A primary school teacher kidnaps her most disruptive student, chains him to her basement wall with a harness she found by googling "how to live with an 800lb gorilla," and the film then has the audacity to make you sit with the fact that you kind of understand why she did it. This is Bad Apples. It is not for everyone. It is absolutely for me. Saoirse Ronan plays Maria, known only as Ms. to the children at an aggressively posh British school that talks endlessly about its stu

Ko Bum-seok (Hwang Jung-min) is the police chief of Hope Harbor, a small town located near the DMZ in South Korea. He gets a call from his cousin, Ko Sung-ki (Zo In-sung), about a dead cow in the road with unnatural wounds. Rumors begin circulating that a tiger is the culprit, but a trip back into town reveals more unnatural carnage among the cows—and even a farmer. When Bum-seok returns to town, he finds a massacre: buildings torn apart, bodies strewn across the streets, and

"I'm in, like, a messed-up situation right now..." Over this past weekend, I finally got caught up on Zach Cregger's latest horror adaptation of the video game IP known as Resident Evil. Truth be told, I've never played any of the video games before nor have I watched any of the films. I don't have any intentions on doing the latter, especially when I don't want to support a filmmaker that allowed a stunt gone wrong where someone lost an arm. As for this film, I came in with