Penned by the ever-polarizing Max Landis, American Ultra was abox-office bomb and panned by critics. Paul watches this film forhis movie-a-day to see if it really is as bad as all that. Spoiler,it's not.

Today on SWG's Movie-A-Day Paul watches the documentary Team

Foxcatcher, about the wrestling training team of the same name

founded by the infamous John du Pont. His increasingly paranoid

actions are documented through home movies and interviews with

wrestlers who lived and trained on the compound, as well as the

family of Dave Schultz.

Fantastic Lies is an ESPN 30 for 30 documentary on the scandal

that rocked Duke University in 2006 when players on the lacrosse

team were accused of rape.

Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer have adventures in the modern world in

the quirky comedic-thriller, Band of Robbers.

From Chris Bell, director of Bigger, Stronger, Faster, comes

another documentary about abuse, this time of the legal variety.

Prescription Thugs focuses on the ease in which people can obtain

and become addicted to prescription medication in America.

Billy Zane is... THE PHANTOM. Yeah.

Before Baz Luhrmann adapted F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great

Gatsby and threw some Jay-Z in there, Jack Clayton took a crack at

it in 1974.

One time, Elvis wanted to be an undercover agent. He thought

Nixon could help him. Elvis & Nixon is a movie featuring

Michael Shannon as Elvis and Kevin Spacey as Nixon, and

presents a hilarious look at how that meeting could have gone.

Before Edward Snowden uncovered what the NSA was doing, a group of activists exposed the FBI for illegal surveillance in 1971.

Movie-A-Day continues with Autism In Love, a documentary about four Autistic adults and how they manage romantic relationships.