Malarkey

Will & Harper felt like Will Ferrell and his longtime friend Harper Steele, who helped launch his career in American comedy, decided to hit the road to process Harper's transition. The best part? You’re just watching two friends hang out. It’s refreshingly natural, set against the backdrop of a rarely-seen slice of central America, filled with funny and entertaining conversations that also pack an emotional punch when you least expect it. The whole thing has a cinematic charm that will grab the attention of anyone who tunes in. I came for Will, but by the end, I felt like I left with a bit more perspective.

Prey for the Devil makes it pretty clear that the director has a thing for Christian themes, and honestly, it works for him. It’s nothing groundbreaking, but it definitely won’t disappoint fans of religious horror.

A Nearly Normal Family is a solid Scandinavian family drama with a mysterious atmosphere that lingers throughout the six-episode series. The problem is, it kind of drifts along without much happening—you’re left anticipating more but not really getting it. Honestly, if it had been condensed into a single, under-two-hour film, I think everyone would’ve walked away much more satisfied.