Every Oscar season we hear 'snub' thrown around for any actor left out of the nominees, but is it really the case? Aaron takes a look.

Charlie Day stars as a teacher who betrays Ice Cube, resulting in an after-school Fist Fight. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

The Great Wall stars Matt Damon in Yimou Zhang's latest about gigantic beasts attacking swarms of armies at China's most famous location.

Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan return to the roles of Ana and Christian in Fifty Shades Darker, which follows their evolving relationship.

Bornless Ones revisits the horror trope of demons plaguing a remote cabin in the woods, but does it add anything to the genre?

John Wick: Chapter Two builds gloriously off the first film as Keanu Reeves once again dominates the screen. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

Will Arnett brings his interpretation of the Dark Knight to theaters in The LEGO Batman Movie, as the Caped Crusader battles the Joker and himself.

Beyond the Edge stars Sean Maher and Casper Van Dien as a scientist and pilot chosen for a mission to see what lies beyond our known universe.

The Ring was an unexpected horror juggernaut when it was released back in 2002, and now Samara has returned to claim more death in RINGS.

Resident Evil completes its cinematic journey as Milla Jovovich returns for one last run at The Hive as Alice in Paul W.S. Anderson's The Final Chapter!

Vin Diesel returns to his other franchise in xXx: Return of Xander Cage, as the adrenaline junkie returns to the spy world to stop extreme terrorism.

Split stars James McAvoy as a man afflicted with 23 different personalities who kidnaps 3 teenage girls in M. Night Shyamalan's latest thriller.

The Monster stars Zoe Kazan and Ella Ballentine as a mother and daughter trapped on a remote road, fighting for their lives as they learn monsters are real.

Patriots Day shines an entertaining light on a tragic event that leaves the audience with hope and optimism. Read on for Scott's spoiler-free review.