Spending time with The Thursday Murder Club was an afternoon well spent, and if they hold additional meetings in the future, I’ll gladly clear my calendar in order to attend.

Honey Don’t! is a ray of light amid all the sun-drenched, California desert, daytime darkness, and the burn it leaves behind is glorious.

Nobody 2 may be a step down from its delightful predecessor, but it’s still a great deal of fun in its own right.

Even when Red Sonja stalls, which is often, my interest still remained constant. I was eager to discover where things were going to go next.

While Freakier Friday doesn’t take a lot of risks, this piece of retro family-friendly Disney fluff had me smiling start to finish, and Curtis and Lohan remain a rocking comedic duo who know how to bring down the house.

Strange Harvest got under my skin.

Deaths are perfunctory and have zero shock value, and House of Eden’s final moments land with something of a shoulder-shrugging thud.

It is that cathartic sensation of all-encompassing hope in the face of unimaginable evil that allowed The Fantastic Four: First Steps to resonate with me.

Heightened Scrutiny is a call to action worth heeding, because if we don’t, the next stop could be an Orwellian nightmare we might not be allowed to awaken from.