What's your favorite under-rated/unknown movies?

[postmodernmartr]

Here are 2 of mine...

The Delicate Art Of The Rifle: This is a stream of consciousness, dark comedy (with an EXTREME emphasis on dark)... I won't give details, but I will say that it was made by and stars members of one of my favorite punk bands, Action Patrol.



The other movie is a documentary about the animatronic band (and it's fans) rockafire explosion from Showbiz Pizza... very touching and pretty interesting.

[Koa]

Tenebre

Italian slasher film by director Dario Argento. Lot's of good ol' killing and blood along with a fantastic story that no matter how many times I watch it leaves me awestruck in the end..

[Squeezit]

i don't know what my favorites are unfortunately, but 28 weeks later wasn't popular, loved it.

Wristcutters: A Love Story (not as emo as it sounds, it's actually funny) was a great indie movie,

Let Me In (Let the Right One In was the original version) was a good movie, the only reason i liked the american version was cause the vampire was a girl. I've had enough of Anne Rice and her homosexual vampires.

there's a ton, but those are just off the top of my head

[Cronofuge]

Unfortunately I only watch what everyone else does.

[dolphinmastrbubs]

Hmmmmm... one movie i can think of at the moment that's underrated is the Karate Kid remake with Jaden Smith (Will Smith's kid). Sure it's not much like the original Karate Kid (with the remake set in China and Karate is a Japanese martial art sorta derived from Chinese Kung Fu, but what the hell.), but it was surprisingly good in terms of presentation. And Jackie Chan outtakes at the end never get old as well ^_^

[Squeezit]

that new karate kid wasn't bad.
not great, but not bad.

the unknowing, or unknown, or whatever that new movie that just came out is called, was pretty good.

Paul wasn't bad but not great either. I'd definitely download it, but i wouldn't buy it