Y2K
The real Y2K prompted fears of a tech apocalypse. This R-rated version imagines an AI takeover while teen misfits fight to survive.
Werewolves
In ‘Werewolves,’ the world has gone howling mad. Everyone’s at risk of becoming a werewolf. And the movie itself? Woof.
Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin.
Bonhoeffer tells the story of the famed pacifistic Lutheran pastor who, after soul-searching, participated in a plot to assassinate Hitler.
The Six Triple Eight
‘The Six Triple Eight’ is an inspiring story about Black female soldiers who persevered in the face of incredible challenges during World War II.
Red One
With the crude language and some sensuality, your family probably won’t be dashing through the snow to go see Red One.
Anora
Due to almost nonstop gratuitous content and language, Anora is not worth shelling out your money to go see it all in the name of “art.”
Carry-On
The leaps of logic in ‘Carry-On’ require a rocket belt and at least a couple pairs of rolling eyes. Plus, clean-up at terminals 7 and 23.
Mary
Netflix’s take on the life of Mary draws from extrabiblical sources. But even apart from that, this often darkly violent depiction gives parents some reason to pause.
Maria
‘Maria’ is much like its namesake opera singer: complex, frustrating, problematic and, when it finds its voice, beautiful.
Venom: The Last Dance
Venom: The Last Dance can be funny. But it’s packaged in a vulgar, violent narrative which might not leave you dancing by the end.