The Unbreakable Boy brandishes a suitable cast, though lacks a focused narrative to bring this family home. Read on for our review.

Here After follows Connie Britton as a grieving mother whose daughter might have returned from the dead with an unseemly force.

Equal parts Alien and Aliens, Alien: Romulus gets back to basics in leaving us with a thrilling hodge-podge of gore and terror.

Elizabeth Banks stars as Hope Goldman, a facialist and burgeoning entrepreneur whose life is being decimated in Skincare.

The Strangers: Chapter 1 aims to reboot the franchise. Unfortunately, this first chapter lacks in common-sense.

Damaged is an enjoyably sleek and twisty thriller in the vein of Se7en, with Samuel L. Jackson relishing playing against type.

Sleeping Dogs is a welcome anti-hero to the major studio franchises that dominate the theaters and a welcome “change of pace”.

Samara Weaving stars as Azrael, a mute hunted in an apocalyptic hellscape. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

Black Box Diaries is an intimate exploration into the absolute absurdity of Japan’s decades-old rape laws and the lengths to which a rape or sexual assault victim must go through for justice.

A social commentary on dating today with insight into the trauma of a painful, confusing, and chaotic relationship, I Love You Forever should be required viewing before matching on dating platforms like Hinge.