New Order
By Andrew Plimpton May 25, 2021
The dystopian film is best described as a parade of trauma and violence.
The dystopian film is best described as a parade of trauma and violence.
A high-concept thriller where the roles of victim and aggressor are reversed.
Carey Mulligan delivers a shrewd, intelligent turn as a woman driven to avenge herself on the date rapists and sleazebags who derailed her future.
Director/writer Thomas Bezucha expertly and deftly teases out the tension, priming the audience for the inevitable bloody climax.
A hijacking drama with Joseph Gordon-Levitt as a pilot of an airplane taken over by terrorists.
Game of Thrones‘ Nikolaj Coster-Waldau stars in a different type of role.
Based on real-life events, the raw and blunt Tape takes viewers into the grey world of the entertainment industry through the eyes of an aspiring actress.
Nimble and witty, this Agathe Christie throwback is packed with nudges, winks, and red herrings.
A thriller featuring perhaps the worst Airbnb experience ever.