Serpico [1973]
Based on both a sobering and inspiring true story about police corruption, Serpico is a gritty and realistic thriller that’s still relevant.
Rating 10
The Cable Guy [1996]
The Cable Guy is not just another nineties Jim Carrey comedy but an intelligent, unsettling, and equally hilarious character study.
The Loved Ones [2009]
Delightfully deranged, darkly comical and memorable, The Loved Ones is one of a kind horror movie featuring one of a kind serial killer.
Chinatown [1974]
There’s a reason why you keep hearing about the cynical and highly effective neo-noir thriller Chinatown. It’s because it’s calling you.
Cruising [1980]
Dark, brooding, and gritty, Cruising is a masterpiece, an underrated noir thriller following an undercover cop hunting a serial killer.
Troy [2004]
Still relevant and one of the best historic epics, Troy is a visually impressive, compelling, and thought-provoking masterpiece.
Black Hawk Down [2001]
Black Hawk Down is still the best modern movie I’ve ever seen, some twenty years after its initial release. A fucking masterpiece.
The Shining [1980]
After more than 40 years, The Shining, an atmospheric psychological horror based on Stephen King’s novel, still looks and feels amazing.
The Babadook [2014]
The Babadook takes a familiar horror movie plot and uses it to explore the most powerful human emotion there is, fear. Paralyzing fear.
Evil Dead Rise is the best horror movie I’ve seen in years
Evil Dead Rise and with it a hope that the horror genre is not dead but very much alive offering gruesomely gory fun for everyone.
Total Recall [1990]
Brutal, intelligent, and just so damn entertaining, Total Recall is one of the best science fiction movies of the nineties and probably ever.
Athena [2022]
Unrelenting and captivating, Athens is a brutally realistic movie following the riots in a Parisian hood from a first-person perspective.