Top tier consists of the best of the best, undisputed heavyweight champions of the world. I usually try to keep it to 10 but this year had so many great movies I felt bad leaving 11 & 12 out. So here is the measuring stick all 2019 movies have to be measured against, the Beatles. #12. 1917 There are plenty of war films out there, but none of them look and feel like 1917 does. It's an absolute cinematic marvel, a visual spectacle the likes of which are best experienced on the

42 Years and 11 films in the making, here's where JJ Abrams' end to the Skywalker Saga ranks among the rest of the series in our comprehensive rundown of the entire franchise from Jar Jar to Boba Fett. #11. Episode II : Attack of the Clones Overloaded with painfully dry dialogue, a passionless love story and an unbelievably boring political coup - Attack of the Clones is a prequel weighed down with so much action-less exposition that not even a backflipping Yoda saber duel ca

We've finally arrived at the top tier of this year's releases. The Top 10 Records of 2019. The best of the best, undisputed heavyweight champions of the world. The standard for all future generations to be measured against. The Jordans. #10. Heavy Banding by Slingshot Dakota Heavy Banding illustrates the journey of Slingshot Dakota wonderfully and finds the group finally finding peace with carving out their own space in the industry instead of trying to fit into it. Which is

#10. Carrie The first Stephen King adaptation to hit the big screen certainly has one of the most memorable finales in all of cinema but the slow build to the final reveal is admittedly pretty grating by today's pacing standards. Especially if you know how things are going to end up, which at this point, who doesn't? But regardless, De Palma crafts an incredibly poignant horror film and brings King's work to the silver screen in explosive fashion. #9. Pet Sematary Much like C

With the latest film incarnation of The Addams Family as well as a prequel to America's favorite crime family in The Many Saints of Newark dropping today, we've compiled our list of the best films based on a TV series. #10. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me Fire Walk With Me is the perfect companion piece to the short lived series and adds some incredibly eerie details to the death of Laura Palmer. It's a phenomenal extension of the original series that allows for Ray Wise and Sh

12 Movies, 29 years, and a buttload of body bags and jump scares - to celebrate this Friday the 13th we hack our way through the entire franchise from Worst to Best. #12. Jason X You know your franchise is in bad shape when the only idea you have left is to throw it into outer space. There's no reason for this movie to exist other than New Line Cinema trying to justify buying the rights to the Voorhees character and taking so long to develop Freddy v.s. Jason that they had to

To celebrate the release of Olivia Wilde's directorial debut, Booksmart, this week we take a look back at the best high school comedies of all time: #10 . Better Off Dead Most people remember John Cusack for his hopeless romantic starring roles in films like Say Anything or High Fidelity but he was never more hopeless than this pitch black 80's comedy that serves as more of a slapstick satire of the teen romance genre altogether. Think Not Another Teen Movie but, you know, ac

#10. The Matrix (The Matrix, The Matrix Reloaded, The Matrix Revolutions, The Matrix Resurrections) The Wachowski's turned the entire movie industry on its head with the release of the first Matrix film and brought a much needed level of intellect to the action genre after a decade of mindless Schwarzenegger and Stallone shoot 'em ups. But that's not to say that The Matrix isn't oozing with stylish action as well (including pioneering the whole "bullet-time" slow motion craze