Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.
A review of Jobs, starring Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs, which rushes through decades without ever finding the courage to dig beneath the surface.
A tale of a tempestuous sea and a fishing vessel doomed beneath its wrath, reviewed for its fury and folly.
A circus romance in the Great Depression, where Pattinson and Witherspoon's chemistry carries a script too thin for greatness.
Two brothers hire strangers for their sister's wedding in Hawaii, but their plan goes wildly wrong in this road trip comedy.
A post-apocalyptic tale of guilt, zombies, and a man who cannot outrun his past, Peninsula delivers spectacle but struggles for heart.
A woman, violated by men she met in a cabin, answers their cruelty with a terrible vengeance that none can undo.
A tropical resort of nightmares where wishes become horrors, a prequel of old legend, judged upon its dread.
A haunted board summons a spirit who takes a girl named Doris, in Mike Flanagan's prequel tale of grief and terror.
Ryan Reynolds tells his daughter the story of his three failed marriages in this modest romance, a tale of love and loss.
A tale of a woman who drifts through a year-round Christmas shop, seeking solace in a stranger named Tom, amid family woe.
A grim tale of terror and mistrust amid a deadly plague, wherein two families find themselves turned into monsters by their own dread.
A sequel of false promises: Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson return, yet the jesting fails, and the plot dissolves into ruin.
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