8MM [1999]
Visceral, dark, and brooding, 8MM is a captivating and subversive neo-noir masterpiece exploring themes the general public usually avoids.
Transsiberian [2008]
Transsiberian is not your average train movie but an engaging and character-driven thriller full of twists set against a post-Soviet backdrop.
Rope [1948]
Macabre, creative, and incredibly well-crafted, Rope is a psychological thriller unfolding in real-time that will blow you the fuck away.
Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus [2009]
Cheesy but also highly entertaining and hilarious, Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus is one of the better movies so bad that they’re good.
Cronos [1993]
Refreshing, mysterious and above all, authentic, Cronos is a different type of a horror movie coming to us from Guillermo del Toro.
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Aftermath [1994]
Do not let the year of production fool you, this movie looks like it’s made in 2009, the camera, production
Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist [2005]
Using a more traditional approach Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist explores themes of evil, human wickedness, and religion with style.
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Exorcist: The Beginning [2004]
An excellent prequel to the original movie with a very intense atmosphere and gory scenes. Starring Stellan Skarsgard it’s definitely worth watching.
Drag Me to Hell [2009]
Drag Me to Hell is a highly entertaining, visually sleek, and delightfully gross horror comedy featuring a lot of effective jump-scares.
Twilight [2008]
If you’re not a teen girl, the romantic fantasy movie Twilight will be so cheesy, generic, and heavy-handed that you’ll be laughing non-stop.
Priest [1994]
With a strong and compelling story, Priest is a controversial movie that doesn’t focus on the issues but on the human destinies and suffering within.
The Ninth Gate [1999]
Shrouded in mystery and the occult, The Ninth Gate will take you on the quest to find the book that supposedly can summon the Devil himself.