Creepy, macabre but also heavy-handed and unintentionally funny at times, Anatomy offers a refreshing twist on the familiar slasher formula.
Starring Christopher Lambert, Beowulf is a charmingly cheesy medieval creature feature full of action and cool weapons, a B movie gold.
Can I see your phone? That's all I'm going to tell you about Loving Adults, a refreshing Danish crime thriller full of twists and black humor.
Being Frank AKA You Can Choose Your Family is a charming albeit a bit clumsy retro comedy featuring an original story and a sunny atmosphere.
Still visually impressive, I, Robot is an entertaining science fiction action movie featuring excellent futuristic worldbuilding.
Emotional, authentic, and, above all, thought-provoking, Stand by Me is simply one of the best coming-of-age movies ever made.
The first 20 minutes of the TV show Your Honor, starring Bryan Cranston, are extremely bizarre and, I hope, just accidentally racist.
Punching way above its weight class, The Windigo is a refreshing and competent indie creature feature with a Native American twist.
White Chicks is one of those timeless comedies that will instantly put you in a good mood with non-stop jokes and brilliant characters.
Incident in the Ghostland blends familiar genre elements into a highly effective, visually impressive, and scary psychological horror.
Driven by Harvey Keitel's powerful performance, City of Industry is a lean and mean nineties neo-noir thriller worth checking out.
Following a familiar Western structure, The Promised Land is a brooding and authentic snapshot of life in the 18th century Danish Jutland.
Featuring an exotic setting and fast pacing. Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid, is a fun creature feature worth checking out.
Offering non-stop laughs, and raunchy and politically incorrect jokes, Scary Movie is one hell of a parody that's still worth watching.
Driven by a twisting story and Bruce Willis's cool performance, Last Man Standing is a refreshing and stylish take on the Western genre
Gripping from start to finish, The Zone of Interest is a cinematic masterpiece digging at the heart of our society and individualism.
Punching way above its weight class, You Might Be The Killer is a solid retro horror comedy paying homage to all those eighties slashers.
Visually unique and disturbingly creepy, The Cell is a serial killer movie offering you a look into a nightmarish world others only talk about.
Coming to us from the master himself, John Carpenter, Body Bags is an effective and fast-paced horror anthology worth watching.
Drugs, wrestling, and family drama all clash in The Iron Claw, a gripping and emotional biopic driven by Zac Efron's stellar performance.
Brutally honest and gripping, Kicks is a hidden gem, a coming-of-age thriller, a hood adventure that's going to stay with you.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre - The Beginning adds a psychological aspect to a familiar gory recipe effectively delving deeper into the dark.
Two guys, one corpse, and a whole lot of hilarious and macabre situations await you in the juicy eighties black comedy Weekend at Bernie's.
Starring Christopher Lambert, The Creeps is a charming horror comedy about small critters attacking a monster convention in Finland.
Based on an incredible true story, Gran Turismo tells a classic underdog story set in the modern world of racing and video games.
Charming and highly entertaining, Blades of Glory is a hilarious sports comedy starring Will Ferrell that's going to put you in a good mood.
Sweaty and ominous, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2003 is a masterpiece of terror, a gripping horror gem that only got better over time.
Extremely underrated, Just Cause is an entertaining nineties thriller featuring an all-star cast and one hell of a detective story.
Featuring a moody "Lana del Rey" atmosphere, Priscilla is a gripping tale of grooming, strength, and love driven by strong performances.
I, Tonya is not your usual biopic but a gripping, authentic, and highly entertaining black comedy based on bizarre true events.
Drawing inspiration from the genre classics, The Convent is a charmingly nostalgic, funny and entertaining horror comedy.
Maintaining a casual and cheeky atmosphere despite all the deaths, Fallen is an exceptional noir serial killer movie with an occult twist.
Featuring incredible world-building, and stunning visuals but also a generic story, The Creator is a sleek science fiction action movie.
Perfectly capturing that eighties atmosphere, The Wraith is a cheesy but also charming movie that will quickly find a place in your heart.
Offering non-stop laughs, raunchy jokes, and gags, Not Another Teen Movie is one of the best parodies I've ever seen.
One rock band, a couple of magic mushrooms and a whole lot of pissed giant killer ants make the flawed horror comedy Dead Ant worth watching.
Atmospheric, ambitious, but also a bit messy, Knight Moves is a serial killer movie with a chess twist starring Christopher Lambert.
As stereotypical as they come, Night Swim is still a solid horror movie about a family terrorized by a haunted swimming pool.
Bursting with positive energy, Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny is a comedy offering non-stop laughs and insanely catchy songs.
Already in pre-production, Final Destination 6 aims to reinvigorate the franchise and things are looking pretty good so far.
Brutal and brooding, D-Tox is a peculiar serial killer movie doubling as a who-done-it murder mystery and featuring one hell of a cast.
Claustrophic and dark, del Toro's science fiction horror about giant cockroaches Mimic is a B movie with an A execution.
Harrowing, visually impactful, and without any hints of melodrama, Society of the Snow is a masterpiece based on actual events.
Featuring breathtaking visuals and an all-star cast, Everest is a gripping and realistic survival thriller based on a harrowing true story.
Bloody, action-packed, and gripping, Dawn of the Dead, 2004 edition, is a zombie movie masterpiece that's still awesome after 20 years.
Thought-provoking, raw, and subversive, the movie Cruising blends murder, sex, and homosexuality in the eighties into a simmering flame.
Suspenseful, well-crafted, and authentic, SwitchBack is a serial killer movie that's going to keep throwing curveballs at you.
Unflinchingly brutal, well-crafted, and just a lot of fun, Thanksgiving is the ultimate holiday-themed horror comedy you need to watch.
A bit messy and melodramatic, Hitchcock's The Man Who Knew Too Much redeems itself with a suspenseful atmosphere and one hell of a finale.
RUR is the new Alex Proyas (Dark City, Wanted) indie movie based on a novel by Karel Capek, one science fiction pioneers.