Updated reviews list at Top 10 Films

Reviews listed in alphabetical order
*All film reviews by Daniel Stephens unless otherwise stated

1941 (Review by George Litman)

A Cock and Bull Story
Alien
Aliens
Alien 3
All The President's Men
Amityville Horror, The (1979)
An Education
Animal House
April Fool's Day
Arbor, The

Bachelor Party
Be Kind Rewind
Below
Benchwarmers, The
Beverly Hills Ninja
Big
Black Christmas
Black Sheep
Brothers Bloom, The
Burbs, The

Changeling, The
Children of Men
City of God
Class
Clockwork Orange, A
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Cloverfield
Cursed

Damned United, The
Dead End
Death Sentence
Departed, The
Disturbia
Dog Soldiers
Doom
Down and Out in Beverly Hills
Dressed To Kill
Duel

Eastern Promises

Fright Night

Gauntlet, The
Ginger Snaps
Girl in the Park, The
Goonies, The
Gran Torino
Grown Ups

Halloween (2007)
Hamlet 2
Harry Brown
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 2
Heartbreak Kid, The (2007)
Hitcher, The (1986)
Hot Tub Time Machine
Human Centipede, The

I Am Legend
In Bruges
Interstate 60
Invention of Lying, The
Invictus
Iron Man

Jason X
Juno
Just Go With It

Kick-Ass

Last Exorcism, The
L.A. Story
Leap of Faith
Lenny
Let It Ride
Little Miss Sunshine

Man with One Red Shoe
Match Point
Mighty Heart, A
Money Pit, The
Mother (2009)
Murder on a Sunday Morning

Near Dark

Poltergeist III
Punchline

Queen, The

Reeker
Relic, The
Return of the Living Dead
Ring 2, The
Robin Hood
Rounders
Roxanne
Ruins, The
RV: Runaway Vacation

Shallow Grave
Shelter
Silver Bullet
Something Wild
Spellbound (2002)
Splash
Stand By Me
Stephen King's It
Straw Dogs
Sugarland Express, The
Surrogates
Surveillance

Tequila Sunrise
Terminal, The
Tommy Boy
Turner and Hooch

Unborn, The

Valkyrie
Vantage Point

Withnail and I

Zack and Miri Make a Porno
Zombies of Mass Destruction

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Ten influential films that don't get the recognition they deserve

Greg Cwik writes about ten important films that seem to run under the radar. These ten films represent a cross-section of cinema history; films that are as influential and, in many cases, as good as the Citizen Kane's and Lawrence of Arabia's of this world, but don't receive the same level of credit. See the list, which features Roman Polanski's Repulsion, Richard Williams' troubled production The Thief and the Cobbler, and Michael Crichton's Westworld, here.

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