Elia Kazan, Karl Malden and Method Man Marlon Brando at their best. A stunning depiction of corruption and violence on New Jersey's waterfront, shot bravely at a time of political unrest in the US.

I was six years old when I first saw this movie and twenty years on it has lost none of its charm. "Hey you Guys", this is a must-see.

All About Bette...

One of the most original horror films to grace screens in years, but the annual Halloween sequels have spoilt it somewhat.

Classic horror, full to bursting with sexual innuendo and double entendre.

Middle-class American women at their worst. It's great.

The only Texas Chain Saw Massacre worth watching, the remakes are a disgrace to intelligence.

Annie Hall is Diane Keaton's real name, don't you know.

Ok, so I had to have at least one stinker in the list, it was either this or Mannequin! I am quite proud of the fact that I knew who Jason Bateman was before his comic resurgance.

It's hard to pick just one Johnny Depp film, he is such a darn good actor. See this and What's Eating Gilbert Grape.

Long before the days of the twisted Jigsaw killer there was John Doe...

Conrad and Coppola - the ultimate war film.