Freeze Frame: "Don't Move" (NR), "The Fix" (R), "Runner" (PG-13), "Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Again?" (PG-13)

The horror thriller "Don't Move" was shot in Kansas City and was written by James "Murr" Murray from the TV series "Impractical Jokers." Lyndsy Fonseca, rapper Russ and KC's own Rob Riggle star in the story of a church camping trip that goes terribly wrong when the campers get lost in the Ozarks and encounter a giant killer spider. It's a well-produced chiller that should appeal to the midnight movie crowd. The aggravating and overlong wartime thriller “The Fix” is burdened with so many head-scratching inconsistencies it’s hard to know where to start. In this improbable tale, Zachari Levi stars as a CIA agent who, after an operation in Afghanistan goes disastrously wrong, seeks redemption by going on a rescue mission set up by his one-time mentor, Liam Neeson. “The Fix” desperately needs repair. The Angel Studios thriller "Runner" is not to be confused with the current Amazon Prime thriller "The Runner." Alan Ritchson plays a high-risk delivery man who races against time with organ escort Owen Wilson to get a liver to a little girl in desperate need of a transplant. But bad guys are trying to steal the organ for a mobster's transplant.  "Runner" is essentially a mindless series of violent and generic chase scenes that somehow managed to escape an "R" rating. To say that filmmaker Tyler Perry is prolific is like saying water is wet. The Netflix comic drama "Why Did I Get Married Again?" is his 30th movie and the third in the series that began in 2007. This time out, the bickering couples reunite for a destination wedding. Not Janet Jackson this time, but it does have Lake Como. It’s silly, soapy and sappy.