The 1980s was another decade full of great crime films. Sergio Leone’s epic “Once Upon a Time in America” came out in this decade. Michael Mann made his first theatrical crime drama release with the amazing “Thief.” Brian De Palma shifted from thriller/mystery films to actual crime dramas and made two of the most iconic […]
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10 Bleak Movies With Unexpected Happy Endings
Generally, it’s hard to expect a happy ending in bleak movies.. Nevertheless, great directors sometimes choose unexpected hopeful and warm endings. These endings maybe tell us that even in a dark world, there are still plenty of positive points of view. And thanks to these new sights, maybe, just maybe, we can make the world […]
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10 Great Classic Horror Movies You’ve Probably Never Seen
There is probably not a more popular and prolific genre in cinema right now than horror. We can turn on the TV (if anyone still pays for that), and catch any sort of horror film, from “Final Destination” all the way through “Saw,” “Suspiria,” maybe some classics like ”Dracula,” or even “Rosemary’s Baby.” What’s for […]
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10 Underrated 2010s Movies That Need To Be Revisited
Like any other decade, the 2010s has its fair share of great movies that audiences overlooked. Throughout history, critics return to movies and discover that they underrated many of them. The following 10 movies belong in that category of underrated movies that need to be revisited as they were misunderstood on their original release. […]
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The 25 Best Horror Films of The 21st Century
Genre fans have been joyously experiencing a horror renaissance in recent years as mainstream cinema outlets and soaring box-office receipts reinforce that fright films have gone populist across the board. While this doesn’t always bode well for diehard fans who dig the transgressive elements of horror over trendy Stephen King adaptations, for instance (and certainly […]
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10 Great Recent Films You’ve Probably Never Seen
Every year it seems like seven billion films are released. How cinephiles around the world somehow don’t spontaneously combust should be evidence there’s some sort of Divine Being out there. Constantly we’re bombarded with overwhelming indecisiveness when logging into any of our countless streaming services: Criterion Channel, Fandor, Hulu, Kino Now, MUBI, Netflix, TubiTV, etc. […]