Surveillance [2008]
Surveillance is an unpredictively weird, subversive, and also captivating thriller following two FBI agents trying to find a serial killer.
Anamorph [2007]
Featuring a brooding atmosphere, Anamorph adds a clever artistic twist to your usual story of a weary detective trying to catch a serial killer.
Clerks II [2006]
Intelligently raunchy and hilarious, Clerks II is a surprisingly effective sequel to one of the most underrated comedies of the nineties.
Clerks [1994]
Do not let the black and white cinematography fool you, Clerks is one of the most honest and funniest movies you’ll ever see.
Bad Lieutenant [1992]
Drenched in alcohol and leveled with cocaine, Bad Lieutenant is an uncompromising masterpiece about power, corruption, and redemption.
Donnie Darko [2001]
Weird, moody, and effortlessly complex, Donnie Darko is a mysterious coming-of-age movie you can interpret in many different ways.
A History of Violence [2005]
Deceptively simple and thoroughly engaging, A History of Violence is a subversive thriller about an American family living with a secret.
Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle [2004]
One of the best stoner comedies out there with non-stop laughs that doubles as a road movie and features unforgettable scenes and characters.
Keeping Mum [2005]
Exploring life, death, bullying, and family, Keeping Mum is a charmingly British black comedy starring Rowan Atkinson (Mr. Bean).
30 Days of Night [2007]
Entertaining, action-packed and visually impressive, 30 Days of Night adds a refreshing twist to a classic vampire story.
Gran Torino [2008]
Thought-provoking and gripping, Gran Torino is a reverse coming-of-age movie examining not just your “elderly racist uncle” but also our society.
Wild Hogs [2007]
Surprisingly funny and entertaining for a commercial mainstream comedy, Wild Hogs is a charming distraction worth a watch.