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2.0

Silk Road

Based on a true story about the dark web shopping site that internationally plagued the DEA and FBI in the early 2010s.

3.0

The Irishman

Features Martin Scorsese behind the camera and Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci returning to act again in the gangster genre.

2.5

The Affair

Set against a politically and socially turbulent Czechoslovakia during the 1930s, two women are connected by an intimate relationship that spans their lifetimes.

2.5

Son

A mother fights to protect her son from a cult conspiracy, physical illness, and evil itself.

3.0

Godzilla vs. Kong

The ultimate showdown between Godzilla and King Kong.

2.0

Wrong Turn

A breath of modern air pumped into the once-lifeless, straight-to-DVD franchise.

4.5

Body Brokers

Based on true events film that tackles the business behind drug treatment centers that have been thriving off the long-standing opioid epidemic.

2.5

PVT CHAT

PVT CHAT follows the life and relationships of online gambler, Jack (Peter Vack), and his favorite cam girl, Scarlet.

3.5

Sator

A young man realizes an insidious being has been watching and influencing his family in an attempt to claim them.

4.5

White Lie

A popular university student named Katie gets caught up in an intricately woven lie.

4.5

Promising Young Woman

Promising Young Woman follows a woman who plans her mysterious revenge after being traumatized by something truly unspeakable in her past.

1.0

Savage State

During the American Civil War, a family of French colonists has to abandon their Missouri home and flee to Paris.

3.0

The Mimic

A man befriends his neighbor and quickly speculates that he could be a sociopath. Obsessed with exposing the new neighbor and his wife, antics ensue.

2.5

The Reckoning

A young widow is falsely accused of being a witch among the paranoia of the Black Plague.

4.0

Silence & Darkness

Follows blind and deaf sisters, Anna and Beth, who live with their father in a secluded town.

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