Cube [1997]
Pacey, brutal, and intensely gripping, Cube is one of the most creative and original horror movies of the nineties and a must-see.
Dolan’s Cadillac [2009]
Based on Stephen King’s short story, Dolan’s Cadillac is a solid revenge thriller featuring a juicy atmosphere and an even better setting.
Escape from L.A. [1996]
Intentionally cheesy, almost to the point of parody, Escape from L.A. is an entertaining movie with a vibrant post-apocalyptic setting.
The Reaping [2007]
If you’re tired of exorcisms or devil kids, check out The Reaping a visually impressive albeit forgettable horror about Ten Biblical Plagues.
Mean Machine [2001]
Mean Machine is not just an entertaining movie full of great characters, it’s also a real man’s movie, set in a prison and revolving around a football game.
Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! [1965]
Female domination, titillating scenes featuring huge cleavages, fast cars, and cheesy plot twists await you in Faster Pussycat Kill Kill.
Hell Ride [2008]
Weird, stylish, and violent, Hell Ride is an homage to all those seventies biker movies. Produced by Quentin Tarantino it simply tries too hard to be cool.
Death Proof [2007]
Juicy and full of sexually-charged energy, Death Proof is a slasher with a deadly car instead of a knife as the murder weapon.
Planet Terror [2007]
Without any doubt, Planet Terror, a stylish, juicy, and above all, entertaining horror comedy, is one of my favorite movies.
Vampires [1998]
Offering Carpenter’s take on the genre, Vampires is a juicy and entertaining nineties horror movie right up there with From Dusk Till Dawn.
I Love You, Man [2009]
I Love You, Man is an intelligent, breezy and entertaining mainstream comedy exploring the forbidden subject of true male friendship.
Bathory [2008]
Visually impressive, Bathory is based on a true story of the first and most prolific serial killer, macabre and twisted Elisabeth Bathory.