Street Fighter
With its inane plot and relatively insane levels of content for a PG-13 movie, ‘Street Fighter’ might make you feel like you’ve been punched in the face.
Masterplan
Despite some flash, ‘Masterplan’ is a lightweight and disposable streaming pic that trips over a number of content alarms.
Sacrifice
Between its ponderously self-important settings and its ominous tone, ‘Sacrifice’ has some satirical points to make. But there’s a lot of mess in these messages, too.
Whalefall
The intensely visceral ‘Whalefall’ plunges audiences into the depths of survival—but the film comes up for air to breathe in some investing familial messages too.
Other Mommy
‘Other Mommy’ attempts to bludgeon audiences with a viscerally spiritual horror experience—but tension and good parenting are absent from far too much of the film.
Matchbox the Movie
Does Apple TV’s ‘Matchbox the Movie’ sound like a fun flick involving Matchbox cars? Well … not so much.
The Social Reckoning
‘The Social Reckoning’ tells some important truths in an engaging manner. But the foul language limits the audience it might have reached.
Love of Your Life
‘Love of Your Life’ examines committed love and devastating grief. But the journey isn’t a light stroll along the beach.
Verity
‘Verity’ is Colleen Hoover’s most explicit adaptation to date—with as many twists and turns as content issues.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ has a lot wriggling about in its cinematic web. But is there more than you need?