Grisly eye-opening, viciously violent and social-commentary-gold make Snowpiercer a sci-fi-action-gem that speaks a worldy-view on social-class divides. This visionary tale of Bong Joon-ho's creation is beautifully shot, tensely written and filled with captivating performances from Evans and Swinton; all ingredients palpable of sanctifying this film as one of the director's personal bests. 4.52/5

Illuminated by stellar performances from Dafoe and Pattinson, the Lighthouse is a psychological intrigue that will leave audiences baffling, both in a good and bad way, but undeniably evoked by its imagery and seemingly flawless banter and chemistry among its leads. 3.98/5

Colorfully bizarre, vicious and well-acted by Margot Robbie herself, Birds of Prey solidifies the actress' case of making the "Cupid of Crime" her benchmark character similar to Reynolds, Jackman and others. While the film's storytelling goes wildly across the board, this DC-comic adaptation's playful action/violence and direction make for a "Fantabulous" showcase. 4.1/5

Bad Boys for Life is a refreshing new take that's more deep than anyone would've anticipated. The sequel keeps intact the dynamics of Smith and Lawrence but also adding more depth to their arcs and to the story as a whole. Mix that in with the overall action and humor and you've got yourself (probably) a new batch of Bad-Boys to come. 4.05/5