Worldbreaker sets out to tell a post-apocalyptic survival story but settles instead for endless gloom and half-formed ideas

“THE BADDEST SPEECHWRITER OF ALL tells the story of Dr. Clarence B. Jones — the man who helped write Martin Luther King Jr.’s words, and paid the price for being that close to history.”

Isolation, folklore, and progress collide on a Scottish island.

"Send Help" avoids January movie curse

"Sentient" is an eye opening documentary about animal testing.

Set against the postcard beauty of a tropical resort, Islands follows a drifting tennis coach whose easygoing lifestyle is disrupted by the arrival of a mysterious tourist—and the sudden disappearance of her husband.

Red Sonja reboot is lackluster .

"Queen of The Ring" is a slamming biopic.

"Plain Clothes" is provocative, passionate, and perfectly timed for our identity-obsessed age.

Your inner rebel will thank you for watching "Orwell: 2 + 2 = 5"

"Nouvelle Vague" gives French cinema it's flowers

Low budget aside, "Muzzle: City Of Wolves" features a committed Aaron Eckhart

LURKER dissects modern fame, par asocial obsession, and the terrifying cost of proximity

Time files in "Kill Bill : The Whole Bloody Affair".

"Jay Kelly" plays it to safe.

"It Was Just An Accident" explores the human cost of violence

"Hamnet" embalms grief instead of exploring it.

"Good Boy" pulls off it's risky horror gimmick.

"Friendship" is cringe cinema at it's finest

"Eddington" is textbook Ari Aster and that's just fine.