Odd Thomas (2013)
A small town comes under threat and its native supernatural sleuth must save it. Although not ground-breaking in any sense, it has heart and is quite delightfully charming with its small town characters and setting with hopeful young love.

The Awakening (2011)
This period horror/thriller sends a professional skeptic into a haunted boarding house to unearth the truth behind hidden ghosts. Though it’s mostly formulaic horror, its capable protagonist and cinematography and atmosphere carries the film even if the ending is weak.

My Spy (2020)
I erroneously thought I had watched this before watching the sequel late last year as the premise sounds vaguely alike to every other family spy movie. I thoroughly did not enjoy the sequel but this original was (surprisingly) decent with enough action and laughs for little and big kids alike. 

The Order (2024)
The Order takes a look at the white supremacist movements that are unfortunately still relevant in this day and age. It’s a solid film though hampered by its indecisiveness of wanting to be realistic in one scene while becoming pure dramatization in the next.