Shaurya Thapa

1 week ago | timeout.com | Shaurya Thapa

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1 week ago | borrowingtape.com | Shaurya Thapa

Die Alone is a dystopian zombie drama that follows young amnesiac Ethan (Douglas Smith) desperately searching for his estranged girlfriend, Emma. His quest for survival teams him up with seasoned survivalist Mae (Carrie-Anne Moss). Together, they must face not just flesh-eating "plant zombies" but also the burden of their solitude. Lowell Dean crafts a tragically beautiful zombie film. It's hard to imagine that Canadian filmmaker Lowell Dean gained his initial fame with the WolfCop franchise.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Shaurya Thapa

3 hours ago 10 of the best Vancouver Island beaches to experience Vancouver Island, encircled by the vast waters of the Pacific Ocean, Queen Charlotte Sound, Johnstone Strait, Georgia Strait, and the Strait of Juan … 5 hours ago Doctors plan pop-up overdose prevention site at Victoria’s Royal Jubilee A group of physicians plans to set up an unsanctioned overdose prevention site outside Royal Jubilee Hospital on April 13, marking the eve of the … 1 hour ago Egg surprises hidden throughout...

1 week ago | timeout.com | Shaurya Thapa

NewsThe hit HBO show returns to wintry landscapes and a post-apocalyptic worldWritten by Shaurya ThapaFilm writerSunday 13 April 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: Liane Hentscher/HBOAdvertisingMore often than not, the ‘video game adaptation curse’ plagues movies and shows borrowing from gaming IP. This April was no exception with the release of the expectedly polarising A Minecraft Movie. But the TV and streaming space offers more hope with The Last of Us season 2 this month.

2 weeks ago | timeout.com | Shaurya Thapa

NewsNetflix’s science-fiction series is back with more darkly funny visions of the futureWritten by Shaurya ThapaFilm writerThursday 10 April 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: Netflix | USS Callister: Into Infinity’s dusty planet was actually Mynnd Parys in WalesAdvertisingSince 2011, Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror has been entertaining us with unforgettable, often unnerving sci-fi dystopias.