Haywire

Haywire

Directed by Steven Soderbergh

Though this may not be a ground-breaking action movie, Haywire is still quite fun thanks to a decent script and plenty of action.

The Samaritan

The Samaritan

Directed by David Weaver

With decent performances and a generic script, The Samaritan is about as mediocre as a movie could possibly be, lending very little fresh material to the crime genre.

The Cabin In The Woods

The Cabin In The Woods

Directed by Drew Goddard

One of the best horror/action/sci-fi/comedy/dramas you'll ever see, The Cabin In The Woods is incredibly entertaining, inventive, and totally one-of-a-kind.

The Innkeepers

The Innkeepers

Directed by Ti West

Slow, but still effectively creepy, The Innkeepers is a refreshingly subtle horror movie which relies more heavily on character development and building suspense than simple jump-scares.

Silent House

Silent House

Directed by Chris Kentis & Laura Lau

Seemingly shot all in one continuous take throughout its entire running time, Silent House keeps the suspense levels high up until its unsatisfactory conclusion.

Good Night Good Morning

Good Night Good Morning

Directed by Sudhish Kamath

With two strong central performances, a great script, and excellent use of artistic presentational tools, Good Night Good Morning is a very authentic, charming independent romance.

Goon

Goon

Directed by Michael Dowse

There are not many hockey movies, and of those, not many are all that good. Though Goon will certainly not go down as an all-time great, it's still a solidly entertaining sports comedy with strong performances by Seann William Scott and Liev Schreiber.

Once Upon A Time In Anatolia

Once Upon A Time In Anatolia

Directed by Nuri Bilge Ceylan

Despite its glacial pace and lack of character development, Once Upon A Time In Anatolia is still an engrossing drama with excellent visuals.