Mystery
Catwoman – Film Review
Catwoman is a mind-numbingly awful abomination, filled with awful dialogue, painfully bad CGI, and stiff acting that fails to understand the source material.
Knock at the Cabin – Film Review
Knock at the Cabin sees Dave Bautista take command of the screen in an impressive way, even if the story feels a little bit too predictable and underwhelming at times.
Missing – Film Review
Inventive, captivating, and scarily plausible, Missing is an excellent exercise in pure tension, written and directed masterfully by Nick Johnson and Will Merrick and featuring a strong lead performance from Storm Reid.
You’re Next – Film Review
Adam Wingard’s horror slasher You’re Next fails to impress with an irritating sense of humor and a band of hugely unlikable characters that’ll get on your nerves.
The Pale Blue Eye – Film Review
The Pale Blue Eye is a convoluted and sluggishly paced murder mystery thriller with some admittedly great atmosphere and a strong Christian Bale performance.
Human Resources – Film Review
After starting a job at an eerie hardware store, an anxious young man uncovers a shocking mystery that leads to a fight against terrifying forces that lurk just behind the walls.
See How They Run – Film Review
See How They Run wonderfully utilizes its highly talented cast in this highly enjoyable and unpredictable, albeit poorly paced, murder mystery comedy.
The Wonder – Film Review
The Wonder is a genuinely unnerving psychological thriller brought to life by Sebastián Lelio’s excellent direction and Florence Pugh’s stellar lead performance.
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery – Film Review
Although it’s nowhere near as good as the first, Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery is a relentlessly entertaining and fantastically clever murder mystery boasting an incredibly talented, multi-layered cast.