An engaging, thought-provoking, psychological thriller with enough twists to keep you guessing.

A unique twist on the slasher genre, showing the killers perspective while still providing enough blood and gore for slasher fans.

The latest adaptation of Salem's Lot loses all the depth of the novel and replaces it with a bland, generic vampire story.

A breezy coming of age story with a little twist. It's both funny and heartfelt with a wonderful performance from its lead actress.

With out of place musical numbers and a less than compelling story, the Joker sequel is fine, but probably did not need to be made.

An ambitious but deeply flawed film that, while visually stunning, simply never creates a cohesive narrative.

A perfectly fine movie to watch on a lazy afternoon, but never strives to be more than that as it coasts on the banter between its leads.

An uninspired prequel to Rosemary's Baby that provides little new. But a great performance from Julia Gardner keep from being a waste.

A tense, yet entertaining movie about a scuba excursion gone wrong, and a race against the clock to save a a sister's life.

A wonderfully audacious commentary on ageism and our obsession with youth and beauty. Not for those with a weak stomach.

An interesting concept, a creepy tone and an excellent cast make Never Let Go a solid, if unremarkable movie.

A decent remake of The Strangers, but not quite as good. It doesn't do much new, but worth seeing.

Both fun but frustrating, Boy Kills World offers lots of fun, stylized action, but it's a case of style over substance with weak characters.

Although you do get an ending, Halloween Ends is a confused and unsatisfying conclusion to the recent trilogy.

Featuring a fantastic performance from James McAvoy, this remake offers enough for fans of the original and new fans alike to enjoy.

The 5th movie in the Insidious series closes the story of the Lamberts, but is really just a rehash of everything you've already seen.

Doesn't quite capture the magic of the original, but it's close. Plus, watching Michael Keaton in this role is worth the price of admission.

The Watchers is an intriguing story that starts off well, but eventually falls apart with excessive exposition heavy dialogue.

Uninspired and generic tale of AI gone wrong. Offers very little of value.

An effective thriller that, while pulling you in slowly, eventually kicks into high gear and doesn't let up.