The Killing of a Sacred Deer lacks the high-concept hook that makes The Lobster so easy to discuss.

This brand of origin story is terribly ill-conceived.

Fifteen years after being abused as a child, Una (Rooney Mara) tracks down her victimizer (Ben Mendelsohn) at his office and forces him to confront the past he worked hard to erase.

With The Florida Project, Sean Baker shifts his focus to the east coast - specifically the strip-mall suburbs of Orlando - to shine a light on another community of the underserved and ignored, in what may be the best film of 2017.

Fans of genre classics such as Gremlins and Black Christmas will be delighted to add this to their list of holiday viewings.

If you’re a fan of Pearl Jam and have never seen them perform live - and absolutely if you think you may not - Let’s Play Two is a must view.

After their father’s passing, siblings Tracy (Amy Ryan) and Jesse (Terry Kinney) find three elderly men camped on their 50-acre tobacco farm.

Comparisons to Stand By Me and Donnie Darko have already been made, but the film in which Super Dark Times footsteps seems to be following is It Follows.

Goon: Last of the Enforcers attempts to recapture the magic, trying to show more is more, and less is more, while proving neither is more in this instance.