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Guest writers recommend a movie that people should check out. May be their favorite film, may be something they enjoy. It might be a total obscurity or it could be a mainstream success. In any case, they recommend you watch (or revisit) it.
TREES LOUNGE (1996)
Steve Buscemi’s portrait of a miserable man transcends the despair to find something magical.
KING OF NEW YORK (1990)
A modern crime masterpiece and character profile that stays with audiences long after the credits roll.
THE DORM THAT DRIPPED BLOOD (1982)
An oft-overlooked slasher film deserves a revisit and re-evaluation.
KEEP PUNCHING: THE MAKING OF ROCKY VS. DRAGO (2021)
A portrait of the artist as (not) a young man.
THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE (1986)
On its 40th Anniversary, a look back on the seminal animated adventure.
DEMENTIA (1955)
A shockingly violent and surreal journey into the night awaits those exploring John Parker’s film.
THE HITCHER (1986)
On its 40th anniversary, a look at the folklore undertones of the pulp classic.
FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFF (1986)
On its 40th anniversary, a look at the film that might’ve been given certain excised elements.
THE CITY OF VIOLENCE (2006)
Looking for more high octane action with expert choreography? Then you’ve found the right place.
THE NICE GUYS (2016)
Ten years later, Shane Black’s amazing buddy detective movie still rocks.
EYE FOR AN EYE 2: BLIND VENGEANCE (2024)
A time-sensitive entry that discusses a great DTV action film with ties to THE FURIOUS and other excellent actioners.
THE OUTLAWS (2017)
A tremendous Korean cop franchise kicks off with an excellent first entry.
JERSEY SHORE SHARK ATTACK (2012)
An underappreciated piece of sharksploitation deserves more viewers and more love.
THE HEAD HUNTER (2018)
A genre-blending indie defies its low budget to create a vastly rich experience.
DR. OTTO AND THE RIDDLE OF THE GLOOM BEAM (1985)
An oft-overlooked Jim Varney & John Cherry venture that deserves to be rediscovered.
KNIGHTRIDERS (1981)
George A. Romero’s most personal film is also a terrifically entertaining and unique experience, too.

