"Barron’s Cove" covers complex moral topics like systemic failure, and philosophical ideas like attachment theory, which is where kids who don’t receive love from their primary caregiver can’t empathize with other people. But they’re delivered in this vessel of a thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time. There’s action. There are explosions. There’s guns. There’s violence. Watching this dad go on a revenge-fueled kidnapping for his son is this gritty and real thing, and it shows how far a father will go for his child. There’s just no movie I know of that covers themes like that.

“Frankenstein” is a cinematic rollercoaster. It’s a beautiful movie, firstly, with sets and costumes that are meticulously designed. You'll never feel for one moment that you’re in the 21st century, and you’re completely committed to this gritty and whimsical universe. It’s perfect for movie-goers who like to see messages in their movies, and core universal themes, like the complex relationship in a father-son bond.