Must-Watch Movies: From Hilarious Comedies to Chilling Thrillers

Ready for a movie marathon? Whether you’re craving a gut-busting laugh, a heart-pounding thriller, or a family-friendly adventure, this list has something for everyone. Dive into these picks to find your next great watch!

Comedy

Between Two Ferns: The Movie

2019, R, 6.1
Zach Galifianakis takes his quirky talk show on the road, interviewing celebrities in his unique style.
What’s Good: A humorous extension of the popular web series, full of awkward interviews and dry wit.

Jexi

2019, R, 5.6
A man’s life is turned upside down when his smartphone’s virtual assistant becomes overly controlling.
What’s Good: A comedic take on our tech-obsessed lives with a fun, unpredictable plot.

Like Father

2018, TV-MA, 6.1
A workaholic woman goes on her honeymoon cruise with her estranged father after her fiancé leaves her.
What’s Good: A heartwarming and funny story about family reconnection and self-discovery.

Book Club

2018, PG-13, 6.1
Four lifelong friends’ lives change when they read Fifty Shades of Grey in their book club.
What’s Good: A delightful comedy featuring a star-studded cast and charming, relatable moments.

Trolls World Tour

2020, PG, 6.1
Poppy and Branch discover that their world is just one of six different troll tribes, each with its own music genre.
What’s Good: A colorful and energetic sequel with catchy songs and vibrant animation.

Early Man

2018, PG, 6.1
A prehistoric caveman leads his tribe to victory in a soccer match against the Bronze Age city.
What’s Good: A charming and inventive stop-motion animation from the creators of Wallace & Gromit.

Thriller & Action

6 Underground

2019, R, 6.1
A group of vigilantes fakes their deaths to fight crime and seek justice without the constraints of their former lives.
What’s Good: High-octane action and spectacular visuals, directed by Michael Bay.

The Girl in the Spider’s Web

2018, R, 6.1
Hacker Lisbeth Salander and journalist Mikael Blomkvist uncover a dangerous conspiracy involving national security.
What’s Good: A gripping, fast-paced thriller with a strong lead performance and intense action sequences.

Mile 22

2018, R, 6.1
An elite paramilitary team is tasked with extracting a high-value informant from a dangerous city.
What’s Good: A high-energy action film with fast-paced sequences and a tough-as-nails protagonist.

Anon

2018, TV-MA, 6.1
In a future where privacy is non-existent and everyone’s life is digitally recorded, a detective hunts for a mysterious murderer.
What’s Good: A thought-provoking sci-fi thriller with a unique take on surveillance and privacy.

Hotel Artemis

2018, R, 6.1
In a futuristic Los Angeles, a secret hospital caters to criminals while a riot breaks out.
What’s Good: A stylish action film with a strong ensemble cast and an intriguing dystopian setting.

Horror

The Perfection

2018, TV-MA, 6.1
A talented cellist seeks revenge on a prestigious music academy, leading to a twisted and shocking series of events.
What’s Good: A dark, suspenseful thriller with unexpected twists and strong performances.

Brightburn

2019, R, 6.2
A young boy with superpowers turns malevolent, posing a terrifying threat to his family and the world.
What’s Good: A chilling take on the superhero genre, exploring what happens when powers are used for evil.

Ouija: Origin of Evil

2016, PG-13, 5.6
In 1960s Los Angeles, a family uses a Ouija board to contact spirits, with terrifying consequences.
What’s Good: A prequel with effective scares and a retro atmosphere that enhances its creepy vibe.

Krampus

2015, PG-13, 6.2
A family’s Christmas takes a dark turn when a demonic spirit named Krampus punishes those who have lost the Christmas spirit.
What’s Good: A blend of horror and holiday cheer with a unique twist on Christmas traditions.

I Kill Giants

2017, PG-13, 6.3
A young girl battles her personal giants and fears, finding solace in her fantasy world.
What’s Good: A touching and imaginative film that blends fantasy with real emotional struggles.

Drama & Family

Christmas in the Wild

2019, TV-PG, 6.2
A woman takes a solo African safari trip after her husband leaves her, finding new meaning and adventure.
What’s Good: A feel-good film with beautiful scenery and a heartwarming story of self-discovery.

The Front Runner

2018, R, 6.4
The story of Gary Hart’s 1988 presidential campaign and the scandal that led to its downfall.
What’s Good: An engaging political drama with a compelling look at media and personal integrity.

Death Race 2000

1975, R, 6.2
In a dystopian future, drivers compete in a deadly cross-country race, scoring points by killing pedestrians.
What’s Good: A cult classic with a satirical edge and action-packed sequences.