RetroNaudts

The Artist: A memorable, silent experience that is held back from achieving excellence due to some unfortunate stylistic choices.
Director: Michel Hazanavicius
Year: 2011

Metoroporisu: Osamu Tezuka’s drawings make for a gorgeous looking anime that blends the classic tale of a dystopian society with various sci-fi themes.
Director: Rintaro
Year: 2001

Les Yeux Sans Visage: The black-and-white visuals and clever use of ambient sounds create an eerie atmosphere that fits the haunting mood of this thrilling masterpiece - in which the actors seem truly tormented - perfectly.
Director: Georges Franju
Year: 1960

The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra: This tongue-in-cheek production perfectly captures the campy atmosphere of 50’s monster movies!
Director: Larry Blamire
Year: 2001 

Buffalo 66: A rather odd but greatly overlooked movie that centers around the bizarre actions of Billy Brown and his strange relationship with the girl he kidnaps.
Director: Vincent Gallo
Year: 1998

Close Encounters of the Third Kind: This inspiring science fiction tale grants a realistic look on what might happen in case of future alien contact.
Director: Steven Spielberg
Year: 1977

The Ruling Class: Peter O’Toole portrays a paranoid schizophrenic who believes he is god in this superb comedy that starts out silly but grows darker by the minute.
Director: Peter Medak 
Year: 1972 

Chasing Ghosts: Beyond the Arcade: Although it doesn’t offer the same level of storytelling as “The King of Kong”, this documentary still provides an entertaining look inside the arcade scene of the 80’s.
Director: Lincoln Ruchti
Year: 2007 

Tonari no Totoro: Not many movies can capture the human heart as well as this fantastic tale of 2 sisters and a giant forest spirit.
Director: Hayao Miyazaki
Year: 1988