Wild Men AKA Vildmænd [2021]
Wild Men is a refreshing Danish crime comedy following Martin, a man suffering from a mid-life crisis who decides to become Viking.
Tais Toi AKA Ruby and Quentin [2003]
Vibrant, silly, and simply hilarious, Tais Toi AKA Ruby and Quentin is a French action comedy starring Jean Reno and Gerard Depardieu.
Street Fighter [1994]
Cheesy and silly but also very stylish and fun, Street Fighter is a nineties action-adventure extravaganza that deserves a second chance.
The Endless [2017]
Atmospheric, easy to watch and oozing with Lovecraftian mystery, The Endless is proof that indie science fiction movies can be really good.
In Cold Blood [1967]
Focused on the lives of two ice-cold killers, In Cold Blood is a gripping character study based on true events that will fuck you up.
Target Number One [2020]
Surprisingly casual for a movie dealing with corruption, murder, drugs, and one determined journalist, Target Number One is a must-see.
The Escapist [2008]
Quirky and aloof but still entertaining, The Escapist is a different kind of prison movie featuring an excellent cast led by Brian Cox.
Face Off [1997]
Featuring a premise so bizarre that it simply works, Face Off is a fun action movie fueled by over-the-top performances by Cage and Travolta.
Brightburn [2019]
Surprisingly dark and graphic for a superhero movie, Brightburn offers a refreshing twist on a familiar story with an excellent cast.
Camp X Ray [2014]
Devoid of melodrama and focused on the characters, one of which is the prison itself, Guantanamo Bay, Camp X Ray is above all a human story.
The Black Phone [2021]
The Black Phone is a surprisingly mediocre thriller offering a very familiar King-like story elevated by Ethan Hawke’s creepy performance.
Apocalypto [2006]
Unique, brutal, and suspenseful, Apocalypto is a masterpiece that offers a captivating and thought-provoking experience worth revisiting.