Elliot Pidduck

Spielberg's best film, Jaws is still one of the most effective thrillers to date despite it being almost half a century old. Masterpiece.

Django: Unchained may be the weakest of Tarantino's work, but that doesn’t stop it from being a largely enjoyable, “I liked it but never again” type of experience.

The Matrix still holds up today as one of the most creative, inventive and surprising movies of all time and the entertainment factor of this action/sci-fi blockbuster is absolutely through the roof. On the contrary to the popular quote, this is a film that definitely should not be dodged.

The Cabin in the Woods is simply one of the smartest, most creative films of the 21st century.

A modern-day, ultra-violent crime-noir that when it’s good, it’s really good... but when it’s bad, it’s really bad.

It doesn’t make an ounce of sense, but it’s a hell of a lot of fun. Good stuff.

This fantastically funny comedy/horror has some of the best cinematography, comedic timing, editing and overall entertainment value of the entire genre.

Spider-Man: Into The Spider-verse is undoubtably the best Spider-Man movie of all time, and some serious arguments could be made for best comic book movie of all time, or best action movie of the year.

It offers nothing new other than a historically inaccurate racial diversity of the cast. That said, The Personal History of David Copperfield has nothing particularly wrong with it and it can be a good laugh at times.

Despite the overwhelming majority of positive reviews, Searching is a cliché, cringeworthy, factually inaccurate excuse for a mystery/thriller.