The Bikeriders
The Bikeriders can feel a teensy bit like ‘West Side Story,’ but with a lot less dancing and a lot more swearing.
The Exorcism
Though The Exorcism seems to come with better intentions than you’d expect, it’s possessed by more problems than it needed.
Boy Kills World
Boy Kills World is a stylish, salacious, incredibly bloody fever dream of a film. It’s as good as it’s name–or rather, as bad.
Challengers
It’s a film about terrible people who play tennis. In that order.
Tarot
This divination pic has a creepy feel. But in the end, its horrific spirituality is all pretty predictable.
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
This early Steven Spielberg classic holds up well story-wise, but it might have more content than you remember.
Space Cadet
Space Cadet has its merits. But even as some of its messages reach a comfortable orbit, its problems pull it back down to earth.
Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F
If you were hoping Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F would reboot the franchise in a family-friendly manner, you’ll be disappointed.
Seven Samurai
This classic film from director Akira Kurosawa still shines in its own groundbreaking way. But there is some samurai scruffiness to consider.
The Imaginary
The animated Netflix film The Imaginary is beautiful, scary and mostly clean. But its handful of problems aren’t imaginary at all.