Fridae

One of those movies you go see to just to see the simple joy of big thrills on a low budget.

Gangster Squad is perfectly disposable pulp mash, you won't be disappointed if you choose to see it for the visuals and music alone, but you're not missing much if you miss out on it.

Tired youth mobster franchise gets a reboot and an infusion of new blood.

Dark, comic and ironic, Killing Them Softly is a sly mob film that's more of a commentary about the rot within modern politics and business.

Wong Jing's latest pic has no boob jokes, but you'll find reason to both be awed and cheesed off anyway.

Parental Guidance plays like a farcical remake of Trouble with the Curve, complete with pratfalls, groin pokes, poop jokes, and other easy laughs.

Fittingly for a film about guillotines the film buzzes around like a headless fly through scattershot themes, bad melodrama, and poor CGI.

An award-baiting crowd-pleaser of a film with all that implies.

An unflinching, meticulous study of whether they'll still love each other at 84.

But of course there is much profit in gaining the world and losing your soul!