According to: Selina
20 – Sky Sharks
(9/1)
Tag Line: The sea
is not enough.
Production Company:
Fuse Box Films, Slice Production Studios
Director: Marc
Fehse
Writer: Carsten
Fehse, Marc Fehse, A.D. Morel
Actors: Naomi
Grossman, Diana Prince, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Tony Todd, Amanda Bearse, Dave
Sheridan, Eva Habermann, Robert LaSardo, Barbara Nedeljakova, Lar Park-Lincoln,
Asami, Lynn Lowry, Mick Garris, Nick Principe, Michaela Schaffrath, Charles
Rettinghaus
Genre: Comedy,
Horror
Rated: NR
Length: Unknown
IMDb Blurb: Deep in the ice of the Antarctic, a team of
geologists uncover an old Nazi laboratory still intact where dark experiments
had occurred. In order to conquer the world, the Nazis created modified sharks
who were able to fly and whose riders are genetically mutated, undead
super-humans. A military task force called ‘Dead Flesh Four’ - reanimated US
soldiers who fell in Vietnam - is put together to prevent world downfall.
This film is going to suck, a lot… but I bet it’s going to
be a hell of a lot of fun to watch with a group of friends. At the very least,
it’s kind of different – even if it does look like an Asylum-y film.
19 –
Clowntergeist (9/12)
Tag Line: The
reason you’re afraid of clowns.
Production Company:
None Listed
Director: Aaron
Mirtes
Writer: Brad
Belemjian, Aaron Mirtes
Actors: Brittany
Belland, Aaron Mirtes, Monica Baker, Burt Culver, Eric Corbin, Johnjay Fitih,
Sean Patrick Murray, Tom Seidman
Genre: Horror
Rated: NR
Length: 82
minutes
IMDb Blurb: Emma, a college student with a crippling fear of
clowns, must come face to face with her worst fear when an evil spirit in the
body of a clown is summoned terrorizing the town she calls home.
I had so many issues deciding to add this film to my list. I
mean, I wanted to. The trailer looks a lot better than you’d think… but the
name. Oh, god… the name.
Why? Why would you name a film Clowntergeist?
I was almost certain, when I looked up the trailer, that
this would be a bullshit New Horizons Picture for Syfy film along the lines of Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda (2014) or Piranhaconda (2012). And, yeah, some of
the effects look really ridiculous in the trailer, it’s clearly not an A-list
film… but it looks a hell of a lot better than anything New Horizons Picture cranks
out for Syfy.
There’s a part in the trailer that even made me jump
slightly.
But, why? Why would you take a decent looking film and name
it Clowntergeist? Trust the Dice, as
a whole, is face-palming. I just want you to know that.
.(but why gif)
18 – Battle of
the Sexes (9/22)
Tag Line: He made
a bet. She made history.
Production Company:
Cloud Eight Films, Decibel Films, Fox Searchlight Pictures
Director: Jonathan
Dayton, Valerie Faris
Writer: Simon
Beaufoy
Actors: Emma
Stone, Steve Carell, Elisabeth Shue, Bill Pullman, Andrea Riseborough, Alan
Cumming, Chris Parnell, Martha MacIsaac, Eric Christian Olsen, Jessica McNamee,
Natalie Morales, Austin Stowell, Wallace Langham, Mark Harelik
Genre: Biography,
Comedy, Sport
Rated: PG-13
Length: 121
minutes
IMDb Blurb: The true story of the 1973 tennis match between
World number one Billie Jean King and ex-champ and serial hustler Bobby Riggs.
I am a big fan of Emma Stone (Aloha, The Croods, Friends with Benefits) in general, so I was
really interested in seeing a film that represented her in a way that I hadn’t
seen before. Her character in this film is a little more on the serious side,
even though it’s a comedy. Mostly I’m used to seeing Stone as a wacky, kind of
awkward, cute girl. A movie with her starring in it would interest me the most
now if she was portrayed as a villain or the way Battle of the Sexes does.
The movie’s got a great cast aside from her, and the story
looks interested – even if it is tennis.
17 – Unlocked (9/1)
Tag Line: To stop
the terror, they must fight the conspiracy.
