Part courtroom drama, part dysfunctional family study, The Judge is a subtle and surprisingly upbeat movie with a stellar cast.
Predictable but still with enough eerie atmosphere to warrant a viewing, Blood Vessel is a solid B horror movie; a sea-worthy creature feature.
Ruthlessly brutal and unsettlingly gripping and immersive, Lone Survivor is a masterpiece based on harrowing true events.
The Happytime Murders is a refreshing and hilarious take on the neo-noir subgenre, an R-rated comedy with puppets and Melissa McCarthy.
Nazi experiments, zombies, and claustrophobia await you in Trench 11, an expertly crafted and immersive indie war horror movie.
Generic, cliched, and surprisingly dark, Big Hero 6 is a commercial single-use product trying to cash in on the superhero trend.
Featuring dazzling visuals and a compelling story, Maleficent is a dark fantasy movie offering a refreshing twist on the old fairy tale.
Extra Ordinary is an extraordinarily charming albeit a bit clumsy Irish horror comedy featuring ghosts, demons, and even a bit of romance.
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.
Incident in the Ghostland blends familiar genre elements into a highly effective, visually impressive, and scary psychological horror.
Punching way above its weight class, You Might Be The Killer is a solid retro horror comedy paying homage to all those eighties slashers.
Brutally honest and gripping, Kicks is a hidden gem, a coming-of-age thriller, a hood adventure that's going to stay with you.
Sweaty and ominous, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2003 is a masterpiece of terror, a gripping horror gem that only got better over time.
I, Tonya is not your usual biopic but a gripping, authentic, and highly entertaining black comedy based on bizarre true events.
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.
Featuring breathtaking visuals and an all-star cast, Everest is a gripping and realistic survival thriller based on a harrowing true story.
Stylish and refreshing but also silly at times, The Wolf's Call is one of the few modern movies about submarines worth watching.
A bit contrived but still good enough to warrant a viewing, I Still See You is a supernatural thriller keeping the ghosts movie subgenre alive.
A bit hectic towards the end, Krampus is a solid Christmas-themed horror comedy still offering loads of fun and nasty creatures.
Charmingly retro, visually impressive, and just fun, It Came From the Desert is a fun little science-fiction comedy you need to check out.
Unrelentingly gripping, The Guilty AKA Den Skyldige is a 2018 Danish single-location thriller unfolding in real time you simply must watch.
Rough around the edges but still competent, Open 24 Hours is a stereotypical slasher horror movie that fans of the genre will appreciate.
A bit slow but also captivatingly thought-provoking and subversive, Young and Beautiful is an erotic coming-of-age story you must experience.
Dheepan is a compelling family drama, an immigrant story set against the backdrop of a crime-ridden French hood you need to experience.
Saint AKA Sint is a charming little Dutch horror comedy about zombie Santa appearing in Amsterdam to kill all those who've been naughty.
Entertaining and stylish, Upgrade is a cyberpunk science fiction movie featuring a familiar story and excellent action scenes.
Highly immersive and underrated, Sweet Virginia is a simmering neo-noir thriller about a small-town motel owner in the middle of a murder plot.
Atmospheric, gripping, and featuring one hell of a cast, Pilgrimage is a gritty medieval tale both believers and atheists can enjoy equally.
Norwegian gem Kraftidioten AKA In Order of Disappearance is not just visually impactful black comedy but also one hell of a revenge movie.
Claustrophobic and visually impressive but sadly predictable, Sanctum is an action thriller about a cave diving expedition gone wrong.
Lights Out is a by-the-numbers horror movie offering nothing new but making up for that with excellent scares and visual quality.
Imbued with that eighties charm, All You Need Is Crime is a charming Italian comedy featuring time-travel, mafia, and a feelgood atmosphere.
Just the right amount of style-over-substance, Revenge is a bloody, visually beautiful, and highly effective French horror movie.
Despite the realistic and brutal opening, Darkland AKA Underverden is a classic revenge/vigilante movie with a distinct Euro twist.
The Program is a competent, underrated and fast-paced movie about Lance Armstrong's doping scandal you simply need to check out.
Based on an insane true story of two young hustlers who started selling arms to the US military, the cynical comedy War Dogs is a must-see.
Gritty and realistic, State of Grace is an underrated neo-noir thriller following an undercover cop trying to take down the Irish mob.
Instantly charming and based on a heartwarming true story, The Bromley Boys is a coming-of-age comedy about youthful passion and football.
Okja is a cute fairy tale for adults about a giant pig and a young girl while also exploring subjects like the meat industry and capitalism.
Forgettable but still intriguing enough and featuring Stellan SkarsgÄrd's magnetic performance, Our Kind of Traitor is a solid spy thriller.
The Babadook takes a familiar horror movie plot and uses it to explore the most powerful human emotion there is, fear. Paralyzing fear.
Oozing with a vibrant late seventies atmosphere, The Nice Guys is an entertaining buddy-cop action comedy you can watch any time.
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.
Finding Steve McQueen is a lighthearted heist movie based on actual events surrounding one of the biggest robberies in US history.
Superficially exploring thought-provoking ideas, Elysium is an action-packed and visually stunning science fiction movie worth watching.
A Million Ways to Die in the West is a comedy offering a refreshingly cynical and hilarious take on both the Wild West and Western movies.
Moody and atmospheric, The Hole In The Ground is a horror movie that successfully blends Irish folklore and the familiar creepy kid theme.
Quarantine 2: Terminal is a surprisingly effective standalone "zombie infection on a plane" B movie that should entertain you for 80 minutes.
Unlike many slashers of that era, The Hills Have Eyes is a genuinely sinister, refreshingly nasty, and highly suspenseful horror movie.
Ominously mysterious, The Invitation is a slow-burning psychological thriller about a dinner party from hell.