Nemesis [1992]
Featuring an appealing and distinctive visual style, Nemesis is an action-packed cyberpunk movie about a hardboiled bounty hunter looking for cyborgs.
90s Movies
Run [1991]
Featuring almost non-stop action, adventure, and a lot of chasing, Run is a thoroughly entertaining hidden gem of the nineties starring young Patrick Dempsey.
Universal Soldier [1992]
Funny, fast-paced, and starring Van Damme and Lundgren in their best roles, Universal Soldier stood the test of time and is still a very entertaining movie.
The Immortals [1995]
Creative, delightfully subversive, and thought-provoking, The Immortals is a heist movie with a twist full of action, humor, and well-written dialogue.
Johnny Mnemonic [1995]
Delightfully dated with a fully fleshed-out world full of futuristic concepts and poignant warnings, Johnny Mnemonic is a fun cyberpunk movie.
Soldier [1998]
With a bleak and grimy setting, juicy action, and an engaging plot, Soldier, starring stoic and pumped Kurt Russel is a visually impressive space western.
Timecop [1994]
All you need to know about Timecop is right there in the title. This is an action-packed nineties classic starring none other than Jean-Claude Van Damme.
Stargate [1994]
As one of the true classics of science fiction, Stargate is an entertaining, very well-written, perfectly paced, and ultimately thought-provoking movie.
Deep Blue Sea [1999]
Are you ready for some old-school, nineties entertainment? Deep Blue Sea offers an exciting atmosphere, a great cast, and four supersmart killer sharks.
Fortress [1992]
Going wild with the concept of a futuristic prison, Fortress is an entertaining B science fiction movie with a lot of action and familiar faces.
Trespass [1992]
Gritty and action-packed, Trespass is an effective thriller unfolding in real-time and set in one location where greedy men will fight for cursed gold.
One False Move [1992]
Mounting tension like a motherfucker, One False Move is a gripping thriller with a Southern taste. The story is unpredictable and so are the characters.