Production Company:
Bloom, Czech Anglo Productions, Di Bonaventura Pictures, Lipsync Productions,
SRA Productions, Silver Reel, Unlocked Distribution
Director: Michael
Apted
Writer: Peter
O’Brien
Actors: Noomi
Rapace, Orlando Bloom, Toni Collette, Michael Douglas, John Malkovich, Akshay
Kumar, Aymen Hamdouchi, Adelayo Adedayo, Brian Caspe, Tosin Cole, Philip Brodie
Genre: Action,
Drama, Mystery
Rated: R
Length: 98
minutes
IMDb Blurb: A CIA interrogator is lured into a ruse that puts
London at risk of a biological attack.
Female bad ass agent battling a biological terrorist attack.
Sign me up.
16 – The Vault (9/1)
Tag Line: No one
is safe.
Production Company:
Redwire Pictures, Content Media, Culmination Productions, Casadelic Pictures,
Jeff Rice Films, LB Entertainment, Imprint Entertainment, Psychopia Pictures
Director: Dan
Bush
Writer: Dan Bush,
Conal Byrne
Actors: James
Franco, Taryn Manning, Francesca Eastwood, Scott Haze, Q’orianka Kilcher, Jeff
Gum, Clifton Collins Jr., Keith Loneker, Jill Jane Clements, Michael Milford,
Aleksander Vayshelboym, Debbie Sherman, Lee Broda, Anthony DiRocco, Dmitry
Paniotto
Genre: Horror,
Thriller
Rated: NR
Length: 91
minutes
IMDb Blurb: Two estranged sisters are forced to rob a bank in
order to save their brother. But this is no ordinary bank.
This film reminds me, very mildly, of The Last Heist (2016).
I like films like this that start off in one genre, or with
one expectation, and twists to become something else. It’s like someone sat
down to write an action/thriller and let their imagination run so wild that
they wound up on the sci-fi/horror spectrum.
Twists are good. Movies should be trying to pull the
unexpected.
Don’t get me wrong, there’s still a place in our culture for
the comfortable tropes we’ve grown to love… but we still need films to attempt
to evolve or what’s the point of watching? Just watch your favorites on repeat.
15 – Anti Matter
(9/8)
Tag Line: Science
and hell have come together.
Production Company:
The Cast Iron Picture Co.
Director: Keir
Burrows
Writer: Keir
Burrows
Actors: Yaiza
Figueroa, Philippa Carson, Tom Barber-Duffy, Noah Maxwell Clarke, James Farrar,
Yolanda Vazquez, Casey Lawler, Harrie Hayes, Holly Joyce, Julia Savill, Rachel
Waring, Molly Bas,
Genre: Mystery,
Sci-Fi
Rated: NR
Length: 109
minutes
IMDb Blurb: Anti Matter (AKA Worm) is a sci-fi noir take on the
Alice in Wonderland tale. Ana, an Oxford PhD student, finds herself unable to
build new memories following an experiment to generate and travel through a
wormhole. The story follows her increasingly desperate efforts to understand
what happened, and to find out who - or what - is behind the rising horror in
her life.
The basic idea of this film stirs a curiosity in me. I have
an interest in worm holes and string theory. Naturally, I don’t expect the film
to be completely scientifically accurate, but it’s fun to fantasize.
Although the U.S. is getting September 8th release, the
initial showing was in the U.K. in September of 2016. That means it already has
an IMDb rating. I had this film lower on the list until I noted that the IMDb
rating is 8.0 out of 512 reviewers. That’s no easy feat, and I simply couldn’t
ignore it.
14 – First They
Killed My Father: A Daughter of Cambodia Remembers (9/15)
Tag Line: None
Production Company:
Netflix, Bophana Productions
Director: Angelina
Jolie
Writer: Loung
Ung, Angelina Jolie
Actors: Sareum
Srey Moch, Phoeung Kompheak, Sveng Socheata, Tharoth Sam
Genre: Biography,
Drama, History
Rated: NR
Length: 136
minutes
IMDb Blurb: Cambodian author and human rights activist Loung
Ung recounts the horrors she suffered under the rule of the deadly Khmer Rouge.
This true story looks absolutely devastating. It tells the
tale of a girl in Cambodia that loses everything during war. I’m not sure what language
the majority of it will be in, but I hardly care. The trailer alone makes my
chest hurt a bit.
It’s one of those films you watch for what it stands for
more than entertainment.
13 – 9/11 (9/8)
Tag Line: The
world watched it, they lived it.
