This gruesome outer space haunted house movie knows what it is and makes no apologies, and should meet or exceed most expectations.
This third Deadpool film matches the profane quality of its predecessors despite a move to Disney, but suffers the same multiverse fatigue that plagues most recent superhero movies.
There’s little connection to the earlier film here beyond the general premise, but this one is surprisingly well-scripted and packed with plenty of exciting scenes of devastating tornados.
This fourth entry in the Bad Boys series is the best since Michael Bay’s 1995 original.
A meek knife salesman finds himself stuck in a rural diner with a pair of ruthless bank robbers in this tightly-wound thriller from debut director Francis Galluppi.
Thanks to excellent stuntwork throughout and an engaging lead performance from Ryan Gosling, this update of the 1980s TV show is mostly a blast.
Bill Skarsgård seeks revenge for the murder of his family in this ultra-violent and unusually imaginative thriller destined for success on the cult circuit.
This provocative drama doesn’t pull its punches, but remains frustratingly ambiguous about the particulars of its central conflict.
The titans team up to take on a threat at the center of the Earth, but Kong’s solo story steals the show in this fast, loose, and mostly fun MonsterVerse entry.
Commanding performances and a haunting atmosphere mark this real-life story of the Von Erich family from the director of Martha Marcy May Marlene.
This twisty spy thriller from Kingsman director Matthew Vaughn has some real surprises and a wealth of appealing performances.
Biff Wiff steals the show in this largely amusing feature directorial debut from writer-director-star Johnson (New Girl).
Bolstered by two charismatic lead performances and some gorgeous location filming in Sydney, this modern take on Much Ado About Nothing is a winner.
This spin on Willy Wonka: Origins has style to spare thanks to the director of Paddington, but its wonky new story doesn’t live up to the original creation.
This exceptionally well-crafted end-of-the-world thriller from the creator of Mr. Robot doesn’t lead to any kind of satisfying resolution.
Ridley confronts her troubled past in the form of monstrous father Ben Mendelsohn in this multi-layered drama from director Neil Burger.
A Norwegian barn elf terrorizes an American family on Christmas eve in this amusing horror-comedy from director Magnus Martens.
Tobin Bell’s Jigsaw comes to terms with death, in more ways than one, in this tenth Saw film that offers more of the same… and a little something extra.
An unstoppable Robert McCall leaves a bloody trail from Sicily to Naples in this violent action film that delivers on its promise of brutal revenge.
An eight-year-old boy is tormented by a mysterious voice in his bedroom in this twist-laden horror-thriller starring Anthony Starr and Lizzy Caplan.
A ragtag group of abandoned dogs set out to take revenge on an abusive owner in this grossout comedy from a canine’s point-of-view.
A trio of prehistoric sharks, a giant octopus, and other creatures attack Fun Island in this over-the-top sequel from British director Ben Wheatley.
A nutrition instructor develops a cult-like hold over her students in this arresting but inconsistent new film from director Jessica Hausner.
This surreal Barbie movie is really a heartfelt plea for Ken equality, and Gosling nails the lovable doofus full of human flaws and desire.