Constantine (2005)
Constantine is a better film than its reputation suggests. Francis Lawrence directed in his feature debut.
Genre: Horror (Page 14)
HorrorA Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) and Freddy vs. Jason (2003)
Seen the original three times. Seen Freddy vs. Jason twice.
ComedyYoung Frankenstein (1974) Review
Young Frankenstein is one of the great American comedies and the highest achievement in Mel Brooks's filmography. Mel Brooks directed and cowrote the screenplay with Gene Wilder.
ActionThe Resident Evil Series (2002-2016) Review
The Resident Evil series is one of the most commercially successful video game adaptation franchises in cinema history. Milla Jovovich starred in all six films.
FantasyThe Prophecy (1995) Review
The Prophecy is one of the most underappreciated theological horror films of the 1990s and one of Christopher Walken's most committed performances. It grossed approximately sixteen million dollars in its initial theatrical release on a production budget of approximately eight…
FantasyThe Prophecy Franchise (1995-2005) Review
The Prophecy is one of the most underappreciated theological horror franchises in American cinema. The original 1995 film delivered Christopher Walken's career-defining performance as the rebel angel Gabriel.
HorrorThe Raven (1935 / 1963 / 2012), Contrast Review
Edgar Allan Poe's 1845 poem The Raven has generated multiple screen adaptations across nearly a century of cinema.
ActionThe Mummy Trilogy (1999-2008) Review
The Mummy trilogy is one of the most enjoyable adventure franchises of the late 1990s and 2000s and one of the more successful examples of mainstream adventure filmmaking. Stephen Sommers wrote and directed the first two films.
HorrorDracula (1931 / 1992 / 2000 / 2014), Contrast Review
Dracula is one of the most extensively adapted properties in cinema history.
HorrorThe Birds (1963) Review
The Birds is one of Alfred Hitchcock's great achievements and one of the most influential horror productions in American cinema history. The British-born filmmaker had produced substantial work in both British and American cinema across multiple decades.
ActionThe Blade Trilogy (1998-2004) Review
The Blade trilogy is the foundation document of modern Marvel cinema and one of the most influential American action horror franchises of the past three decades. The franchise adapts Marvel Comics characters created by Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan in…
DramaCat People (1942 / 1982), Contrast Review
Cat People is one of the most influential psychological horror properties in American cinema history. The 1942 RKO production directed by Jacques Tourneur.