Trap

When teen dad and notorious serial killer Cooper Adams (Josh Hartnett) takes his daughter (Ariel Donoghue) to a concert in an arena, he doesn’t realize that he’s walked straight into…

Gunga Din: Three Amigos

Cary Grant and Sam Jaffe. Photo: RKO There are certain film classics from 1939 that modern audiences struggle with because of cultural sensitivity. The depiction of the old South in…

Deadpool & Wolverine

After retiring as Deadpool, Wade Wilson (Ryan Reynolds) is drawn back into the superhero business, finds a variant of Logan (Hugh Jackman) and reluctantly teams up with him to save…

Gaslight: Marriage of Delusion

Charles Boyer and Ingrid Bergman. Photo: MGM It isn’t often that the title of a movie gives rise to a new verb, but Gaslight did. When we say that someone’s…

Gaslight

In London, a former detective (Frank Pettingell) begins to suspect that something isn’t quite right in a household where a murder was committed years ago. After spending some time in…

Find Me Falling

In the middle of a life crisis, famous rock artist John Allman (Harry Connick, Jr.) rents a house in Cyprus only to learn about its dark secret, and the truth…

Young Woman and the Sea

A very slickly produced biopic about the first woman to swim across the English Channel, a feat accomplished in 1926 by Trudy Ederle, an American with German roots. She survived…

My Spy: The Eternal City

When J.J. (Dave Bautista) accompanies Sophie (Chloe Coleman) and her choir to Rome on a school trip, they become involved in a terrorist plot. This sequel introduces us to a…

My Spy

When a nine-year-old (Chloe Coleman) exposes a CIA operation where her family (who has ties to an arms dealer) is under surveillance, she decides to blackmail the agent in charge,…

Masculine-Feminine

One of Jean-Luc Godard’s most archetypal 1960s films has everything you’d associate the decade with culturally and politically – Vietnam, the young versus de Gaulle, and sexual liberation, with men…