Production Company:
Black Bear Studios, The Film House, Sprockefeller Pictures, Sunset Pictures, Thunder
Studios, Vitamin A Films
Director: Martin
Guigui
Writer: Patrick
James Carson, Steven James Golebiowski, Martin Guigui
Actors: Charlie
Sheen, Whoopi Goldberg, Gina Gershon, Luis Guzman, Wood Harris, Olga Fonda,
Jacqueline Bisset, Billy Malone, Bruce Davison, Faune Chambers Watkins, Whitney
Avalon, Dahlia Waingort, Katie Couric, Matt Lauer
Genre: Action,
Drama
Rated: R
Length: 90
minutes
IMDb Blurb: A group of 5 people find themselves trapped in an
elevator in the World Trade Center's North Tower on 9/11. They work together,
never giving up hope, to try to escape before the unthinkable happens.
There are a lot of films about 9/11, and there will likely
be a lot more. It was a terrible and significant day in the history of the U.S.
Being from New York, I remember exactly where I was that day. I remember
walking to college, what class I was in when it happened; in fact, I even
remember what I was wearing.
Not every movie about that horrible day, however, speaks to
me. This one, from the viewpoint of inside the towers… does.
The trailer looks harrowing and honest.
12 – Little Evil
(9/1)
Tag Line: Samantha
is his dream. Lucas is his nightmare.
Production Company:
Bluegrass Films, Mandalay Pictures
Director: Eli
Craig
Writer: Eli Craig
Actors: Evangeline
Lilly, Adam Scott, Clancy Brown, Bridget Everett, Tyler Labine, Donald Faison,
Chris D’Elia, Kyle Bornheimer, Owen Atlas, Jami Kinton, Rick Applegate
Genre: Comedy,
Horror
Rated: NR
Length: Unknown
IMDb Blurb: Gary who has just married Samantha the woman of his
dreams, discovers that her six-year-old son may be the Antichrist.
This film looks pretty awesome, and the cast is top notch.
Even if the one-liners they were throwing out during the trailer weren’t
golden, I’d still be interested.
Besides, it looks like The
Omen (1976), only funny. I’m cool with that.
11 – The LEGO
Ninjago Movie (9/22)
Tag Line: Find
your inner piece.
Production Company:
LEGO System A/S, Lin Pictures, Lord Miller, Vertigo Entertainment, Warner
Animation Group, Warner Bros. Animation
Director: Charlie
Bean, Paul Fisher, Bob Logan
Writer: Bob Logan,
Dan Hageman, Hilary Winston, Jared Stern, John Whittington, Kevin Hageman, Paul
Fisher, Tom Wheeler, William Wheeler
Actors: Olivia
Munn, Justin Theroux, Jackie Chan, Dave Franco, Michael Pena, Kumail Nanjiani,
Zach Woods, Abbi Jacobson, Fred Armisen, Kaan Guldur
Genre: Animation,
Action, Adventure, Family
Rated: PG
Length: Unknown
IMDb Blurb: The battle for Ninjago City calls to action young
Master Builder Lloyd, aka the Green Ninja, along with his friends, who are all
secret ninja warriors. Led by Master Wu, as wise-cracking as he is wise, they
must defeat evil warlord Garmadon, The Worst Guy Ever, who also happens to be
Lloyd's dad.
I am a sucker for the Lego movies. I just am. They rarely
ever look anything but awesome. Ninjago is
no exception.
The trailer alone had me giggling.
10 – American
Assassin (9/15)
Tag Line: Assassins
aren’t born, they’re made.
Production Company:
CBS Films, Lionsgate, Di Bonaventura Pictures, Nick Wechsler Productions
Director: Michael
Cuesta
Writer: Vince
Flynn, Stephen Schiff, Michael Finch, Edward Zwick, Marshall Herskovitch
Actors: Dylan O’Brien,
Taylor Kitsch, Michael Keaton, Scott Adkins, Sanaa Lathan, Shiva Negar, David
Suchet, Kamil Lemieszewski, Sydney White, Charlotte Vega
Genre: Action,
Thriller
Rated: NR
Length: 111 minutes
IMDb Blurb: A story centered on counterterrorism agent Mitch
Rapp.
This film marks the return of Dylan O’Brien (Teen Wolf, The Internship, The First Time).
