The Cabin in the Woods [2011]
Cleverly poking fun at the classic horror setup of The Cabin in the Woods, this is a highly entertaining masterpiece.
R.I.P.D. 2: Rise of the Damned [2022]
Surprisingly watchable and mildly entertaining, supernatural western R.I.P.D. 2: Rise of the Damned is a fun little distraction.
Kickboxer [1989]
Set in exotic Thailand, Kickboxer is one of the best martial arts movies ever featuring exciting fights, cool characters and prime Van Damme.
Speak No Evil [2022]
Frustratingly uneven, Speak No Evil is a psychological thriller that can be also seen as a fascinating character study up to a certain point.
Unthinkable [2010]
Intense and engaging from the first minute, Unthinkable is a frighteningly realistic and brutal psychological thriller.
The Arrival [1996]
Using scientific facts to authenticate its larger-than-life alien invasion story, The Arrival is a solid nineties science fiction movie.
Mandibles [2020]
Mandibles is a delightfully quirky and feel-good French comedy about two inept criminals who accidentally find a giant fly.
Bank of Dave [2023]
Based on the heartwarming and true story of David vs. Goliath, Bank of Dave is an easygoing comedy that will leave you in a good mood.
Ninja Shadow Of A Tear [2013]
Featuring brutal fights, a bit lower production values, and one and only Scott Adkins, Ninja Shadow of A Tear is a solid B action movie.
Are Seventies Killer Bee Movies Racist?
We take a closer look at four killer bee movies from the seventies and try to figure out whether they are really racist or not.
How High [2001]
How High is exactly the movie you think it is, a hilarious stoner college comedy that’s incredibly easy to watch, especially if you’re high.
A Perfect Murder [1998]
If you’re looking for an old-school crime thriller full of twists and familiar faces, A Perfect Murder is a great choice.