A personal favorite, Joe Versus the Volcano is a true original. There never has been - and nor will there ever be - a movie quite like it.
Set over a single day, Special Delivery is a charming little action / heist film with a dash of sexy romance thrown in for good measure.
Avengers: Infinity War exceeds all expectations by delivering plenty of action, heart and drama as well as some choice one-liners. It may not be perfect but fans are going to love every second and it's going to destroy the box office.
There's a long scene where the excavation crew encounters a bunch of Mexican drug dealers, and the situation goes south very quickly, and the way the scene played out was pretty fantastic. It's easily the best scene in the whole movie, and that scene alone made the movie worth watching.
It almost feels like a stage production or a LARPing session captured on film. I'm not really sure who this movie is for. Is it for action fans or gore hounds? Maybe a little of both, but neither will be entirely satisfied.
Decidedly more "adult" than any of the other DC Universe Animated Movies, Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay might play better to a mature audience with its bloody violence and sexual situations (there's even brief nudity!).
A delightful coming of age drama with a great sense of time and place, Richard Benjamin's Mermaids (which was based on a book by Patty Dann) casts the leads perfectly, although Cher's persona and star power almost overpower the film.
I've owned this film three times in different formats, and this is by far the richest release so far.
Jean-Claude Van Damme and Alain Moussi pair up once again as master and apprentice to face new challenges and offer fans more action and more martial arts greatness to be expected from the Kickboxer franchise.
Fido and Warm Bodies cross-pollinated with Disney's High School Musical series has created this incredibly obvious agenda piece, and with a constant barrage of song and dance numbers and squeaky clean horror tropes (the zombies eat cauliflower mixed with brains), Z-O-M-B-I-E-S emerges as one of the most bizarre movies I've seen in awhile.