Resident Evil: Apocalypse, like the first film, this has weirdly high rewatch value if you’re in the right mood. It's pure early-2000s studio trash cinema, and sometimes that’s exactly what you want.

Resident Evil (2002) remains a weirdly watchable and entirely unfaithful adaptation. A brainless and dumb B-movie with a lot of style, fun moments, and a strong lead in Milla Jovovich.

The Death of Robin Hood is a joyless, dull and often laughably edgy take on Robin Hood, one that often dips into what feels like a parody.

A solid throwback buddy action-comedy carried by Branagh’s excellent work, some sharp action and enough genuine chemistry to overcome its more formulaic instincts and Reynolds’ usual bag of tricks.

Leviticus is a beautiful yet deeply unsettling film that targets a devastating societal reality. It successfully exposes the bleak, hatred-soaked foundations of institutional injustice while fiercely advocating for the simple acceptance these characters so rightfully deserve.

The Runner is exactly what it appears to be: a silly, efficient, low-ambition real-time thriller that knows what it is, and quite literally, runs with it.