Marked for Death [1990]
Extremely violent and highly entertaining, Marked for Death is an old-school martial arts action movie and Steven Seagal’s best.
90s Movies
The Prophecy [1995]
Featuring an original story, oddly gripping atmosphere and one hell of a cast, The Prophecy is an occult horror/thriller well worth watching.
Office Space [1999]
Intelligent but not smug about it, Office Space is a relatable and authentic comedy that satisfyingly demolishes corporate culture.
Kuffs is a uniquely fun nineties action comedy everybody forgot about
Violent, different, and irresistibly cocky, Kuffs, starring Christian Slater and Milla Jovovich, is a fascinating and fun buddy cop movie.
Crimson Tide [1995]
Relentlessly intense and suspenseful, Crimson Tide is an alarmingly realistic and frightening submarine movie featuring one hell of a cast.
Dumb and Dumber [1994]
It doesn’t matter how many times you’ve seen the non-stop laughs comedy Dumb and Dumber, it’s still going to be hilarious.
Cape Fear [1991]
After more than 30 years, Cape Fear remains a relevant, unbearably intense, and haunting psychological thriller that’s going to stay with you.
The Haunting [1999]
Hilariously heavy-handed and yet visually alluring, The Haunting also features one of the most stunningly beautiful haunted houses ever.
Hot Shots! [1991]
Simply hilarious and infinitely charming, Hot Shots! is one of the funniest parodies of all time offering a lot of action and non-stop laughs.
Jennifer Eight [1992]
Intelligent, suspenseful, and full of twists, Jennifer Eight is an underrated neo-noir thriller, a murder mystery well worth your time.
Beowulf [1999]
Starring Christopher Lambert, Beowulf is a charmingly cheesy medieval creature feature full of action and cool weapons, a B movie gold.
City of Industry [1997]
Driven by Harvey Keitel’s powerful performance, City of Industry is a lean and mean nineties neo-noir thriller worth checking out.