Ruthlessly brutal and unsettlingly gripping and immersive, Lone Survivor is a masterpiece based on harrowing true events.
Relentlessly intense and suspenseful, Crimson Tide is an alarmingly realistic and frightening submarine movie featuring one hell of a cast.
Scoop takes us behind the scenes of the infamous BBC Prince Andrew Epstein interview offering juicy, satisfying, and bizarre juxtapositions.
Digging deep into your paranoia and fear, Final Destination is a sleek, suspenseful, and entertaining slasher with a refreshing twist.
The Happytime Murders is a refreshing and hilarious take on the neo-noir subgenre, an R-rated comedy with puppets and Melissa McCarthy.
It doesn't matter how many times you've seen the non-stop laughs comedy Dumb and Dumber, it's still going to be hilarious.
Visually impressive and somewhat refreshing, Damsel is a predictable and entirely forgettable dark fantasy movie worth exactly one watch.
Despite its unquestionable influence on the zombie genre and solid performances, 28 Days Later is a messy, overrated and not scary at all.
Nazi experiments, zombies, and claustrophobia await you in Trench 11, an expertly crafted and immersive indie war horror movie.
After more than 30 years, Cape Fear remains a relevant, unbearably intense, and haunting psychological thriller that's going to stay with you.
Heavily flawed but visually alluring and mildly entertaining, The Wages of Fear 2024 is an uninspired remake barely worth watching.
Starring Cuba Gooding Jr., Linewatch is an effective and well-crafted little thriller about a border patrol agent in over his head.
Generic, cliched, and surprisingly dark, Big Hero 6 is a commercial single-use product trying to cash in on the superhero trend.
Hilariously heavy-handed and yet visually alluring, The Haunting also features one of the most stunningly beautiful haunted houses ever.
Not taking itself too seriously and featuring revolutionary fight scenes along with an exotic setting, Road House 2024 is the perfect remake.
The tropical setting and sheer star power make Out of Time a predictable and generic neo-noir thriller worth watching.
Featuring dazzling visuals and a compelling story, Maleficent is a dark fantasy movie offering a refreshing twist on the old fairy tale.
Ferociously brutal but featuring a flimsy video game-like story, Farang is a French martial arts action thriller set in exotic Thailand.
Flawed but also nightmarish and visually sleek, The Midnight Meat Train is a grotesquely brutal horror that fans of the genre will enjoy.
Simply hilarious and infinitely charming, Hot Shots! is one of the funniest parodies of all time offering a lot of action and non-stop laughs.
Intelligent, suspenseful, and full of twists, Jennifer Eight is an underrated neo-noir thriller, a murder mystery well worth your time.
Trying too hard to be slick and cool, Dumb Money is still a movie worth watching because of its inspirational true story, pacing, and cast.
Extra Ordinary is an extraordinarily charming albeit a bit clumsy Irish horror comedy featuring ghosts, demons, and even a bit of romance.
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.