The 1981 Irish hunger strike is depicted through the eyes of Bobby Sands.
Why people love it: McQueen’s stark black‑and‑white cinematography creates an unflinching portrait of protest. Fassbender’s riveting performance anchors a powerful political drama.
In 1348 England, a monk and his companions investigate a remote village plagued by a mysterious illness.
Why people love it: The film’s grim medieval setting and unsettling atmosphere capture the dread of the era. Strong performances and visceral scares make it a standout plague horror.
A cargo ship carrying Dracula's coffin faces terror as the Count hunts the crew at sea.
Why people love it: The film's claustrophobic atmosphere and relentless dread keep viewers on edge, delivering a fresh horror experience. Its maritime setting adds a unique twist to the classic vampire myth.