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Spartacus tops Collider’s list of 10 nearly perfect epic films — Static0.colliderimages.com

Spartacus tops Collider’s list of 10 nearly perfect epic films

Collider published a ranking on Jan. 31, 2026 by Jeremy Urquhart listing 10 “nearly perfect” epic movies, a roundup of large-scale films the writer says fall just short of true perfection. At No. 1 is Spartacus, described as a rousing epic about revenge and rebellion; the piece notes the film’

Ranking the 10 most realistic war epics — from Paths of Glory to Black Hawk Down — Static0.colliderimages.com

Ranking the 10 most realistic war epics — from Paths of Glory to Black Hawk Down

Collider ranks the 10 most realistic war epics, placing Stanley Kubrick’s Paths of Glory at No. 1 and Ridley Scott’s Black Hawk Down at No. 10, and assessing how each film makes combat feel lived-in rather than staged. The piece argues a war epic feels realistic when it

Incantation tops list of scariest non‑English horror films — Static0.colliderimages.com

Incantation tops list of scariest non‑English horror films

Collider has ranked the 10 scariest horror movies that aren't in English, placing Taiwan's found‑footage Incantation at number one. The roundup includes a range of international entries: French Martyrs (2008), about a cult torturing people to probe the afterlife; Dutch The Vanishing (1988), a grounded

Danny Patrick’s Aryan Papers criticised as poor low‑budget World War II drama — I.guim.co.uk

Danny Patrick’s Aryan Papers criticised as poor low‑budget World War II drama

The Guardian’s review of Danny Patrick’s World War II drama Aryan Papers describes the ultra‑low‑budget film as a broadly unsuccessful effort. The review emphasises that this film should not be confused with the better‑known, unrealised Stanley Kubrick project of the same name — based on Louis

Ten 1962 Films That Have Become Enduring Classics — Static0.colliderimages.com

Ten 1962 Films That Have Become Enduring Classics

Collider published a list of ten films from 1962 now considered classics. The piece frames 1962 as a cinematic crossroads: the classical studio system was still technically intact but its certainties were beginning to crack, censorship was loosening, international cinema exerted stronger influence, and filmmakers were increasingly willing to confront

Ten films that feel like nightmares — Static0.colliderimages.com

Ten films that feel like nightmares

Collider published, 3 hours ago, a list of ten movie masterpieces that the author says “feel like a nightmare,” collecting films across genres that evoke dreamlike dread or sustained psychological unease. The roundup places David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive at No. 1, calling it intensely surreal and nightmarish; Terry Gilliam’