Jacob’s Ladder [1990]
Mesmerizing in its complexity, Jacob’s Ladder is one of those psychological movies examining the very nature of our reality.
I Sell the Dead [2008]
Featuring vampires, zombies, and a crazy story, I Sell The Dead is a macabre and easygoing comedy horror movie fans will love.
The Invention of Lying [2009]
Intelligent and thought-provoking, The Invention of Lying is a comedy laced with satire and cynicism, just the way I like ’em.
The Party [1968]
Offering non-stop laughs, incredible pacing, and phenomenal acting, The Party is just as funny now as it was in the sixties.
Blood Work [2002]
Good for exactly one viewing, Blood Work is a classic murder mystery about an aging detective trying to catch a vicious serial killer.
Galaxy Quest [1999]
Honoring Star Trek in a very intelligent, hilarious, and respectable way, Galaxy Quest is a must-see for any science fiction fan.
Carriers [2009]
Atmospheric drama set in a post-apocalyptic world after a pandemic killed most of the population with good visuals and character development.
The Stepfather [2009]
The Stepfather, a 2009 remake, is a mediocre mainstream thriller still worth checking out if you have nothing better to watch.
The Forgotten [2004]
Highly underrated and oozing with mystery, The Forgotten is a solid psychological thriller that feels like The X-Files episode.
The Road [2009]
Depressingly realistic, visually striking, and featuring a compelling story, The Road is a post-apocalyptic masterpiece well worth your time.
The Fourth Kind [2009]
The Fourth Kind is a mildly entertaining science fiction movie featuring an interesting pseudodocumentary take on the alien abductions subgenre.
Case 39 [2009]
At times fucked up and nasty but without any gore, Case 39 features a familiar story about a kid who trouble follows wherever she goes.