It’s his first action film since he was hurt on the set of Maze Runner: Death Cure (2018). He’s admitted that returning to
action sequences was difficult and nerve-wracking for him. I have to respect
that he did it anyway.
The best part is that I get to honestly say this film looks
good. I mean, it’s a bit of a massive trope, but still looks exciting. Almost
like Wanted (2008) without the camp.
At the very least, it should be a solid action film.
9 – Rememory (9/8)
Tag Line: We are
nothing more than the memories we keep.
Production Company:
First Point Entertainment, Scythia Films, Strophic Productions Limited
Director: Mark
Palansky
Writer: Mark
Palansky, Mike Vukadinovich
Actors: Peter
Dinklage, Matt Ellis, Jordana Largy, Martin Donovan, Evelyne Brochu, Henry Ian
Cusick, Anton Yelchin, Julia Ormond, Gracyn Shinyei, Colin Lawrence, Chad
Krowchuk, Carrie Anne Fleming, Kathryn Kirkpatrick, Maja Aro
Genre: Drama,
Mystery, Sci-Fi
Rated: PG-13
Length: 111
minutes
IMDb Blurb: The widow of a wise professor stumbles upon one of
his inventions that's able to record and play a person's memory.
And now I’m sad.
Anton Yelchin (Star
Trek Beyond, Green Room, Odd Thomas) had a hell of a career in front of
him. His death was tragic on so many levels. As a result, Rememory would have made this list whether or not it looked good.
However, it looks amazing, and he’s acting alongside Peter
Dinklage (Penelope, Game of Thrones,
Knights of Badassdom) and Mark Palansky (Penelope, Shutter, The Same), a director who knows how to utilize Dinklage’s
talent properly.
I have high expectations for this movie.
8 – Victoria and
Abdul (9/22)
Tag Line: History’s
most unlikely friendship.
Production Company:
BBC Films, Cross Street Films, Perfect World Pictures, Working Title Films
Director: Stephen
Frears
Writer: Lee Hall,
Shrabani Basu
Actors: Judi
Dench, Michael Gambon, Olivia Williams, Eddie Izzard, Simon Callow, Tim
Pigott-Smith, Adeel Akhtar, Ali Fazal, Fenella Woolgar, Julian Wadham, Jonathan
Harden, Robin Soans, Penny Ryder, Tim Bristow
Genre: Biography,
Drama, History
Rated: PG-13
Length: 112
minutes
IMDb Blurb: Queen Victoria strikes up an unlikely friendship
with a young Indian clerk named Abdul Karim.
Dame Judi Dench (Tulip
Fever, Philomena, Spectre) is absolutely remarkable in this trailer. It’s
just a trailer and it feels a bit like I’ve watched a short film. Next to her,
most other actors would be below notice, but Ali Fazal (Furious 7, Bang Baaja Baaraat, Xuan Zang) is right there along with
her. It’s difficult to be eye-to-eye with an actor as amazing as Dench, and he
manages.
I don’t normally go for just basic historical drama, but I
cannot deny just how good this film looks.
7 – Rebel in the
Rye (9/15)
Tag Line: Don't
ever tell anybody anything. If you do, you start missing everybody.
Production Company:
Black Label Media, West Madison Entertainment
Director: Danny
Strong
Writer: Danny
Strong, Kenneth Slawenski
Actors: Zoey
Deutch, Sarah Paulson, Kevin Spacey, Nicholas Hoult, Amy Rutberg, Lucy Boynton,
Victor Garber, Hope Davis, James Urbaniak, Brian d’Arcy James, Eric Bogosian,
Evan Hall, Adam Busch, Bernard White, David Berman
Genre: Biography,
Drama
Rated: PG-13
Length: 106
minutes
IMDb Blurb: The life of celebrated but reclusive author, J.D.
Salinger, who gained worldwide fame with the publication of his novel, The
Catcher in the Rye.
I’m very curious about the life of J.D. Salinger (A Perfect Day for Bananafish, The Laughing
Man, The Inverted Forest). I mean, who among us hasn’t read Catcher in the Rye – whether it was
voluntary or forced, kicking and screaming?
Nicholas Hoult (Equals,
Warm Bodies, X-Men: First Class) was a great choice to play him, and the
trailer makes it look even more interesting.
6 – Flatliners
(9/29)
Tag Line: Cross
the line. Death will follow you back.
