An uncharacteristically reserved Nick Cage performance may be the most intriguing part of this crime drama that digs into the cocaine trade but still ends up feeling shallow.

Upon retirement, a man doesn’t receive a gold watch. Instead, he gets an AI device to live a fantasy life. Pleasant, but only scratches the surface.

This flashy look at the world of NYC strip clubs yields a surprising mix of magnitude and depth, thanks to nuanced direction by Lorene Scafaria and a commanding performance from Jennifer Lopez.

A young man driving a medical transport van is caught in a hurricane of amusing action in this comedic film that’s not quite a farce.

Mike Gan’s debut feature sizzles, led by a standout performance by Tilda Cobham-Hervey. Could end up a cult classic.

In this partially-baked drama, most of the ingredients are in place but the recipe is more appealing than the finished product.

This imperfect but capable horror comedy is a nice surprise in the waning days of the summer movie season.

There’s a great movie about John DeLorean somewhere in the future. The future isn’t here yet.

This debut feature film by William McGregor shows off a potentially good writer/director of suspense, and perhaps more.

A trio of young actors bring the goods in this entertaining and sweet raunchy comedy involving pre-teens.