Making his feature film directing debut, James C. Clayton also stars in the new action/thriller Bullet Proof, which co-stars Vinnie Jones.

Jamie Foxx returns to Netflix after the solid Project Power in 2020 with Day Shift, a vampire horror/comedy with fantastic action but some undercooked characters and plot beats.

Being billed as the “conclusion to the Jurassic era” and closing out the Jurassic Park/World storyline, Jurassic World: Dominion has some fun moments and the very welcome return of the OG Jurassic Park trio of Sam Neill, Laura Dern, and Jeff Goldblum but is overall kind of a bloated finale that is neither truly terrible nor particularly great.

A real killer stalks a haunted attraction, picking off the staff one by one, in the slasher horror movie Scare Zone, which was partially filmed on location at Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights.

There have been numerous “legacy sequels” of varying degrees of quality over the last few years but Top Gun: Maverick easily stands out as one of, if not the, best ones yet with, among other things, some truly jaw-dropping aerial action.

Ryan Reynolds and Shawn Levy re-team after last year’s Free Guy for the solid and thoroughly entertaining new Netflix time travel action movie, The Adam Project, where Reynolds plays a fighter pilot from the year 2050 who travels back in time on a rescue mission but ends up in 2022 and meets his 12 year old self, played by newcomer Walker Scobell.

After the over the top insanity of the Paul WS Anderson/Milla Jovovich Resident Evil series, Welcome to Raccoon City is a more faithful adaptation of the games and has quite a bit to make fans happy but its decision to cram Resident Evil and Resident Evil 2 into one short movie makes a lot of it feel rushed and underbaked.

Charles Bronson doppelganger Robert Bronzi is back with the schlocky prison action movie Escape from Death Block 13, out now on DVD and On-Demand.