Production Company:
Cross Creek Pictures, Furthur Films, Laurence Mark Productions, The Safran
Company, Screen Gems
Director: Niels
Arden Oplev
Writer: Ben
Ripley, Peter Filardi
Actors: Nina
Dobrev, ElliotPage, Diego Luna, Kiefer Sutherland, James Norton, Kiersey
Clemons, Beau Mirchoff, Steve Byers, Tyler Hynes, Daniela Barbosa
Genre: Drama,
Horror, Sci-Fi
Rated: NR
Length: Unknown
IMDb Blurb: Five medical students, obsessed by what lies beyond
the confines of life, embark on a daring experiment: by stopping their hearts
for short periods, each triggers a near-death experience - giving them a
firsthand account of the afterlife.
I haven’t seen the original Flatliners (1990), so I can only judge this remake by its trailer,
and its trailer looks pretty good.
Most people are concerned or interested in learning about
what might happen to us after death. That makes this film very relatable… which
is probably why it was popular enough to be remade in the first place.
I’ll be seeing the original before this one, it was always
in the cards – I’ll just do it sooner now.
5 – It (9/8)
Tag Line: You’ll
float too.
Production Company:
New Line Cinema, KatzSmith Productions, Lin Pictures, RatPac-Dune Entertainment,
Vertigo Entertainment
Director: Andy
Muschietti
Writer: Chase
Palmer, Cary Fukunaga, Gary Dauberman, Stephen King
Actors: Bill
Skarsgard, Finn Wolfhard, Sophia Lillis, Javier Botet, Jaeden Liberher,
Nicholas Hamilton, Megan Charpentier, Wyatt Oleff, Owen Teague, Jack Dylan
Grazer, Steven Williams, Tatum Lee,
Jeremy Ray Taylor, Jackson Robert Scott, Chosen Jacobs, Kelly Van der Burg, Pip
Dwyer, David Katzenberg
Genre: Drama,
Horror
Rated: R
Length: 135
minutes
IMDb Blurb: A group of bullied kids band together when a
monster, taking the appearance of a clown, begins hunting children.
The original It (1990)
was not a movie, it was a mini-series. So, I’m both looking forward to the
remake and worried about how they’re going to take all that information and
condense it down into a single film.
Whatever the outcome, it should be interesting to watch.
4 – Animal
Crackers (9/1)
Tag Line: Oh,
crumbs.
Production Company:
Beijing Wen Hua Dong Run Investment Co., China Film Co., Landmark International,
Storyoscopic Films, Blue Dream Studios, Generalitat Valenciana, Instituto de la
CinematografÃa y de las Artes Audiovisuales (ICAA), May Day Movies
Director: Tony
Bancroft, Scott Christian Sava, Jaime Maestro
Writer: Dean
Lorey, Scott Christian Sava
Actors: Emily
Blunt, Danny DeVito, John Krasinski, Ian McKellen, Raven-Symone, Sylvester
Stallone, Patrick Warburton, Tara Strong, James Arnold Taylor, Lydia Rose
Taylor, Wallace Shawn, Gilbert Gottfried, Harvey Fierstein, Kevin Grevioux
Genre: Animation,
Adventure, Comedy, Family
Rated: NR
Length: 94
minutes
IMDb Blurb: A family must use a magical box of Animal Crackers
to save a run-down circus from being taken over by their evil uncle Horatio P.
Huntington.
This film looks so incredibly adorable. The idea is
relatively fresh and the animation style is different than most family films
coming out. Just watch the trailer, it’s a lot of fun.
3 – Mother! (9/15)
Tag Line: Seeing is
believing.
Production Company:
Protozoa Pictures
Director: Darren
Aronofsky
Writer: Darren
Aronofsky
Actors: Jennifer
Lawrence, Javier Bardem, Ed Harris, Michelle Pfeiffer, Domhnall Gleeson, Brian
Gleeson, Stephen McHattie, Kristen Wiig, Stefan Simchowitz, Jovan Adepo, Robert
Higden, Amanda Warren, Eric Davis
Genre: Drama,
Horror, Mystery
Rated: NR
Length: 115
minutes
IMDb Blurb: A couple's relationship is tested when uninvited
guests arrive at their home, disrupting their tranquil existence.
