Possibly the most underrated and misunderstood film of all time. Utterly beautiful.

Made on a micro-budget, then cashing in big time at the box office, this is the most profitable film of all time- and I can see why! Genius.

The greatest zombie film ever made. This is Danny Boyle's masterpiece.

A classic in every sense of the word. This must be on everyone's favourites list even if they don't admit it.

The most intelligent and subtly beautiful film I've ever seen.

Almost completely ignored on its theatrical release, this brilliant but quiet little indie catapulted Evan Rachael Wood into stardom.

So blatantly the better half of Grindhouse, I believe this to be Quentin Tarrentino's best film. Shocking, hilarious and totally unpredictable.

Saw is a modern day horror classic- it revolutionised the horror genre, spawning 3 (and maybe more) sequels.

In my opinion, the greatest remake ever made, actually surpassing the original. Fantastic.

Savage and aggressive, The Devils Rejects is an incredible and groundbreaking horror-on-the-road film from Rob Zombie, a director who's possibly more insane than his cast of crackpots!

Apparently a memoir, Running With Scissors tells the inspirational story of a normal young boy growing up in a world that's falling apart around him... and his attempt to escape. Poetic and brilliant.

The best sci-fi film I've ever seen, Sunshine is an unexpectedly sinister and brilliantly disorientating experience. Another masterpiece from Danny Boyle.

Emotionally draining and triumphantly beautiful, Babel, for many, was the film of the year.