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A good movie to watch with friends who you could talk with during the slow parts.

Housebound is a goosebump-inducing funhouse of a film.

Two films at the International Family Film Festival, Centurion AD and Leaving Limbo took two radically different paths to get you in touch with things spiritual.

As a 'Dumb' man once said, "I like it a lot."

Harry meets Grace. Harry loses Grace, Harry meets Maren; they have a fling. Harry loses Maren when he chooses to meet Grace for coffee in Maren's presence. Then the fur flies when Harry meets Maren again at Grace's house. Grace is Maren's daughter. Harry burns with shame ignited by the sparks of anger he sees in Maren's eyes. How he gets out of this mess makes this comedy-drama about relationships, mistakes and love watchable, light hearted fare.

Everyone fumbles through life to some extent, and by end of St. Vincent, audiences will experience a unique combination of hope, honesty, and love.

If you're in the mood for something on the creepy side, this makes for the perfect purchase.

So much more than an exploding head.

This sequel to 2013's 'Planes' aims a bit higher than that first film and still comes up average.

This is almost Marvel-lite, but is there anything wrong with that? Absolutely not.