Brain Damage [1988]
Brain Damage will make you realize that the genre of weird and gory eighties horror comedies is much more creative than you thought.
Spun [2002]
Spun is a complex and yet incredibly easy-to-watch technical masterpiece unfolding at breakneck speed that will blow you the fuck away.
RoboCop [2014]
Featuring sleek visuals, RoboCop 2014 is forgettable but entertaining enough vision of our bleak future updated to current trends.
Arachnophobia [1990]
If you’re not afraid of spiders, Arachnophobia will be a quite timid and by-the-book nineties creature feature with a family-friendly vibe.
Kate [2021]
Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Asian setting and vibes and sleek visuals make Kate, otherwise generic but pacey action movie worth checking out.
The Clovehitch Killer [2018]
If you’re looking for a different and refreshing movie about serial killers, slow-burning The Clovehitch Killer is worth checking out.
The Damned United [2009]
If you’ve never seen a movie about football, The Damned United is a perfect choice because it shows you what the fuss is all about.
Cold in July [2014]
Full of twists and surprises, Cold in July is a slow-burning and very immersive neo-noir thriller with authentic and believable characters.
Showgirls [1995]
Controversial, glamourous, and full of nudity, Showgirls is a unique nineties movie well worth your attention, and here’s why.
Dune [2021]
After several years of waiting, I finally saw Dune 2021 last night and it fucking blew me away! It was
Home [2015]
Visually appealing and vibrant, Home is an entertaining movie perfect for spacing out starring Rihanna, Jim Parsons and a lot of aliens.
The Ruins [2008]
Following two young couples on a vacation from hell, The Ruins is a solid albeit a bit static horror with an exotic setting and nice gore.