It is unnerving to see kids going through this, yet what the movie is showing us isn’t that extreme, minus the titular malady. Kids can be cruel. The Plague explores how that feels in an empathetic and convincingly painful way.

There isn’t a shred of creativity, originality or filmmaking skill in its two hours.

While this definitely doesn’t fall into the excellent category, it is a thoughtful adult drama, with a tremendous performance at its center.

It is a moving case study about how ignorance and a total lack of empathy can ruin lives. Though this is not a feel-good movie, the emotiona

Gringo is trying to be a wacky dark comedy about a good man thrown around by the corruption of the world. There are a few funny moments and

It Comes at Night is a very intense and unsettling film, yet there is very violence. The threat is internal and it is always there.