Taylor John Smith

In New York, talented high school basketball star Anthony (newcomer Taylor John Smith) hopes a college scholarship will take him far away from the tenements of the Lower East Side. But his skills on the court don't seem to be able to stop his family from unraveling, as his father's (Michael Shannon) addictions threaten to destroy his mother (Carla Gugino) and their home. With compelling performances and a true feel for the city, Wolves paints a powerful portrait of a boy growing into a man.

Three neighbors uncover a hidden fortune in stolen art only to become trapped in a sadistic game of survival set by a suspected serial killer. Starring Victoria Justice, Devon Ross, Taylor John Smith, and Dermot Mulroney.

In this thriller based on the novel by Delia Owens, Kya is a reclusive young woman who has lived alone in the marshlands of North Carolina since childhood. When a man she used to have a relationship with turns up dead, she soon becomes the main suspect.

Una mujer en el ejército regresa a casa para encontrar a un niño perdido en el bosque y descubre un mundo de folclore mientras busca su identidad.

A troubled off-the-books fixer for the FBI Travis Block (Liam Neeson), tasked with pulling undercover agents out of dangerous situations, finds himself in the middle of a deadly conspiracy when an undercover agent starts questioning the very people he’s working for. Block, must not only track down the agent, but also find out the truth. A truth that may strain even his questionable moral code.

A WWII pilot carrying top secret documents aboard a B-17 Flying Fortress must battle a sinister presence that threatens everyone on the flight.

A small unit of U.S. soldiers battle to defend a dangerous outpost, located deep in a remote valley in Afghanistan and regarded as a deathtrap, against an overwhelming force of Taliban attack. Based on a true story and the bloodiest yet bravest engagement of the Afghan War.

The harrowing true story of a US Navy Seal platoon surveillance mission gone dangerously wrong. Warfare captures the intensity of combat like never before, and delivers an unflinching portrayal of brotherhood, sacrifice, and survival.