A superbly acted and deeply moving collection of inter-connected stories that is perhaps just a little too gloomy and melancholy to consider satisfactory entertainment

Netflix has assembled one of its most impressive casts as of late - including Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, Sebastian Stan, Jason Clarke, Riley Keough, and more - for the emotionally moving story of The Devil All The Time

The Lodge is the upcoming psychological horror movie starring Riley Keough. She plays a woman attempting to bond with her new boyfriend's two young children by going to an isolated mountain cabin for a few days. Trapped by bad weather with the children who're resentful of her intrusion into their lives, her past trauma come back to haunt her.

A wolf expert travels to the remote Alaskan wilderness to track down a missing boy presumably taken by wolves. He quickly realizes he's taken on a stranger and more sinister task that he could have anticipated as he finds himself in the middle of both a long-simmering dispute between a disenfranchised Indigenous community and the local authorities, and a mass-murder investigation.

The House that Jack Built is the upcoming thriller from controversial director Lars von Trier. Matt Dillon (Crash) stars as the titular Jack, a serial killer who believes that each murder he commits is a work of art. He also knows that he’ll invariably get caught, so as the years progress he begins taking greater and greater risks with each murder in order to create ever more provocative “art”.

Under the Silver Lake is the upcoming mystery movie that's described as a "delirious neo-noir fever dream about one man's search for the truth behind the mysterious crimes, murders, and disappearances in his East L.A. neighborhood." Andrew Garfield stars as an aimless, and out of his depth, man searching to uncover the truth behind the disappearance of a mysterious young woman who he met swimming in his pool.

HBO has a powerful new movie on the way that looks set to feature a incredible performance by the enigmatic Al Pacino

After announcing his "retirement" from feature film directing in 2013, Steven Soderberg is back! And for his return, the Ocean's Trilogy filmmaker is jumping back into the heist film genre that earned him so many fans with Logan Lucky!