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Exit 8 is a short-but-effective psychological horror that makes the most out of its indie game origin.

Little Amélie or the Character of Rain tells a tender, poignant, and visually stunning story about the healing power of human connection.

Sentimental Value mixes all the best ingredients in this drama-comedy, with a tad bit too many extra garnishes.

While made for fans of the franchise, The Conjuring: Last Rites is a solid entry in one of the biggest horror franchises of recent memory.

Caught Stealing is never boring, but it misuses its talented ensemble due to an overly-convoluted story and jagged tonal shifts.

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle is the first feature film in the three-part cinematic trilogy.

1984's The Toxic Avenger was the pinnacle of '80s tastelessness. The remake attempts to tame that off-the-wall obscenity for a modern audience, but in stripping away the sleaze, it leaves the film utterly flavourless.

Netflix's The Thursday Murder Club uses an outstanding cast to depict this best-selling novel and expertly blends humour and mystery to bring us a film well worth its 2-hour runtime.

Director and co-screenwriter Ethan Coen and co-screenwriter Tricia Cooke return with Honey Don't!.

One of the best movies of the year, Highest 2 Lowest proves that Denzel Washington and Spike Lee haven't lost an ounce of their magic together.