Parasite, but on a train.

Korean revenge is as twisted as they come.

Hannibal Lecter is best watched with a side of fava beans.

Unsophisticated subversion.

When atmosphere is the horror.

There’s more under the hood of the Mad Max universe.

The longer the legs, the harder they fall.

A war thriller at the peak of the French wave.

Watch Perfect Blue instead.

The father of horror/thrillers.

An iconic cast leads this future heist classic.

A glimpse of what visual storytelling is all about.

If Fincher made a slasher.

Korean revenge in a nutshell.

Some masterpieces don’t age well.

Hitchcock’s masterpiece disorients audiences for the worse.

The king of classic film noir.

No civil war, just a massacre.

The greatest trick the devil ever pulled.

When you think you sound cooler than you really are.

Nihilism portrayed through Japan’s lost teens.

When a film is presented backwards.

You're probably better off watching this one alone, just make sure no one catches you.

Horror fans, get in!

Sci-fi paradox with a twist.

Love, depravity and humanity.

Comic book style oozes in spades.

We don't talk about Fight Club.

The Mexican border all cinema will get compared to.

How a coin toss changed cinema.

Cat and mouse gangster masterpiece by Scorsese.

Paranoia and schizophrenia visually personified.

Korea’s modern masterpiece.

Probably the most awesome villain in Korean horror.

How well do you know your partner?

Game, set, temptation.

What's in the box?

The most seductive modern bond film.

When Martin Scorsese strays from the gangster genre, there's good reason.

A film that speaks to male audiences with just enough spark of magic.

What a girlboss should be.

A seductive thriller that will make you cheer for the wrong side.

Everything a Black Mirror episode strives for.

A recipe for success.

Romanticizing the pains of modern Chinese youth.

When innocent children develop telekinesis.

To no one’s surprise, LA has a lot of sociopath grifters.

If you've been sleeping on Spanish films, this will wake you up.

A fun addition to the phone horror genre.

Tom Ford demonstrates that to make a good film you just need a vision.