Alien: Covenant — Oh, it just gets so creepy... Loved it — 8*/10

Welcome back to the real creepiness of the Alien world. The overall sense of never being safe is finally truly back. Gotta love it.

Michael Fassbender, Katherine Waterston, Billy Crudup and Danny McBride (finally showing us his acting skills).

Synopsis & information: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2316204/

The Voices — A very dark type of comedy — 7*/10

• Story: Weird, with disgust as a by product. Riveting if you like the type. You keep wondering what's going to happen next. You mostly do know, but keep hoping you're wrong. Lots of good scenario choices that are outside what we're usually served.
• Setting: Simple. Backwater America.
• Style: Dark, and so offbeat that the humor gets lost in the translation. Multiple bloody scenes. Even so, you can't really call this flick gory. There's enough blood to set the tone, but not enough to be over the top.
• Ending: Unusual and pretty good.
• Dialogs: Excellent. That's mostly where you'll find the laughs.
• Characters: Well thought out and fleshed out, if a bit simple. The secret is in how they are portrayed by the actors.
• Acting: Solid. Perfect as far as the main role is concerned.
• Known actors: Ryan Reynolds (really showed his best here), Gemma Arterton and Anna Kendrick.
• Visuals: Excellent, lots of details.
• Music: Purposefully at odd with what's happening, a reflection of his mental condition.
• Synopsis & information: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1567437/
• Entertainment value: Depends if you like that kind of tale.
• Who is it for? Those who like their humor dark and like truly crazy characters, as well as Reynolds fans if they don't mind a departure from his usual roles.

Nightcrawler — Brilliant, scary and completely demented — 9*/10

Nightcrawler is creepy and insane. At first, things just seem a little off with the main character, but as the story progress and you get completely drawn in, you get to see how deep the rabbit hole goes. It's a brilliant film on many aspects, but it's definitively not be for everybody.

For those who like psychological flick with some action.
9*/10

Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) — Insanity can make a great story — 10*/10

Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) is crazy. Well, naturally, since it's about a man who is lost in his own mind. It's an intricate triple juxtaposition of the real life of the actor, his role in the movie and the part he plays in the Broadway play within the film. All around superb acting, great camera work, and captivating scenario. The drums might get on your nerves, but they set the beat beautifully.

For those who don't mind the unusual or the psychotic.
10*/10