Unhinged does not feature a compelling or smart protagonist to root for, and it has some logical flaws in terms of intelligence, but Russell Crowe's great performance makes for a menacing villain and a movie that is never boring.

Close Encounters presents young Spielberg at the beginning of his prime, full of iconic visuals, as well as meaningful thematic statements regarding language and communication.

Completely unpredictable and at times filled with hilarity, The Cabin In The Woods manages to subvert genre tropes while following them at the same time, and is a refreshing take that is effective on multiple levels.

Thrust into the audience's mind through an acting masterclass put on display by Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson, The Lighthouse is constantly engaging, tense, and extremely meaningful under Robert Eggers's perfect direction and its awesome and beautiful atmosphere.

Fantastic Mr. Fox is funny and at times quite heartfelt, so basically a typical Wes Anderson movie.