Dont bother opening the cinema door to this pile of hoodoo hokum.
This sequel to 'House of 1000 Corpses' is one disorientingly demented trip through the terrain of 1970s outlaw grindhouse.
Eerie, apocalyptic, and very bloody, Wilson's horror debut is anything but shallow.
Rage gets a shape in Cronenberg's compellingly grotesque psychothriller.
This psychological chiller drips with atmosphere, but compared to the Japanese original its ending is something of a damp squib.
Whether for its eighties nostalgia, or its absurdly reactionary violence, this is one guilty pleasure that still makes the grade.
Spielberg's second holocaust survival feature is an unexpectedly subversive Wells adaptation that puts extreme human behaviour under the microscope.
This dark labyrinth of trauma, treachery and troglodytes sets terrifying traps for the mind.
David Cronenbergs delve into a grimy video game world has lots of plus points, but isnt quite as good as it should be. Stick to Super Mario.
The buddy flick meets the spy movie in this provocative examination of Israel's uneasy relationship with Germany.