Pacific Rim: Uprising has enough swagger from Boyega, but ultimately these robots weren't quite ready for combat.

Family stars Taylor Schilling in a hilarious turn as a career-focused aunt forced to care for her depressed niece, even as she becomes involved in Juggalo culture.

Number 37 follows a paralyzed man as he plots to rob a notorious gangster from his apartment across the way in this homage to Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window.

Don't Leave Home follows an artist with an increasing obsession with an urban legend involving a reclusive painter and an estate in Ireland.

A Bluebird in My Heart follows Danny, an ex-con (Roland Møller), as he adjusts to life on the outside, and a young woman whose own assault threatens to force Danny to face his inner demons.

Ethan Hawke stars as a reverend assisting a grieving widow, just as his own personal religious conflicts begin to arise in Paul Schrader's First Reformed.

Jessica Barden stars as a college student experimenting with dating for gifts in the new rom-com with a modern twist, The New Romantic.

The arthouse sci-fi thriller Perfect delves into what could be a future that we are not far from seeing. Read on for our review.

Neurotic Quest for Serenity follows an actress as she battles OCD and love triangles while searching for the solution to happiness before she loses her dream part.

Enough lights in the sky to call it sci-fi, but a slow story doesn’t propel First Light enough to be more than an afternoon streaming session.

A Vigilante overcomes its blemishes by delivering an artistic Death Wish, carried by Olivia Wilde's haunting performance as a woman righting society's wrongs.

Clayton and Shane Jacobson star as brothers plotting a family murder in Brother's Nest. A slow build gives way to a fiery conclusion as the film proves a slow burn thriller must-see.

As fans of film, we often are forced to swallow absurdities or leaps in logic that fails to correlate with intelligent decision making. In those instances, how much stupid is simply too much stupid?