The film Death on the Nile is the second in the Poirot series directed by Kenneth Branagh and adapted from the Agatha Christie novel. It features a stellar cast and Branagh's performance of Poirot. Particularly noteworthy is the critical role of Emma McKee, who delivers a brilliant performance despite her young age. The film also features stylish direction and additional melodramatic elements, making it captivating for audiences.

It is set up as a continuation of the previous Prometheus, but there is almost no trace of the previous film. And the astronauts in this film are idiots. There is no tension when watching this film. No matter how confused he is, he locks up his colleague, slips on blood, hits a gas cylinder, and explodes. Contrived?

Alien, released in the 1980s, has become a milestone in science fiction films. Ridley Scott, the director of the first Alien, directed the film, which was more of a philosophical film about where humanity came from than a science fiction horror film.

It is the third installment of Branagh's version of the Poirot series! This time, the case combines the previous mystery + horror elements. Both the first and second installments of the Branagh version of the Poirot series were very elegant in their setting. This installment is set entirely in mid-20th-century Venice, but the case and the building in which it takes place are old Western-style houses, adding a horror element to the series.

The content is quite simple: the protagonist, who has run into trouble in the film's early stages, is left alone on Mars and tries to survive by drawing on his wits.