Underrated, overlooked, or just plain infamous, these 2000s oddities may not be great, but they’re unforgettable. Here’s what made the cut, and why
Jacker is more than a horror series, it’s a landmark in independent cinema. From Phil Herman’s raw 1993 original to the blood-soaked finale Jacker 3: The Road to Hell, this decades-spanning series celebrates uncompromising vision, underground passion, and DIY filmmaking that refuses to die.
28 Weeks Later is a cynical, heart-pounding horror film that explores the human cost of survival and the fragile nature of a society on the brink of collapse. This review from Mother of Movies gets into the unforgiving brutality and unexpected heroes of the Rage virus sequel. #28WeeksLater #HorrorReview
Ti West’s The House of the Devil (2009) is a hypnotic homage to ’70s horror, filmed on 16mm, full of satanic tension, and anchored by an unforgettable final girl. What begins with a flyer and a payphone spirals into blood rituals, lunar eclipses, and a drugged pizza. A chilling cult classic now streaming on AMC+ & Shudder.
Final Destination 2 is the second film in the franchise. Released in 2003, the title is directed by David R. Ellis and follows Kimberley’s premonitions.
Final Destination. The original is always the best. Teenagers on a field trip to France end up booted of their flight when one of them sees their deaths.
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Jennifer Lopez, Robert Redford and Morgan Freeman star in this low-key journey of forgiveness in An Unfinished Life. The movie is streaming now.
