The Invitation In "The Invitation", a man named Will (Logan Marshall-Green) and his girlfriend accept an invitation for a dinner party at his ex-wife's (Tammy Blanchard) and her new husband's (Michiel Huisman) house. Will soon believes that the invitation is more than it seems especially now since his ex-wife and husband reveal that they are part of a new-age cult. Is Will imagining things or is something really amiss? This is the kind of well written suspenseful thriller which is so simple in its premise, but manages to keep you wondering on what's really happening until the very end.

Everybody Wants Some !! Just like every Richard Linklater film, "Everybody Wants Some!!" doesn't exactly work around the typical movie formula of having a definite start, climax and conclusion. Like real life, it just picks up on a part of a character's life and unfolds a story from of it. Set in the nostalgic '80s with the soundtrack of blaring Rock n' Roll tunes, we follow college freshman Jake (Blake Jenner) and his new group of baseball friends as they experience college life. The characters are likeable; it's funnier than "Dazed and Confused" and makes you think of life's many experiences.

Green Room One of the late Anton Yelchin's few good films, "Green Room", is a horror thriller that is easy to miss at first, but once you do get the chance to watch it, you'll find it to be a rare gem not for the faint-hearted. Yelchin's character plays a member of a punk rock group on tour, who chance upon a gig at a shady neo-Nazi skinhead bar. When the band accidently witnesses a murder in the bar's green room, they are forced to lock themselves in and devise a plan to escape from being held hostage by the skinheads, who are led by the bar owner played by actor Patrick Stewart in a rare villainous role. It's a fight for survival with ultra-violent results.

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