Sinners is, very simply, amazing.

It’s as predictable as it gets but Karate Kid: Legends is better than it has a right to be, even with that guy.

Weird to say, but Ballerina needs to shed John Wick from this John Wick franchise entry.

Zhang Qi’s neo-western noir-thriller Trapped comes really close to greatness.

Lam Sen and Antonio Tam ask some pretty heady questions about the nature of faith in Valley of the Shadow of Death. Brace.

RackaRacka’s Philippou brothers add a grisly dose of body horror to their resurrection formula in Bring Her Back.

Wes Anderson gonna Wes Anderson and he Andersons hard in The Phoenician Scheme.

What’s going on with Feng Xiaogang? We Girls is ludicrous on every level.

I guess… if it’s really hot out… maybe… you got to Lilo & Stitch? Or if the kids demand it.

A power-trio of young Japanese actors headlines Unreachable and is almost entirely wasted.

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning is exhausting…

Oh, baby, get ready for the gnarliest Rube Goldberg deaths so far in series best Final Destination: Bloodlines.

Steven Soderbergh marries modern and retro highjinks in the thoroughly entertaining spy romp Black Bag.

Sturdy. Last Breath is sturdy.

All We Imagine as Light is a giant contented sigh of a film.

OMG we’ve gotten the first good MCU movie in a dog’s age with Thunderbolts*.

Maybe the game of Until Dawn has playable characters that are less dumb?

Who knew we needed a sequel to The Accountant? Evidently Gavin O’Connor and Ben Affleck did.

The Uniform is a love triangle melodrama first, class-based education piss-take second.

Oliver Chan’s Montages of a Modern Motherhood is a film you respect, not one you have fun at.