Mark Reviews Movies - Film reviews and criticism by Mark Dujsik

The Accountant 2	Unsurprisingly, The Accountant 2 falls into the same traps as its predecessor.	Until Dawn	The movie may be little more than a cheap machine for creating scares and jokes, but the filmmakers know that's the point and embrace it fully.	Havoc	When the action comes in Havoc, writer/director Gareth Evans' film certainly lives up to its title.
The Legend of Ochi	The ochi are the obvious stars of this tale, and if Saxon trusted that more, the movie might have been on to something.	On Swift Horses	On Swift Horses is too confused about its characters and its bigger intentions to succeed.	Cheech & Chong's Last Movie	It's a fitting final cinematic ride.
The Trouble with Jessica	It doesn't lack the heart to be as cruel as finding any real humor in this situation requires.	Neighborhood Watch	The movie has an unfortunate habit of playing Simon and his symptoms as both a gimmick and a bit of a joke.	Yadang: The Snitch	Yadang: The Snitch lets its elaborate narrative overshadow whatever message it wants us to take from that story.
Fréwaka	This is definitely a case of a movie counting on its style to overcome the shortcomings of its substance.	Mob Cops	It's all flat, by-the-numbers, and repetitive exposition.	April	The movie is more confounding than revelatory.