Ben Gibbons

Trust is a disappointing and lackluster attempt at exploring a tense and important issue.

It's a fresh and exciting take on a familiar storyline, with bouts of tension and energy. It raises the bar for crime thrillers thanks to the incredible cast and performances throughout. Eenie Meanie has something for everyone, with a thoroughly satisfying conclusion that stays with you hours after the credits roll.

Under Fire is a little rough around the edges, and the story is not unique, but the performers make it special and elevate the material.

In a world that can have very black and white storytelling, What We Hide lives in the gray, dominating that space with ease and fluidity. What We Hide deserves to get its time in the light.

With a great cast, excellent visual effects, and perfectly edited and executed scenes and transitions, there is a lot to love.

Finally Dawn brings together a wonderful cast, a compelling story, and stunning artistry to create something magical.

All in all, Tim Travers & the Time Traveler's Paradox is a stunning piece of work that is incredibly creative, creating something unique and delightful.

It's not particularly memorable or an all-time great action story, but it's decent, and the quality is there. Off the Grid is an overall satisfying action movie as long as you're willing to look past the bare-bones plot.

Brick is still a gripping thriller. It's well-made, but there is something lacking overall that could have been made better by diving deeper into the relationships of the central characters.

Ice Road: Vengeance is an overall excellent action film, with all the qualities of a Hollywood blockbuster.