Trainspotting [1996]
As a delightfully subversive masterpiece, Trainspotting is not only thought-provoking but also very entertaining and even funny.
Les Visiteurs [1993]
As a definition of a non-stop laughs comedy, Les Visiteurs is also a very engaging movie with charming characters, hilarious dialogue, and huge replay value.
The Hurricane [1999]
Based on a tragic and yet inspiring true story, The Hurricane is a captivating epic driven by Denzel’s stellar performance.
Léon [1994]
Stylish and very engaging, Leon is one of those atmospheric and smooth nineties movies that are the stuff of legends now. A definite cult classic.
The Hitcher [2007]
Bloodier, slicker, and crazier than the eighties original, The Hitcher 2007 edition is an entertaining but ultimately forgettable thriller.
Coraline [2009]
Charmingly dark and quirky, Coraline is a beautifully animated stop-motion movie featuring an even better story for both kids and adults.
Mr. Brooks [2007]
Suspenseful and engaging, Mr. Brooks is at the same time your usual serial killer movie and a unique psychological thriller.
The Mating Habits of the Earthbound Human [1999]
Stylish and effective, The Mating Habits of Earthbound Human is a charming nineties comedy with a phenomenal script and Carmen Elektra. ‘Nuff said.
Beavis and Butt-Head Do America [1996]
To find out who is the great Cornholio and why he needs TP for his bunghole, watch Beavis and Butt-Head Do America, a hilarious masterpiece.
Idle Hands [1999]
Gory, hilarious, and entertaining, Idle Hands is one of those horror comedies I love. And not just because of weed and Jessica Alba.
Man to Man [2005]
A hidden gem that deals with the issue of racism through the eyes of scientists who believe that pigmies are the link between humans and apes.
Oliver Twist [2005]
Visually impressive, Roman Polanski’s 2005 movie Oliver Twist is a subversive, intelligent, and refreshing take on a familiar novel.