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An uninspired martial arts flick from Malaysia, Silat Warriors delivers decent fights but hammy storytelling and predictable cliches.

Two sensational, best-in-class fight scenes make Hydra worth it, even if the rest lacks an engaging story.

An interesting, small-scale WWII story, The Great War of Archimedes becomes a stand-in for the entirety of Japan's war effort.

The Korean box-office winner Deliver Us from Evil produces bloody violence and crowd-pleasing action as two popular stars duke it out.

Jiyang Ziya is a beautifully animated Chinese fantasy epic with strong characters and Hollywood polish.

Disturbing "mind" horror from David Cronenberg's son Brandon, Possessor explores identity issues with graphic violence and a sci-fi twist.

A decent zombie flick, Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula lacks the ingenuity seen in the first film, choosing to follow Hollywood trends.

Broil is a slick supernatural thriller that boasts a strong screenplay and wonderfully sinister characters.

A better message than movie, Cut Throat City delves into the post-Katrina landscape and how inequality offered no out other than crime.

Gundala is a violent superhero flick from Indonesia that captures the country's own take on the genre with ahelping borrowed from Hollywood flicks.

Willing to go all-in on its immaturity while paying homage to the kung fu genre, Enter the Fat Dragon refuses to slow down.

A plodding, generic Western with Neal Bledsoe and AnnaLynne McCord, A Soldier's Revenge runs too long.