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Hutch (Bob Odenkirk) work as a lethal assassin starts to take a toll on his family, so decides to take his wife (Connie Nielsen) and kids on a vacation in hopes to make memories. But troubles never seem too far away, when Hutch discovers that the vacation area is run by a ruthless crime boss (Sharon Stone).

Nobody 2 is an action film, and at times feels like a satire of an action film. Bob Odenkirk gets back in the role perfectly, I admire that Connie Nielsen plays a bigger role this time, so do the two playing their kids. Colin Hanks is awesome as a corrupt sheriff, and Sharon Stone is also great as a ruthless, unhinged crime boss. Chirstopher Lloyd and RZA return just as go has Odenkirk. It's a fun time for action fans out there.

22 years after Tess (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Anne (Lindsay Lohan) walked in each other's shoes, Anne now is a record producer and has a daughter named Harper (Julia Butters), and Tess (Jamie Lee Curtis) is successful psychiatrist. But Anne meets Eric (Manny Jacinto) and after months of dating both becomes engaged, but one problem Harper does not get along with Eric's daughter Lily (Sophia Hammons), but lighting soon strikes again, has all four women switch bodies, and can they prevent their lives from being ruined in one day?

Curtis and Lohan get back their roles feeling like they never left, both their performances really sell, playing two teenage girls trapped in adult bodies. But Butters and Hammons also shine has two adults trapped in teenage bodies. A fun sequel with miner call backs. My only real complaint is I wish they could have done better with the Chad Michael Murray character, feeling like he was there just to be there. But other than that, a fun film for everybody, if you loved the first one, I hope you'll give the sequel a look.

Couple Tim and Millie (Dave Franco and Alison Brie) move to the country in hopes to start a new life and help their relationship. One day going hiking, both fall into a cave, after a few hours they finally get out, but things start taking a scary turn for Tim and Millie.

If not for the good performances of Alison Brie and Dave Franco, this would be just a gross out horror film. The chemistry with them is on spot, fact that they are a couple in real life really makes it work well. Director Michael Shanks really knows how to bring the unsettling moments on screen, where you in the audience are just holding on your seat. If you are a big fan of body horror, then I hope you give Together a look.