As fans of film, we often are forced to swallow absurdities or leaps in logic that fails to correlate with intelligent decision making. In those instances, how much stupid is simply too much stupid?

Alexander Skarsgard stars in Duncan Jones' Mute, which follows a man tracking down his partner in a criminal underworld after she goes missing.

In Game Night, Jason Bateman and Rachel McAdams are a couple attempting to solve a mysterious kidnapping and determine if this is just another family game.

Four friends backpack into the Swedish wilderness, where they are confronted with an unseen force in director David Bruckner's, The Ritual.

"Entanglement" offers a fresh take on a romance by offering elements of philosophy, whimsy, and a predictable finale that doesn't ruin the experience in the slightest.

Christian Bale stars as a Captain forced to escort an Indian war prisoner safely through treacherous land, with Rosamund Pike in tow. Read on for our review of Hostiles.

A mother and son stay at a remote Colorado home, when strange occurrences begin to arise in Netflix's latest thriller, Open House.

12 Strong recounts the against-all-odds story of Task Force Dagger, a group of green beret soldiers sent to Afghanistan shortly after the terrorist attacks on September 11th, 2001.

Proud Mary is a hit-woman working for an organized crime-family in Boston whose life is completely turned around when she meets a young boy in Danny.

What The Commuter lacks in originality, it makes up for in sheer intrigue and Liam Neeson owning the screen.

Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks join forces with Steven Spielberg to tell the tale of Kay Graham and Ben Bradlee publishing blocked documents exposing lies told about the Vietnam War.

"I, Tonya" earns the gold with a clever spin on a biopic that includes incredible performances; it'll make you think twice about what you know regarding one of the most hated women from the 90's.

As we begin 2018 and wave goodbye to this past year, Aaron breaks down the 10 most entertaining movies to hit theaters in 2017.

Gary Oldman delivers a phenomenal performance as Winston Churchill during his Darkest Hour, fending off peace talks with Hitler in WWII.