Jennifer Peedom’s breathtaking documentary Mountain should be seen on the widest screen possible.
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Daisy Asquith’s stylish documentary Queerama looks at the depiction of the LGBT community in British film and television over the past 100 years.
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Bart Layton’s American Animals is a curious blend of documentary and suspense/thriller genre filmmaking, detailing a failed heist of rare art prints that still sticks with the perpetrators to this very day.
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Creepy, unsettling, and a movie you will talking about for a good, long time, Hereditary is powered by a tremendous performance from Toni Collette.
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Better than its predecessor, but also more of everything we saw in the first film, Deadpool 2 is a manic, violent, but somewhat emotional superhero film that gives us something to look forward to.
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Coralie Fargeat’s shocking debut film Revenge is a jaw-dropping, excessively violent retribution tale which leaves you cringing and cheering in equal measure.
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Half-Life in Fukushima is a sparse, intriguing look at a man who returned to the Red Zone to resume his life after the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011.
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An engaging and, at times, intriguing documentary about the unlikely celebrity on the Supreme Court - 85-year-old justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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The moment Marvel fans have been waiting to have for a decade.
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Suspense horror anthology Ghost Stories is a lot of fun, a throwback to classic horror of the past, with a modern twist on the more jump-scare horror we have grown accustomed to.
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Michelle Pfeiffer gives a stellar performance in Where Is Kyra?, the story of a woman struggling to get her life on track following the death of her mother.
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Lucrecia Martel’s Zama is an Argentinian import that tells us the strange and clever story of a magistrate, mentally unraveling in 18th century Paraguay.
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Erika Cohn’s documentary The Judge introduces us to Kholoud Al-Faqih, the first-ever female judicial appointment in Palestine’s Shari’a law court system.
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Amy Schumer tries, Michelle Williams steals the show, but I Feel Pretty never has the courage to make a proper statement on the issues and concerns it raises about the expectations placed upon women in society.
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Joaquin Phoenix delivers a stunning performance in Lynne Ramsay's gritty and unforgiving You Were Never Really Here.
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Jason Hehir's André the Giant leaves a lot uncovered, but finds a way to break through the myth and present the reality of the larger-than-life wrestling superstar.
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Offering great insight into the build to the greatest tennis match of all time, Borg vs McEnroe is a riveting, well-acted, masterfully edited winner.
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I may see a worse movie in 2018, but I likely won't see one as dumb or as pointless as Blumhouse's Truth Or Dare.
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Kay Cannon's directorial debut, Blockers, is a goofy, free-wheeling comedy that sneaks up on you with a surprising message of acceptance, love, and understanding.
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A QUIET PLACE, John Krasinski's directorial debut, is not only one of 2018's best films, but a masterfully conceived horror film where making a sound could potentially get you killed.
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