Peter Cook and Dudley Moore (UKers) in a comedic pairing of Moore as the young schnook who deals with the devil, a sly and conniving Peter Cook. Remade in USA with Brendan Fraser and Elizabeth Hurley using same title.

Tim Burton's film starring Albert Finney as an old dying father whose children come home for the last visit. They have always resented his tall tales. Flashback to Ewan McGregor as a younger Finney and we discover those tales may have been the absolute truth!

Christopher Walken wakes up from a coma with the ability to see psychic visions and solve and prevent crimes. Based on Stephen King's novel.

Jake Gyllenhaal plays Donnie Darko, a teenager who is either descending into schizophrenia or is having a paranormal experience. A large rabbit leads him out of his house saving him from a crashing plane.

Friedkin's film based on the Blatty novel stars Ellen Burstyn who needs an exorcist because her daughter is possessed by a demon. A priest comes to exorcise her and it is quite the fright show.

Daniel Radcliffe is Harry Potter, a warlock who must save the world from Lord Voldemort, a warlock gone seriously bad who eradicates both witches and warlocks as well as mortals. Based on the novels by J.K. Rowling.

Warren Beatty dies while preparing for his big football comeback and is switched into the body of the owner of the team who was bumped off by his wife at the same moment. He has to try and realize his football dream while trapped in the team owner's body (and survive long enough so that the wife doesn't bump him off again). Great fun.

Richard Chamberlain is an attorney representing aboriginal people in the Australian courts. He starts having visions of the end with a huge tidal wave coming in. Peter Weir's first and best film.

Beauty and the Beast updated to fit present day in an offbeat Hal Hartley rendition starring Sarah Polley.

Guillermo del Torro's richly imagined surreal world entered by a little girl when her mother remarries in fascist Spain of 1944. Her fantasy world begins to come real. Oscar winner.

Roman Polanski's film based on Ira Levin's novel stars Mia Farrow and John Cassavettes as a husband and wife who get involved with some peculiar people in their new apartment building. This leads to a bizarre ceremony and an unusual pregnancy.

Shyamalan's second best film. Bruce Willis is the lone survivor in a terrorist bombed rail disaster. He doesn't have a scratch on him. The owner of a comic based art gallery (Samuel Jackson) has been searching for him and approaches him to discuss how he survived.