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.

The more I keep thinking about this new I Know What You Did Last Summer, the more I can’t stop smiling.

Ballerina is a mixed bag, one that takes far too much time to get going. But when it does, this latest foray into the insane world of the High Table has plenty to offer.

Dangerous Animals has sharp teeth. Even better, it knows how to use them.

Much like its predecessor, The Accountant 2’s entertainment numbers add up, and thanks to Affleck and Bernthal’s captivating chemistry, the watchability return on investment is impressively significant.

The most annoying thing about The Amateur is how competent it is.

Landon shows a playfully eclectic majesty where it comes to balancing suspense, horror, humor, and general human pathos and planting them inside a scenario that’s as silly as it is inspired. Because of this and more, Drop ends up being a massive amount of fun.

A Working Man is a sleazy waste of time.