Exhibiting Forgiveness
Exhibiting Forgiveness examines the complexities of pain and faith, of messy families and messier redemption, with sincerity and clarity.
Dear Santa
Between getting Dear Santa and coal in your stocking, it’d be better to take the coal. At least the latter would be useful.
Elevation
This dark, sci-fi thriller starring Anthony Mackie is quick-paced, tense and scary—but also foul in totally unnecessary ways.
Terrifier 3
‘Terrifier 3’ is grotesquely foul on every level and a torture to simply watch for two hours.
Here
Some will find Here’s creative conceit and content a bit tough to embrace. But the payoff hits home like a tearful, sweet memory.
We Live in Time
We Live in Time is a really, really sad movie. And content issues throughout the film make it even more difficult to watch.
Blitz
Blitz has all the ingredients of a prestige, awards-season drama. But at the end of the day it’s a simple story of a mother and a little boy, desperate to come home.
Smile 2
‘Smile 2’ is gory and foul with just a dash of creative spice in its mix. But all in all, there’s not much to grin over.
Joker: Folie À Deux
Mental psychosis and profane violence sing here. This ain’t no comic book Joker!
Absolution
Absolution doesn’t seek forgiveness for its heavy content issues, meaning viewers will be subjected to intense violence and crude language.