Drop Is A Thrilling Suspense With Startling Moments
Stemming from a solid and entertaining script, director Christopher Landon’s Drop is a sleek, yet surprisingly fun time at the movies.
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Sacramento Is a Simple, Yet Effective Ride
With Sacramento, director Michael Angarano and company craft a simple, yet compelling tale about fatherhood and friendship.
825 Forest Road Is Frightening But Lacks Logic
825 Forest Road has the frights, building fear and dread, but struggles to make sense of the rest to craft a cohesive story for audiences to enjoy.
Freaky Tales Is An Amazing Comic-Book Mixtape Come to Life
A fun, hilarious, and action-packed thrill ride from beginning to end, Freaky Tales is a comic-book mixtape wrapped in a love letter to 1980s Oakland.
The Woman In The Yard Cannot Overcome Due To Limited Script
Despite a strong performance led by Danielle Deadwyler, The Woman in the Yard fails to make an impact due to a lackluster script.
Death of a Unicorn Is Funny, Yet a Monumental Disappointment
Despite having some solid humor and horror elements, Death of a Unicorn fails to surpass its premise due to its lack of a biting satire.
The Assessment Embraces Its Strange and Uncomfortable Story
The Assessment procreation and shoves intrusive governmental oversight into the mix with a cast that raises the discomfort and fascination.
Locked Is A Promising, Yet Sadistic & Satisfying Rollercoaster
Complete with a tight script and strong performances, Locked is a satisfying yet sadistic thrill ride that will keep you glued to your seat from minute one.
Borderline Is Dark Comedy Crammed With Odd Moments
Borderline is an oddball dark comedy filled with fantastic performances and tons of surprises that captures the harm of humoring obsession.
The Rule of Jenny Pen is Ferocious, Insidious, and Wonderful
The Rule of Jenny Pen shows bullies are not just among the young. It builds an uncomfortable look at bullying and silent acceptance.
Black Bag Is A Short, Yet Tight Espionage Bonanza
Filled with a strong script and good performances, Black Bag serves as a sharp, yet tight spy thriller from beginning to end.
Riff Raff Is A Fully Disastrous Look at Blending Genres
Despite a star-studded ensemble and some good performances, Riff Raff is completely unsure what type of movie it wants to be.