Eerie, atmospheric, and suspenseful, The Mothman Prophecies is a supernatural mystery movie inspired by bizarre true events.
Featuring a bleak and dystopian atmosphere, Screamers is an immersive and authentic science fiction masterpiece set on a distant planet.
Very suspenseful and engaging psychological slow-burner revolving around online dating, pedophilia, and the modern world we live in, a must-see.
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is not just a hilarious stoner comedy but also an intelligent and witty movie everyone can enjoy.
Featuring a sexually charged atmosphere and a lot of nudity, Crash is a devilishly subversive thriller exploring fetishes, love, and desire.
Pacey, brutal, and intensely gripping, Cube is one of the most creative and original horror movies of the nineties and a must-see.
Intentionally cheesy, almost to the point of parody, Escape from L.A. is an entertaining movie with a vibrant post-apocalyptic setting.
Without any doubt, Planet Terror, a stylish, juicy, and above all, entertaining horror comedy, is one of my favorite movies.
Perfume: The Story of a Murderer is a gorgeous, sensual and perverse period movie about a strange serial killer terrorizing Paris.
Unfolding over the course of one stormy night and set in a remote hotel, Identity is a well-crafted who done movie full of suspense and mystery.
Fast-paced, gritty, and oozing testosterone, The Football Factory offers an entertaining look into the world of football hooligans.
Based on real events, brutal and thought-provoking Das Experiment is a 2001 German psychological thriller that hits hard and fast.
Deeply subversive, brutally honest, and darkly comical, The Rules of Attraction is not your usual coming-of-age movie or college comedy.
Based on a novel by Micheal Crichton, Sphere is an engaging movie with a distinctly scientific approach, an all-star cast, and a mysterious atmosphere.
The Hangover is a perfect party comedy featuring a raunchy and wild atmosphere that will put you in a good mood instantly.
Creative, authentic, and above all refreshing, Dead End is a horror movie infused with a lot of black humor and engrossing mystery.
Driven by Sam Neill's masterful performance and stunning visuals, Event Horizon is a living nightmare existing in its dark universe.
Actually scary, visually impressive, and engaging, Darkness Falls is a sleek horror movie with one hell of a villain, The Tooth Fairy!
Dead Alive AKA Braindead is a deliriously bloody and entertaining gross-out horror comedy from the master himself, Peter Jackson.
Adding an emotional and personal aspect to a fascinating true tale of a cocaine dealer just trying to get by, Blow is a masterpiece.
Still important and relevant, American History X intelligently and powerfully dissects racism, crime, ourselves, and our society.
Raw, character-driven, and offering an insider's look into the world of skinheads, Romper Stomper is a thought-provoking masterpiece.
Provocative and highly sexual, Ken Park is a coming-of-age movie without any pretentious indie vibes, character-driven and captivating.
Very provocative and raw, Kids follows a group of teenagers into their world of unsupervised hedonism full of sex, drugs, and alcohol.
Mysterious Skin is a different kind of coming-of-age movie, a raw and uncompromising masterpiece exploring difficult subjects.
The Mist is a compelling, highly atmospheric, and thought-provoking exploration of fear and its effects. And you are a subject as well.
Charming, intelligent, and just so fucking heartwarming, Fierce Creatures features a hilarious plot, stellar cast, and a lot of deadly animals.
Smart, engaging, and sometimes uncomfortable, Nothing is Private is a quirky dramedy exploring sexuality, racism, predatory behavior, and bad parents.
As a definition of a non-stop laughs comedy, Les Visiteurs is also a very engaging movie with charming characters, hilarious dialogue, and huge replay value.
Based on a tragic and yet inspiring true story, The Hurricane is a captivating epic driven by Denzel's stellar performance.
Stylish and very engaging, Leon is one of those atmospheric and smooth nineties movies that are the stuff of legends now. A definite cult classic.
Suspenseful and engaging, Mr. Brooks is at the same time your usual serial killer movie and a unique psychological thriller.
Gory, hilarious, and entertaining, Idle Hands is one of those horror comedies I love. And not just because of weed and Jessica Alba.
Visually impressive, Roman Polanski's 2005 movie Oliver Twist is a subversive, intelligent, and refreshing take on a familiar novel.
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 is an unpredictively weird, subversive, and also captivating thriller following two FBI agents trying to find a serial killer.
Intelligently raunchy and hilarious, Clerks II is a surprisingly effective sequel to one of the most underrated comedies of the nineties.
Exploring life, death, bullying, and family, Keeping Mum is a charmingly British black comedy starring Rowan Atkinson (Mr. Bean).
Thought-provoking and gripping, Gran Torino is a reverse coming-of-age movie examining not just your "elderly racist uncle" but also our society.
Telling not just an All-American but also a human story of loneliness, redemption, and love, The Wrestler is a masterpiece.
One of the better examples of the New Wave of French Horror, Inside is one of those movies where you keep saying no way that just happened.
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!
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