Scott reviews "Happy Death Day", the Groundhog Day-like story with a murder mystery twist directed by Christopher Landon and starring Jessica Rothe.

Francesca Eastwood stars as Noelle, a college student who is raped and sets out on a path for personal justice in director Natalia Leite's M.F.A.

Better Watch Out is a Christmas-themed home invasion thriller with a twist, from director Chris Peckover and starring Olivia Dejonge.

Scott reviews "The Mountain Between Us", the survival/romance starring Idris Elba and Kate Winslet and directed by Hany Abu-Assad.

In Gerald's Game, Carla Gugino stars as Jessie, a woman left handcuffed to a bedpost fighting to survive after her husband dies in front of her.

Killing Guntham affords Arnold Schwarzenegger a great opportunity to play against type. Unfortunately, the rest of the film fails to measure up.

The Golden Circle reunited Matthew Vaughn, Colin Firth, and Taron Egerton as the Kingsman are targeted by a vicious drug cartel.

American Vandal explores the aftermath of a costly high school prank which left twenty-seven faculty cars vandalized with phallic images.

Mother! stars Jennifer Lawrence as a lonely housewife, forced on a journey of discovery after a mysterious visit from an ominous stranger.

Directed by Giancarlo Esposito, The Show stars Josh Duhamel as a reality TV host who proposes a new series where contestants end their lives on screen.

Derry, Maine is under siege by a surge of missing children, and behind it all is a mysterious clown named Pennywise. This is Stephen King's IT.

The movies of summer 2017 has come to a close, and Aaron offers up his annual list of the lessons he learned from films this season.

Netflix's Little Evil stars Adam Scott and Evangeline Lily as a couple coming to terms with a child that might just be the devil himself.

Rememory stars Peter Dinklage as a mysterious man searching for clues to his past and a murder through a device that relives past memories.

Scott reviews Death Note, the latest Netflix Original movie directed by Adam Wingard, based on the anime series by the same name.