Based on the surreal life of Barry Seal, American Made is an action comedy that's got it all: CIA, cartels, dictators, and a lot of cocaine.
Based on actual events, Wonderland is a gripping thriller immersing us into LA's world of drugs, theft, and one horrific multiple murder.
Underrated, realistic, and based on real events, Rush is a story about two undercover cops who gazed into an abyss for too long.
Surprisingly casual for a movie dealing with corruption, murder, drugs, and one determined journalist, Target Number One is a must-see.
Spun is a complex and yet incredibly easy-to-watch technical masterpiece unfolding at breakneck speed that will blow you the fuck away.
Stylish and flashy, The Salton Sea takes us on a wild ride through the world of drug addicts and criminals before turning into something else.
Who knew that there are so many movies titled The Mule? I guess the most famous one is the Eastwood...
As a coming-of-age story set in the hood, Dope blends humor, drugs, racial issues, and great fucking music into one hell of a story.
Are you ready to step into the world of sex, drugs, and groovy disco music with 54, a movie based on real events that went on in Studio 54.
Perfectly encapsulating Generation X's search for meaning, The Beach is a visually appealing wanderlust extravaganza.
You've fallen on hard times and are struggling financially? Have you thought of becoming a drug dealer? Find out how that worked out in this Italian comedy.
A Spanish comedy about drugs titled I Can Quit Whenever I Want, following three professors who decide to start selling drugs, count me the fuck in!
So you've seen every episode of Narcos and still want more? Well, I present you El Infierno, a violent Mexican dark humor comedy exploring the cartels.
Entertaining and authentic, Blood Punch blends horror, thriller, and action genres with the time loop gimmick effortlessly into one hell of an indie movie.
This latest Guy Ritchie British crime movie is not a return to his best but it's still a damn fine movie. Especially when you consider the cast and the story.
Unashamedly entertaining, shallow, and hedonistic, The Dirt encapsulates that wild spirit of the eighties fueled by sex, drugs, alcohol, and great music.
If I had to describe The Binge using just two words, those words would be mindless fun. This is raunchy albeit flawed comedy with a good vibe.
Drugs, sex, and exotic beaches in Return to Paradise are going to put a series of difficult decisions in front of you. And you better answer.
A very engaging and authentic movie based on the life of Gary Webb, an investigative journalist who broke the story about the US involvement in Nicaragua.
With a very disarming and easygoing vibe, Better Living Through Chemistry explores a familiar subject of being stuck in a rut in a fun way.
This modern take on a classic fairy tale is actually a stoner horror-comedy, heavy on gore, and with some pretty good jokes.
Thanks to the recommendation by Mr. Wael Bekdach I finally watched The Wackness a couple of nights ago and was...
While most of the old school directors are having trouble integrating into this new society, movie-wise, Oliver Stone managed not...
The Rock is The Man. Who knew that a professional wrestler, looking like that, could pull off such a performance,...
Did you ever wonder what it's like being a small-time drug dealer in Copenhagen in the nineties? Visceral and gritty, Pusher takes you there.
Breezy, stylish, and engaging, Mr. Nice is based on the incredible life of Howard Marks, one of the biggest drug dealers in the world.
Mildly entertaining, visually appealing, and very easy to watch, Limitless asks the question what would you do if you had super cocaine.
A bit directionless but still thought-provoking, Leaves of Grass is not your usual stoner comedy starring Edward Norton and Kery Russel.
Set in 1983, High Life is a slow-paced and low-key comedy with a disarmingly breezy vibe following a group of addicts as they decide to rob an ATM.
Despite its breakneck pacing Requiem For a Dream is a fascinating examination of not just addiction but our society as a whole.
Following the decadent and sinful lives of the L.A. elite in the eighties, The Informers offers a familiar taste of "The Rich Also Cry" cake.
Immersive, intelligent, and engaging, Strange Days is one of the rare big cyberpunk movies that will be relevant for a long time.
Captivating, pulpy, and just so fucking cool, Training Day is much more than a hood, police, or a crime thriller, it's a fucking masterpiece.
Subversive, visually authentic, and thought-provoking, A Scanner Darkly uses drugs to explore our society and our possible future.
Dazed and Confused, a coming-of-age movie doubling as a stoner comedy, is so good that it changed my life completely.
Adding an emotional and personal aspect to a fascinating true tale of a cocaine dealer just trying to get by, Blow is a masterpiece.
Very provocative and raw, Kids follows a group of teenagers into their world of unsupervised hedonism full of sex, drugs, and alcohol.
As a delightfully subversive masterpiece, Trainspotting is not only thought-provoking but also very entertaining and even funny.
What only seems as ramblings of people drunk and high on copious amounts of drugs, London transforms into a questioning of love, life, and everything else.