If a picture can be worth a thousand words, then Peter Hujar’s Day offers up 76 mesmeric minutes of them that are nothing short of priceless.

The Running Man: I say change the channel and go watch something else.

Let the hunt begin.

This may be the end of the world, but nothing about it made me feel fine. I found Bugonia to be an unrelentingly miserable journey into pessimistic darkness, its viscerally sardonic malice more than I could bear.

If I Had Legs I’d Kick You is nothing short of unforgettable.

Queens of the Dead travels into a night of zombie terror and finds a reason to believe that humankind can make a better world that everyone can live in together, no matter their differences before the undead walked among them.

Black Phone 2 calls viewers to attention with rigidly frigid authority, and it is only through togetherness, compassion, courage, and communal fortitude that individual humanity is discovered, forgiveness granted, and hope for a better tomorrow restored.

Beast of War is a gut-wrenching rollercoaster ride of survival and suspense.

Tron: Ares a moderately wild ride of mayhem, destruction, and video game-inspired ingenuity that can be a decent amount of fun. Just don’t expect a great deal more than that.