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Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro Movies: A Ranking of Their 10 Collaborations
Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese worked on ten films together, and here is a ranking of the duo's collaborations.
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Saw Movies in Order: How to Watch Chronologically and By Release Date
The Saw franchise is notoriously jumbled up, with flashbacks making the films often non-linear, but here's the best way to watch the movies in order.
16 Best Vietnam War Movies, Ranked
The Vietnam War has an infamous and dark history, and these great films chronicle the pain and difficulties that many American soldiers faced.
13 Movies Rob Zombie Should Remake Next
Rob Zombie has had great success remaking older titles like Halloween and The Munsters. These are some movies and shows he should remake next.
Hannibal Lecter Movies in Order: How to Watch Chronologically and By Release Date
The Thomas Harris novels about the diabolical cannibal Hannibal Lecter have resulted in five great movies over the span of two decades.
16 Most Devastating Films About Substance Use
These films present substance use disorder (SUD) in stark, painful, but artistic ways that reveal the often devastating effects of drugs.
20 Best Punk Rock Movies of All Time, Ranked
Punk is all about attitude, and these films have it in spades. From gritty, nasty documentaries to Swedish dramedies, these are the best punk movies.
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The Best Movies About PTSD and Veterans
Many people returned from war irrevocably changed, and these powerful movies explore the PTSD so many soldiers suffer from.
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Best Cult Classics of the '60s
The '60s were a revolutionary time for cinema, and while the '70s popularized cult classics, the '60s has its fair share of great ones.
Two and a Half Men: Did Ashton Kutcher Kill the Show?
In many ways, Charlie Sheen was Two and a Half Men, so it almost seemed inevitable that Ashton Kutcher could not redeem the TV series.
Film Noir: The Best Neo-Noir Movies of the '70s
Film noir has had an indelible impact on cinema since the 40s. The 70s saw a darker, even more cynical approach to noir with these movie masterpieces.
Movies Quentin Tarantino Surprisingly Hates
People love Quentin Tarantino movies, but Tarantino hates a lot of movies that people love, and these are some of the most surprising.
Why Neptune Frost May Be the Weirdest Movie of the 2022
Neptune Frost is a bold Afrofuturist, non-binary, science fiction musical, a film that defies genres despite existing within many of them.
Trash Humpers: How a Stupid Comedy Premise Became a Truly Disturbing Movie
Let's take a look at Harmony Korine's disturbing film about elderly delinquents, Trash Humpers.
Faces of Death: Why Do People Watch Horrible Scenes of Real Violence?
Let's explore why people are interested in watching real violence (or what's marketed as real violence), such as in films like Faces of Death.
How Carnival of Souls Influenced Generations of Low-Budget Horror Movies
Carnival of Souls has a great deal of meaning in the horror industry, where the lo-fi movie has influenced everyone from George Romero to David Lynch.
Tower: How the Mass Shooting Documentary Stands Out in the True Crime Genre
Tower tells the true story of a school shooter using bold animation techniques, and stands out in the modern true crime genre.
Snowpiercer: Class Warfare and Revolutionary Cinema
Here's how Bong Joon-ho's film Snowpiercer deals with class warfare in cinematic ways which reveal the revolutionary potential of movies.
Here's Every Antoine Fuqua Movie, Ranked
Let's take a look at the filmography of one the most exciting action directors of our time, the influential and respected Antoine Fuqua.
The Most Devastating Films About Schizophrenia
Certain films seek to destigmatize and depict the effects of the mental health condition schizophrenia, and these are the most powerful.