We Bury the Dead
‘We Bury the Dead’ is a bloody zombie pic with a thoughtful side. But the movie is still a foul and messy ride.
The Plague
‘The Plague’ is more than just the film’s name. It describes how perhaps we should treat this film itself: Avoid it, or feel sick.
The Housemaid
‘The Housemaid’ is clever, forgettable and quite problematic in a great many ways.
The Wrecking Crew
‘The Wrecking Crew’ features Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista in a violent buddy-comedy revenge flick set in Hawaii.
Anaconda (2025)
Anaconda is a comedic take on the 1997 film of the same name, but it constricts audiences with violence and crude language.
Greenland 2: Migration
This action-heavy disaster sequel is full of PG-13 violence and peril, along with some language. But a lot of humanity shines through, too.
Ella McCay
‘Ella McCay’ is a clever political dramedy, but foul language and discussions about a married couple’s sex life make it a bit mature for most teens.
Silent Night, Deadly Night
‘Silent Night, Deadly Night’ is the adult equivalent of paying a kid to eat a worm. It’s gross, pointless and revels in shock value.
Blue Moon
‘Blue Moon’ is witty and well-acted, but it’s also blue in a number of difficult ways.
Merrily We Roll Along
‘Merrily We Roll Along’ tells a cautionary tale about fame and fortune, but includes some suggestive situations, language and alcohol abuse.