Echoes: After ZOMBEID, Can Pakistan Build Its Own Horror Universe? Let me be straightforward here: Yes, it certainly can make its own horror universe after Zombeid (2026), since the ending indicates the possibility of a sequel. Films have the potential of... See more
Echoes: Why Is Horror the Most Untapped Genre in Lollywood? Pakistani cinema tends to rely on traditional family-centric films, which include romantic comedies, while horror restricts the demographic reach, alienating families and younger children altoget... See more
Echoes: JAVED IQBAL, The Netflix-Worthy Film Pakistan Already Had A recent conversation in Pakistan has stirred concerns over Pakistani content being valuable enough to be allowed to stream on Netflix. Some local stars debated among themselves that Pakist... See more
Echoes: TAXALI GATE, When Pakistani Cinema Chose Courage Two years ago, a Pakistani film was released despite heavy restrictions from the censorship board, as well as several flaws that made it stand out from the pack. I'm talking about Taxali Gate (2024)... See more
Echoes: Pakistan Has Yet to Build a Strong Animation Industry Should I call it unfortunate, lazy, or ignorant of Pakistan that whenever I search for Pakistani animated movies, only four movies are highlighted in the search results: The Glassworker (2024) ... See more