This movie is sure to be a great big mind fuck. I have
absolutely no doubt about it. In fact, I don’t know what part I’m most looking
forward to. The story and script certainly look like they are going to be worth
the admission fee, but then you add a great cast and the phenomenal Darren
Aronofsky (Requiem for a Dream, Black
Swan, The Fountain) as writer/director.
Everything about the trailer, poster, and IMDb page looks
enticing for Mother!.
2 – Kingsman: The
Golden Circle (9/22)
Tag Line: Reports
of my death have been greatly exaggerated.
Production Company:
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation, Marv Films, Shangri-La Entertainment, TSG
Entertainment
Director: Matthew
Vaughn
Writer: Jane
Goldman, Matthew Vaughn, Mark Millar, Dave Gibbons
Actors: Taron
Egerton, Channing Tatum, Pedro Pascal, Sophie Cookson, Halle Berry, Mark
Strong, Jeff Bridges, Julianne Moore, Colin Firth, Poppy Delevingne, Hanna
Alstrom, Vinnie Jones, Edward Holcroft, Samantha Womack, Elton John, Lena
Endre, Alexandra Ford
Genre: Action,
Adventure, Comedy
Rated: R
Length: Unknown
IMDb Blurb: When their headquarters are destroyed and the world
is held hostage, the Kingsman's journey leads them to the discovery of an
allied spy organization in the US. These two elite secret organizations must
band together to defeat a common enemy.
On ANY other month, this would have been number one on my
list. Yes, even on a month with a Marvel Universe film coming out. It just so
happens that this month, my number one slot is reserved for a movie that is
completely different than anyone’s ever seen.
When I saw the first Kingsman
(2014), I texted Cat that I
wanted to marry that movie. It was just so amazingly perfect.
I’m more than well aware that early critics spat all over
that film. I don’t know what the fuck their problem was, but later reviews and
audience reviews are incredibly high – and that makes much more sense to me.
Now, The Golden Circle
is a sequel. Needless to say, I don’t expect it to be as good as the original.
Most sequels don’t quite live up to their predecessors. Still, I rate the
original with a perfect score… so that leads me to believe it’s sequel will be
amazing regardless.
If it’s half as good as the first Kingsman, it’ll still be better than 90% of the films I watch in a
year.
1 – Loving
Vincent (9/22)
Tag Line: The
truth is, we cannot speak other than by our paintings.
Production Company:
BreakThru Productions, Trademark Films, Silver Reel, Odra Film, Centrum
Technologii Audiowizualnych
Director: Dorota
Kobiela, Hugh Welchman
Writer: Jacek
Dehnel, Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman
Actors: Saoirse
Ronan, Jermone Flynn, Aidan Turner, Helen McCrory, Eleanor Tomlinson, Chris O’Dowd,
Douglas Booth, Holly Earl, Robert Gulaczyk, John Sessions, James Greene,
Richard Banks, Bill Thomas, Martin Herdman, Josh Burdett, Robin Hodges
Genre: Animation,
Biography, Crime
Rated: PG-13
Length: 95
minutes
IMDb Blurb: A feature film about the life and mysterious death
of Vincent Van Gogh.
Yes, the story looks good and I would love to learn about Vincent
van Gogh’s life… but alone that wouldn’t have put this film at number one.
Effort deserves to be recognized.
Every single moment of this film was hand-painted on canvas.
That’s right, it’s the world’s first entirely oil painted film. How the hell
could I not recognize this film as the number one pick for this month?
Approximately 125 artists had to work together to honor van Gogh in his own
style. The respect is absolutely amazing to witness.
The creators behind this film took a story that could have
been interesting and, instead of doing what the rest of Hollywood might have
done, absolutely revolutionized it. They bet everything on reinventing the
wheel.
It’s a risk I believe was worth taking. The trailer is
phenomenal. I was transfixed… and I can’t wait to see the movie.
Movies to Look out For
According to: Cat
American Made .20
Dead Again in Tombstone.19
The Layover .18
Little Evil .17
Rebel in the Rye .16
Unlocked .15
In Search of Fellini .14
Victoria and Abdul .13
Battle of the Sexes .12
The Limehouse Golem .11
Stronger .10
Animal Crackers .9
Loving Vincent .8
Kingsman: The Golden
Circle .7
Flatliners .6
Mother! .5
Rememory .4
American Assassin .3
The LEGO Ninjago Movie .2
It .1
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