A young but ambitious Wall Street manager named Lockhart (Dane DeHaan) is sent to a spa in the Swiss Alps to bring back Pembroke (Harry Groener), one of the big chiefs in the company. Upon arrival, he meets the slightly creepy director of the place, Volmer (Jason Isaacs) along with Pembroke, who has no intention of leaving the spa and going back to the hustle and bustle of NYC. When Lockhart tries to leave, he gets in a car accident and ends up having to stay longer than he had anticipated. Which would have been fine had he been in any other spa, but this place is just plain creepy.

After 17 years and 8 movies, did we really need another movie starring Hugh Jackman as Wolverine? Turns out we did. And if the others were anything like Logan, I would say we needed even more.

‘Debuting on Friday, January 13th, this film redefines the horror that iconic date represents-stretching our comprehension of the terror this day holds beyond our wildest nightmares’.

The Founder tells the origin story of McDonald’s. Think Prometheus featuring the Big Mac.

The Founder pretty much flew under everyone’s radar even though the movie - directed by John Lee Hancock (Saving Mr. Banks) and written by Robert Siegel (The Wrestler) – is pretty good and sees Michael Keaton adding yet another solid performance to his resume.

Has it ever happened to you that you wake up a couple of minutes before your alarm goes off? Sucks, right? Well, imagine that happening 90 years before you are supposed to get up. That shit won’t just ruin your day, it will mess up your entire life.