Action/Adventure

The year’s first must see film is here, and will undoubtedly go down as one of the year’s best as well.

Sweieetwater is an amazing take on a female heroine in a cross-genre "western" thriller.

Dead Snow: Red vs. Dead fails to live up to expectations; on the other hand, The Raid 2: Berandal knocks it out of the park.

This movie outdoes most big budget action films on what can only be assumed as one percent of their budgets.

A notch above the original 'Machete,' but a step up from god-awful is still pretty bad.

Director Verbinski invigorates the stale western genre by infusing modern style, all the while not sacrificing the props, costumes, and real set pieces that make the genre great.

Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit kicks the new series off with a bang and hopefully additional entries will make our way sooner than later.

Bethlehem is a gripping thriller adventure about a unique relationship between a Palestinian youth and Israeli agent that holds dangerous consequences for both.

Charley Countryman stars Shia LaBeouf and Evan Rachel Wood as a young couple who take risks with each other's lives to find a new way to live, love and learn the freedom to be.

Exemplary 3D presentation can't make up for wooden acting and horrible storytelling. This is direct-to-video filmmaking at its corniest.