Doomsday [2008]
Criminally underrated and a lot of fun, Doomsday is a movie paying homage to eighties post-apocalyptic classics with weirdness and blood.
Ghost Town [2008]
Infused with Ricky Gervais magic who plays a grumpy dentist here, Ghost Town is a charming comedy with a supernatural twist.
Screamers [1995]
Featuring a bleak and dystopian atmosphere, Screamers is an immersive and authentic science fiction masterpiece set on a distant planet.
Bart Got a Room [2008]
Making up for the stereotypical prom night plot with honesty and wholesomeness, Bart Got a Room is a teen comedy worth watching.
Bringing Out the Dead [1999]
Following a burned-out paramedic working night shifts, Bringing Out the Dead is an immersive, atmospheric, and fascinating character study.
Swingers [1996]
Hilarious, vibrant, and honest, Swingers captured the spirit of the dating scene of the nineties powered by strong performances from Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn.
Ali G Indahouse [2002]
Parodying the shit out of the white guy trying to be a tough gangster rapper and government, Ali G Indahouse is pure gold. Restecp!
Ravenous [1999]
Refreshingly original, darkly comical, and bizarrely macabre, Ravenous is a horror movie like no other you simply must check out.
Breakdown [1997]
Suspenseful as fuck, Breakdown is an effective and very immersive thriller following a couple whose car breaks down in the middle of nowhere.
Supernova [2000]
Do you like science-fiction and sex? If the answer is yes, then you’re in for a treat because Supernova offers exactly that. Plus decent special effects.
An American Werewolf in London [1981]
Hugely entertaining, funny, and at times gruesome, An American Werewolf in London is still one of the best werewolf movies of all time.
Dreamcatcher [2003]
Dreamcatcher feels like several Stephen King movies rolled into one messy but fun and creepy package with a nasty monster on top.
Ginger Snaps [2000]
Far more complex than it initially looks, Ginger Snaps is a refreshing and effective werewolf movie infused with black humor.
Insomnia [2002]
Featuring stunning cinematography, Insomnia is a character-driven thriller about a serial killer and sleep-deprived detective set in snowy Alaska.
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The Thing [1982]
This is actually my second review of this movie. The first one didn’t do it justice, The Thing being one
Hard Candy [2005]
Very suspenseful and engaging psychological slow-burner revolving around online dating, pedophilia, and the modern world we live in, a must-see.
Phone Booth [2002]
Short, fast and incredibly suspenseful, Phone Booth is an excellent single-location thriller starring Colin Farrell and Forest Whitaker.
The Insider [1999]
Based on actual events, The Insider is a slow-burning thriller featuring an intense atmosphere, a thought-provoking story, and a superb cast.
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back [2001]
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is not just a hilarious stoner comedy but also an intelligent and witty movie everyone can enjoy.
Krabat [2008]
Odd, visually appealing, and above all, immersive, Krabat is a German dark fantasy movie that feels like a satanic version of Harry Potter.
Saving Silverman [2001]
You might call Saving Silverman a guy movie, but you can’t call this vibrant and silly comedy with a stellar cast (Black, Zahn) a bad movie.
First Snow [2006]
Surprisingly grounded for a movie examining such thought-provoking concepts, First Snow is an underrated thriller you need to watch.
Crash [1996]
Featuring a sexually charged atmosphere and a lot of nudity, Crash is a devilishly subversive thriller exploring fetishes, love, and desire.
Skeleton Man [2004]
You better pee before watching Skeleton Man because this “so bad that it’s good movie” offers almost non-stop laughter and huge amounts of fun.
Thirteen [2003]
A very engaging and authentic movie about teens and their troubles fitting in, based on real experiences and powered by great performances.
Stir of Echoes [1999]
Woefully underrated, Stir of Echoes is a supernatural thriller that just might make you believe in existence of something, if for a moment.
Frailty [2001]
Disturbingly sitting somewhere between horror and thriller genres, Frailty is a gripping serial killer movie loosely based on real events.
Dogma [1999]
Hilariously entertaining Dogma is one of my favorite movies, an intelligent satire questioning religion in the most creative ways.
Thir13en Ghosts [2001]
Visually stunning and just so freaking cool, Thirteen Ghosts is an entertaining horror movie that everyone can enjoy.
Observe and Report [2009]
Surprisingly subversive and poignant, Observe and Report is a black comedy using stereotypical characters to examine our society.
The Others [2001]
Creepy and unsettling, The Others is a movie offering a unique horror experience despite the familiar haunted house premise.
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen [2003]
Charming, creative, and visually ambitious, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is a different kind of superhero movie worth watching.
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August Underground [2001]
This movie itself is very controversial to begin with. It relies on extremely gruesome imagery to shock the viewer. However,
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.
Perfume: The Story of a Murderer [2006]
Perfume: The Story of a Murderer is a gorgeous, sensual and perverse period movie about a strange serial killer terrorizing Paris.
Animal Factory [2000]
Featuring one hell of a cast led by Dafoe, Furlong, and motherfucking Danny Trejo, Animal Factory is a gritty and slow-burning prison thriller.
Detroit Rock City [1999]
Incredibly charming, especially if you belong to the whole outcast subculture, Detroit Rock City is an engaging coming-of-age masterpiece.