Mr. Brooks [2007]
Suspenseful and engaging, Mr. Brooks is at the same time your usual serial killer movie and a unique psychological thriller.
Rating 9
Idle Hands [1999]
Gory, hilarious, and entertaining, Idle Hands is one of those horror comedies I love. And not just because of weed and Jessica Alba.
Oliver Twist [2005]
Visually impressive, Roman Polanski’s 2005 movie Oliver Twist is a subversive, intelligent, and refreshing take on a familiar novel.
Everything Is Illuminated [2005]
Coming from a guy who doesn’t like quirky dramedies, Everything is Illuminated is a quirky and also captivating dramedy you should check out.
Surveillance [2008]
Surveillance is an unpredictively weird, subversive, and also captivating thriller following two FBI agents trying to find a serial killer.
Clerks II [2006]
Intelligently raunchy and hilarious, Clerks II is a surprisingly effective sequel to one of the most underrated comedies of the nineties.
Keeping Mum [2005]
Exploring life, death, bullying, and family, Keeping Mum is a charmingly British black comedy starring Rowan Atkinson (Mr. Bean).
Gran Torino [2008]
Thought-provoking and gripping, Gran Torino is a reverse coming-of-age movie examining not just your “elderly racist uncle” but also our society.
The Wrestler [2008]
Telling not just an All-American but also a human story of loneliness, redemption, and love, The Wrestler is a masterpiece.
Inside [2007]
As a brutal and bloody member of New Wave of French Horror, Inside is one of those movies where you keep saying no way that just happened.
Outpost [2008]
If you’re looking for that gritty and intense zombie experience, Outpost is the movie for you! Set in a seemingly abandoned WWII bunker it’s a must-see!