A fun western in between different filmmaking periods.

No illusions, the magic is real.

What a girlboss should be.

Thematic horrors of a single mother.

Seductive thriller that will make you cheer for the wrong side.

Everything a Black Mirror episode strives for.

The French know how to do romance.

A soaring experience that pays homage to the original.

A recipe for success.

Superbad, but with girls.

A dark Indian comedy that will get you rolling.

The circles of corrupt hypocrisy.

Romanticizing the pains of modern Chinese youth.

A sentimental love letter to humanity.

Never trust the house.

A perfect showcase of moral ambiguity and bias.

When innocent children develop telekinesis.

To no one’s surprise, LA has a lot of sociopath grifters.

The skin you live in may not be your own.

The search for meaning is always the most poetic.

Anything’s possible with animation.

Phone horror just got exciting again.

Yes, I’ll stay in an underground bunker with John Goodman.

Gothic innocence, Tim Burton back in form.

Is there anything Tom Ford can’t do?

To be fair, everyone is invisible next to Elisabeth Moss.

A satisfying progression of violence.

It’s hard to imagine a sequel to The Shining being this wildly entertaining.

If Romeo and Juliet were cannibals.

When stress IS the genre.

Just plain AI fun.

A more substantial AI film.

A nice layup from Scorsese but no slam dunk.

A good giant monster film.

High school basketball never felt so surreal.

A budget Fincher thriller.

Coming of age wallflowers make catchy music.

One of the quirkiest concepts since Lars and the Real Girl.

The year's weirdest film.

Some men will definitely feel lost for this one.

Liftoff, but not the smoothest landing.

Speaking to hearts of hopeless romantics.

A24 is born.

Denzel Washington proves you can build a movie around one star.

Press a button win 1 million dollars, but someone dies.

What a failed attempted masterpiece looks like.

Aging has never been so painful.

An indie Spanish film on an interesting paradox.

Dialogue is horror!

An indie horror that is better than a lot of high budget ones.