The third film in the spy spoof series drops the groovy sixties secret agent into the disco playground of 1975 and introduces Michael Caine as his randy playboy spy dad.
It may seem like cliché now but ‘Psycho’ was the granddaddy of all slasher films and psycho-thrillers and thrilled audiences with its shocking twists and tawdry details.
This World War I action spectacle from director William Wellman was the most expensive Hollywood movie ever made in its day and wowed audiences with its spectacular aerial footage.
Brian De Palma directs Al Pacino in this thriller of a Cuban criminal’s rise to the top in the eighties cocaine wars of Florida. It’s a blood-spattered crime opera.
Robert Downey Jr. is the playboy millionaire and genius engineer who creates a tricked-out suit of armor that turns him into a superhero in the first official movie in the MCU.
This superb adaptation of Ken Kesey’s counterculture novel won five Oscars, including best picture, director Milos Forman, actor Jack Nicholson, and actress Louise Fletcher.
James Woods chases a pirate TV signal with brutal yet hypnotic S&M broadcasts and becomes a slave to the signal in the first masterpiece from filmmaker David Cronenberg.
It’s all in the hats as two lovers run from a team of “adjusters” who are responsible for “fixing” mistakes in the timeline and have deemed their romance a mistake. It’s based on a story by Philip K. Dick.
