Undoubtedly Fincher-lite, Damián Szifron’s horrendously titled new movie, To Catch a Killer, is a sometimes thrilling and unpredictable crime procedural with a lot on its mind.

Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant may not be the crowning achievement in tonal shift Ritchie was looking to accomplish, but it is by far a more mature and toned-down piece of filmmaking.

Gringa is by no means groundbreaking or exploring new territories, but it still manages to be relevant and deserving of a watch. Just please give us more Judy Greer!

Fortunately, mental health and addiction are serious subjects that are being more commonly discussed throughout society and, in turn, throughout media.

Surprisingly slapstick, the new Toni Collette vehicle Mafia Mamma is significantly goofy, and if you’re on board with that, can be a really good time.