10 Cloverfield Lane is the perfect destination address for a movie night off the grid.

The Other Side of the Door keeps you interested enough to not run for the nearest exit.

The Witch doubles down on the toil and trouble and skimps on the scares.

Deadpool lavishly lampoons everything that we thought we knew about the genre while we lap up every drop.

How to Be Single is a handful of very loosely connected subplots of extremely dubious distinction.

Hail, Caesar! feels like a potluck dinner of random recipes quickly tossed into one big salad bowl.

The Choice is every bit as banal as Wes Anderson’s film’s are quirky.

45 Years feels ripped from your own familial experiences.

The Revenant is an epic journey of tenacity, willpower and determination beyond imagination.

Leaves you stranded in limbo while waiting for something good to happen.

A supersized Quentin Tarantino experience that would taste just as good in a smaller portion.

Quentin Tarantino’s well-practiced aim misses the heart but still hits the target.