Starting out as a comedy format, mockumentaries have now pervaded the horror genre too.

Applications are invited for the 48 Hour Film Project, a filmmaking competition where filmmakers have all of 48 hours to make a film.

The film quickly drifts into the absurd and unbelievable, and stays there throughout, with a plot riddled with inconsistencies and gaps that otherwise would be fatal if Chadha hadn't set out to be so self-mocking.

The happenings in this movie are not as scary as the notion that producers are repeatedly funding movies like this.

This Tamil movie has lots of masala but no logic.

Avoid Toss at all costs. It does not even deserve a star rating.

One more horror film that ends up as horror of horrors. Sree Murali has perfected the art of choosing wrong subjects for him. Priyanka looks sexy in songs. Krishna Brahma shows his poor taste and lack of sensibilities as a director.

Big Pictures' Yaavarum Nalam, starring R Madhavan is a heart-thudding spook-special and whodunit rolled into one. A must-watch.

When you're a features writer, you end up having to make up lists. Of greatest this and worst that. Of gangster movies. Of soundtracks.

It's been a disastrous year for Hindi cinema, what with us in Month 5 and not one unanimously loved film among the lot. What we do have, however, are films of unparallelled idiocy, comedies each more harebrained than the other, thrillers that plumb the depths of low farce.

In conversation with Sudeep on his first Hindi movie, Phoonk and furure projects.

B K S Cine Circuit's Sivi is all about a ghostly spectre that haunts a man who conceals a shady past -- and her ultimate revenge on him.

The film is akin to an American high school drama staged in Marie Antoinette's French quarters for teenage girls.

Tabloidisation seems to be working for Hindi news channels, fetching them viewers and advertisers.

Writer Sonia Singh on writing, Bollywood and all things fantasy.

Director Sourabh Usha Narang denies his first film is a rip off of The Sixth Sense.

'All you have to do is hang out with the so-called 'rich kids' in Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore and you'll see what 'wild' is,' says novelist Sonia Singh.

A list of movies and music you got to have in your collection.