bugonia is firmly in the second category. I went into this film with very few expectations, and I'm glad I did. The less you know about Bugonia before watching it, the more rewarding the experience becomes. It's a movie that unfolds at its own pace, drawing you into a carefully crafted story that refuses to follow predictable paths. A Refreshingly Original Story One of th

Science fiction has never really been about aliens. At its best, sci-fi uses impossible situations to say something about people — our fears, our curiosity, and the way we react when the world suddenly stops making sense. That’s what makes Disclosure Day feel so different. Most alien movies follow a familiar pattern: something arrives, panic spreads, governments react, and eventually the mystery turns into spectacle. Bigger ships. Bigger reveals. Bigger action. Disclosure Day