Political thrillers are not our jam; Most times we find them too boring to live up the "thriller" label, but Director Ron Howard and a slew of amazing actors earn that label in Frost/Nixon.

All the President's Men (1976) is flawless down to every last detail. The only thing that could hinder one's viewing enjoyment is their level of interest in the subject matter.

Even those that have no interest in professional wrestling will appreciate this film. The entire cast is flawless and we guarantee you'll be reaching for the tissues by the end.

Phantasm is one of the most unique and visually creative horror movies out there. The 70s campiness, mixed with the surrealistic qualities, make for a dream-like experience.

Ryan Coogler's talent is on full display, as is that of the entire cast. Unfortunately, the "Day in the life" approach to Oscar Grant III's story felt manipulative and left a lot to be desired.

This horror anthology has an all-star cast and an undeniably 60s charm. It is entertaining, but it goes more for a PG spooky atmosphere than true scares.