Event Horizon [1997]
Driven by Sam Neill’s masterful performance and stunning visuals, Event Horizon is a living nightmare existing in its dark universe.
Movie Reviews
Jeepers Creepers 2 [2003]
Nasty, kinetic, and visceral, Jeepers Creepers 2 is a superb creature feature, a guilty pleasure any horror fan simply cannot resist.
Jeepers Creepers [2001]
Fast-paced, scary, and just so damn entertaining, Jeepers Creepers is one hell of a creature feature that still looks amazing.
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Dragon’s World: A Fantasy Made Real aka The Last Dragon [2004]
A British docu-fiction movie that takes a scientific approach to dragons, following a strange find in Romania. Narrated by Patrick Stewart, it’s dragon gold
Dazed and Confused [1993]
Dazed and Confused, a coming-of-age movie doubling as a stoner comedy, is so good that it changed my life completely.
Darkness Falls [2003]
Actually scary, visually impressive, and engaging, Darkness Falls is a sleek horror movie with one hell of a villain, The Tooth Fairy!
Land of the Lost [2009]
Embark on an adventure full of danger, zany humor, and positive energy with Land of the Lost, an insanely underrated comedy.
Dog Soldiers [2002]
Dog Soldiers is not just a horror movie, nor it is just a werewolf movie, but an intense, delightfully gory, and refreshing masterpiece.
Braindead AKA Dead Alive [1992]
Dead Alive AKA Braindead is a deliriously bloody and entertaining gross-out horror comedy from the master himself, Peter Jackson.
Bad Taste [1987]
Bad Taste is proof that you don’t need a lot of money to create an effective splatter horror comedy. Especially if you’re Peter Jackson.
Blow [2001]
Adding an emotional and personal aspect to a fascinating true tale of a cocaine dealer just trying to get by, Blow is a masterpiece.
American History X [1998]
Still important and relevant, American History X intelligently and powerfully dissects racism, crime, ourselves, and our society.