1) Eraserhead (1977) The greatest example of low-budget filmmaking (possibly filmmaking in general) of all time. It’s…

Below are a selection of underrated movies, director’s filmographies, classics of cinema history, and much, much more….

 #CinemaRevival Zero de Conduite by Jean Vigo   Here it is, our final film of the #CinemaRevival season….

 #CinemaRevival The Last Laugh by F.W Murnau   An aging doorman, after being fired from his prestigious job…

 #CinemaRevival The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari by Robert Wiene   Fascinating and bizarre; this week we bring you…

 #CinemaRevival M by Fritz Lang   Made in 1931, near the end of the Weimar Republic, ‘M’…

 #CinemaRevival Un Chien Andalou by Luis Buñuel   Luis Buñuel told Salvador Dalí about a dream in…

 #CinemaRevival NOSFERATU by F.W Murnau   Another classic from the mind of F.W Murnau; ‘Nosferatu‘ was an…

 #CinemaRevival A TRIP TO THE MOON by George Méliès   “A group of astronomers go on an…

 #CinemaRevival NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD by George A. Romero   One of the most successful independent…