Drop Zone [1994]
Laced with nineties nostalgia, Drop Zone is a guilty pleasure action movie with a skydiving twist, solid pacing, and a lot of familiar faces.
90s Movies
DragonHeart [1996]
DragonHeart is probably the best movie about dragons featuring still stunning special effects, a great cast, and a charming story.
Anaconda [1997]
Are you ready for Anaconda, an exotic nineties guilty pleasure movie starring Jennifer Lopez, Ice Cube, and one giant snake?
The Bone Collector [1999]
Driven by excellent performances by Denzel and Jolie, The Bone Collector is a slick and surprisingly digestible serial killer movie.
The Game [1997]
Creative, gripping, and full of twists, The Game is an example of an exceedingly well-crafted nineties thriller definitely worth watching.
Death and the Maiden [1994]
A bit clunky and uneven, Polanski’s Death and the Maiden is still an engaging and thought-provoking thriller unfolding in real-time.
Sniper [1993]
Spawning no less than eight sequels, Sniper, a solid psychological thriller with a Predator setting, is a different type of war movie.
The Arrival [1996]
Using scientific facts to authenticate its larger-than-life alien invasion story, The Arrival is a solid nineties science fiction movie.
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.
The Mangler [1995]
Absurd, entertaining, and scary all at the same time, The Mangler is one of the more underrated Stephen King adaptations.
Showdown in Little Tokyo [1992]
Extra cheesy and action-packed, Showdown in Little Tokyo has everything you would expect from a nineties buddy cop movie plus the yakuza.
A Pure Formality [1994]
Criminally underrated, A Pure Formality is an intense psychological thriller full of mystery in which nothing is what it seems.