Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel [2009]
Charming and intelligent, Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel blends science fiction and comedy into one hell of a movie.
Rating 9
Red Rock West [1993]
Twisting and turning into a nihilistic neo-noir orgy of bizarre situations, schemes, and dark humor, Red Rock West is a fucking masterpiece.
Shine [1996]
Based on a true story and exploring a plethora of issues, Shine is a cinematic masterpiece that will stay with you for a long time.
Strange Days [1995]
Immersive, intelligent, and engaging, Strange Days is one of the rare big cyberpunk movies that will be relevant for a long time.
Hidalgo [2004]
As a perfect example of how an adventure movie should feel and look like, Hidalgo offers beautiful vistas, a vibrant atmosphere, and an epic, true story.
Evil Dead II [1987]
Hilariously bloody, Evil Dead II: Dead by Dawn is one of the best eighties horror comedies and, IMHO, the best movie in the Evil Dead franchise.
The Evil Dead [1981]
Featuring gruesome gore, slapstick humor, and a vibrant atmosphere, The Evil Dead is a cult classic still worth watching.
Aberdeen [2000]
Impeccably crafted and intelligent, Aberdeen is a different type of road movie, a nihilistic character study with a healthy dose of black humor.
Black Sheep [2006]
Deliciously bloody and gruesome, Black Sheep is a hilarious, visually impressive horror comedy about killer bloodthirsty sheep!
Hot Fuzz [2007]
Hilarious, fast-paced, and outlandishly entertaining, Hot Fuzz is an homage to American buddy cop action comedies set in a quiet British town.
Shaun of the Dead [2004]
Shaun of the Dead is one of my favorite zombie horror comedies and an exceedingly well-crafted movie that you simply must check out.
Burn After Reading [2008]
Burn After Reading is a refreshing spy black comedy featuring an excellent cast and even better dialogue penned by the Coen Brothers.