Our Brand Is Crisis
I hope this movie really explores the ethics of getting behind someone you know is truly bad. Follows the true story of an American campaign manager who was hired to get a Bolivian president re-elected. Starring Sandra Bullock, Scoot McNairy and Billy Bob Thornton.
Demolition
I like the fact that I've seen Jake Gyllenhaal mature as an actor. Maybe it's because he's the first one I've really paid attention too. In this film, he plays a man who gets his life back on track after the death of his wife. Also starring Naomi Watts and Chris Cooper.
Krampus
For those who are unaware, Krampus is a figure from German folklore who comes to punish those who have been bad all year instead of St Nick. The tale has been gaining traction of late, so it is only natural that we'd get a Hollywood Christmas movie about it. Starring Adam Scott, Toni Collette and Dave Koechner.
Carol
Director Todd Haynes has an obsession with the past and none of the movies he makes ever have contemporary settings. His latest, Carol, is set in 1950s New York and tells the story of an affair between a young shop clerk and an older woman. Starring Rooney Mara, Cate Blanchett and Kyle Chandler.
The Hallow
I don't know why people haven't learnt to stop buying those old decrepit houses on the edge of town next to the big forest. Nothing good ever happens. Starring Joseph Mawle, Bojana Novakovic and Michael Smiley.
I Smile Back
Although Sarah Silverman is one of the funniest comediennes around, she's decided to make a serious movie. Also starring Josh Charles and Thomas Sadoski.
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