Damaged is an enjoyably sleek and twisty thriller in the vein of Se7en, with Samuel L. Jackson relishing playing against type.

Sleeping Dogs is a welcome anti-hero to the major studio franchises that dominate the theaters and a welcome “change of pace”.

Timur Bekmambetov’s Profile centers around a journalist attempting to infiltrate ISIS, completely containing the film inside a computer monitor.

American Animals follows a heist of a rare book by complimenting the actors with their real-life personas in an entertaining dissection of a crime gone wrong.

Wildling follows a traumatized teenager undergoing mysterious changes, all while a local Sheriff searches for clues to her lineage.

Damsel follows Robert Pattinson as he sets out to rescue his finance, Mia Wasikowska, from a dastardly outlaw before things go terribly awry.

Don't Leave Home follows an artist with an increasing obsession with an urban legend involving a reclusive painter and an estate in Ireland.

Ethan Hawke stars as a reverend assisting a grieving widow, just as his own personal religious conflicts begin to arise in Paul Schrader's First Reformed.

The arthouse sci-fi thriller Perfect delves into what could be a future that we are not far from seeing. Read on for our review.

Enough lights in the sky to call it sci-fi, but a slow story doesn’t propel First Light enough to be more than an afternoon streaming session.