Push [2009]
Aimed at younger audiences, Push is a solid superhero movie with good special effects, exotic locations, and fast pacing.
Movie Reviews
Martyrs [2008]
Profoundly disturbing, visceral, and difficult to watch, Martyrs is so fucked up on many different levels that it will change you as a person.
Crossing Over [2009]
At times too melodramatic, Crossing Over deals with a lot of issues and not just immigration powered by a great cast and sleek cinematography.
Inside [2007]
As a brutal and bloody member of New Wave of French Horror, Inside is one of those movies where you keep saying no way that just happened.
Untraceable [2008]
Untraceable is a serial killer movie with a modern twist following an FBI cybercrime unit agent chasing a killer streaming his brutal kills.
Outpost [2008]
If you’re looking for that gritty and intense zombie experience, Outpost is the movie for you! Set in a seemingly abandoned WWII bunker it’s a must-see!
Horsemen [2009]
Atmospheric, visually impressive, and suspenseful, Horsemen is a stereotypical dark serial killer thriller in the vein of Se7en.
Black Snake Moan [2006]
Sexually charged, off-beat, and visually appealing, Black Snake Moan is a strange movie with great performances and an even better soundtrack.
Changeling [2008]
Captivating, visually imposing but also harrowing, Changeling is a period drama based on true events highlighting several still relevant themes.
The Mexican [2001]
Remember those movies that had a carefree vibe but still managed to keep you really engaged? The Mexican is a movie like that.
London [2005]
What only seems as ramblings of people drunk and high on copious amounts of drugs, London transforms into a questioning of love, life, and everything else.
The Day the Earth Stood Still [2008]
The Day the Earth Stood Still is a flawed alien invasion science fiction movie featuring a great cast, cool visuals, and one annoying kid.