Below Zero

Two men with guns drawn walk through a dark, cold outside area.

Below Zero is a tense, bloody and wildly profane thriller that will undoubtedly keep many viewers on the edge of their seats.

Wild Mountain Thyme

A man and a woman look frustrated, and they're separated by a fence.

This story suggests that attraction and love can take time, work and patience. And they should if you want to get things right.

Palmer

A man and a boy eat at a diner.

If Palmer could’ve kept its nose cleaner, it this would’ve been a harder movie to review. As it is, we can easily suggest a hard pass.

The Little Things

A police officer and a detective stand near a building and a crime scene.

The Little Things needed to pay better attention to some big things.

Cut Throat City

A group of four men in the city walk toward the camera.

Cut Throat City asks but doesn’t fully answer difficult questions about the relationship between poverty and crime.

Homefront

By now, you’d think the bad guys would know not to tangle with any character played by Jason Statham. (Especially when the screenplay was penned by Sylvester Stallone.)

Locked Down

We see a man and a woman in black leather carrying motorcycle helmets.

Most families will probably want to avoid watching Locked Down: It could add to the insanity we’re already feeling.

The White Tiger

A driver in a car talks to two people in the back seat.

This film pointedly justifies any dishonest or bloody act that might lead to breaking free from an oppressive way of life.

Our Friend

A man embraces a woman who stares upward sadly.

Our Friend is hard to watch. It deals with aspects of a dying woman’s cancer with painful candor.