Amy Adams stars as a linguist attempting to communicate with an invading alien race and determine their true purpose on Earth in Denis Villeneuve's Arrival.

Flirting leads to a date with a serial killer. The Anatomy of Monsters is an indie thriller complimented by the captivating performance of Tabitha Bastien

Benedict Cumberbatch commands the role of Doctor Stephen Strange, Marvel's Sorcerer Supreme, in a film filled with wondrous imagination.

The Charnel House stars Callum Blue as an architect who renovates a former slaughterhouse into a modern loft complex with devastating results.

Fear, Inc. attempts to recapture the fun of 90s horror as an ominous organization offers the service of terrifying its clients, possibly to death.

Dan Brown's Professor Robert Langdon returns to once again chase down a global mystery with his innate talents at deciphering religious iconography.

The Take (aka Bastille Day) stars Idris Elba as a CIA agent on the hunt for a bomber, which pairs him up with Richard Madden. Read on for David's review.

If Batman, Daredevil and Jason Bourne had a baby who loved calculus, you'd have Ben Affleck's latest turn in The Accountant.

DOOMED! The Untold Story of Roger Corman's The Fantastic Four recounts the events of what truly occurred with the legendary film based on Marvel's creation.

Harrelson and Hemsworth turn in lackluster performances in The Duel, Kieran Darcy-Smith's western that would be better left in the dust.

The Girl on the Train stars Emily Blunt as a drunken ex-wife obsessing over the life she lost, when she unwittingly becomes tangled in a murder mystery.

Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children stars Eva Green and Asa Butterfield in Tim Burton's adaptation of Ransom Riggs' whimsical novel.

Denzel Washington and Chris Pratt take on the old west in Antoine Fuqua's remake of The Magnificent Seven. A fun time, but far from magnificent.

Tell Me How I Die follows several drug test subjects as they begin to experience deja vu in the form of their own grisly deaths.