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The In Crowd Blu-ray Review

Insufferable people in an insufferable story, The In Crowd fails in even the tiniest ways when trying to pare down the sexual thriller to PG-13.

Silent Fall holds some merit as an isolated murder mystery, but it's utterly deflated by a ridiculous, implausible twist.

Director David Ayers depicts inner city Latinx culture in Tax Collector but fails in offering any genuine context other than Hollywood violence.

There was a time when Mallrats made sense, but only serves to expose toxic thinking that doesn't help the culture it supports.

Of historical interest, Warning from Space offers a few moments worth seeing, but it's mostly a slow, sluggish sci-fi drama.

Using a killer robot movie's framework, Automation uses that to explore real world fears over lost jobs and a changing workplace.

Far more fun than any expectation, 21 Jump Street is not only funny, but hones in on how quickly things change after high school.

22 Jump Street is the exact same movie as its predecessor and that's the joke. A funny one, too.

Whiplash explores exceptionalism and its cost in a tense, intelligent drama that's about more than the world of jazz.

A look at pro wrestling through the eyes of star Vampiro, Nail in the Coffin tears down an industry by focusing on a man who can't leave it.

Kevin James takes on a brutal villain's role in Becky, a film willing to ask what happens when society forces kids to grow up too fast.

Simple and charming, Driveways focuses its story on regrets, using the time we have left, and bringing people together.