Sci-fi silliness.

Did I stutter?

James McAvoy takes the crown for multiple-personalities.

Our favorite asshole tech CEO.

A Big Fish meets a big lion.

Can they revive retro arcade nostalgia?

The scariest Peele movie, still isn’t particularly scary.

How Alan Turing beat the Nazis.

The Coen Brothers’ seriously unique sense of irony.

It’s not easy to innovate modern westerns.

M. Night Shyamalan’s movies are indeed, too old.

Love is a tough pill to swallow.

The resurrection of the Alien franchise?

Nothing quite pulls you in like disaster in space.

Parasite, but on a train.

Keep your eyes open for this fresh horror premise

The polyamorous fantasy.

Emotionally charged visual storytelling for the soul searchers.

Love, depravity and humanity.

A perfect match for dysfunctional members of society.

Do androids dream of electric sheep?

There is no other Mexican border.

How a coin toss changed cinema.

Cat and mouse gangster masterpiece by Scorsese.

A metaphor you’ll be burning to discuss.

Watch this film long enough it stares back at you.

How Aaron Sorkin presents tight dialogue.

Just when you thought war couldn’t get any worse.

Riveting story of people going to any length to save a kidnapped daughter.

The best introduction into Guillermo del Toro's style.

The best racing film is one with a triumphant finish.

Wit, personality and a ton of fun.

Romanticizing Los Angeles crime.

What a girlboss should be.

Thematic horrors of a single mother.

A seductive thriller that will make you cheer for the wrong side.

A soaring experience that pays homage to the original.

A recipe for success.

A chilling experience bringing the best from Lubezki.

If you've been sleeping on Spanish films this will get you rolling.

The search for meaning is always the most poetic.

A fan favorite romance speaking to hearts of hopeless romantics.

Obsession and the pursuit of greatness in the most seductive way.

Uncohesive story almost saved by beautiful cinematography from Roger Deakins.

A love letter to westerns, save none for the audience.

When the underdog is actually overhyped.

Another victim sequel to Hollywood.