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The only comedy on your shelf is the taste that went into choosing those films.

The Douchebag's Guide to Your Crappy Comedy Film Collection

Carla Gugino, Pauly Shore, Mason Adams, Cindy Pickett, and Lane Smith in Son in Law (1993)

Your taste sucks. Here's how it must look.

The Douchebag's Guide to Your Crappy Horror Film Collection

Some of them are well known, others not so much. Give them a shot...or don't. I'm still better than you.

Welcome to the cinematic world of Stephen King! This guide includes films directly adapted from King's work as well as the sequels and remakes (sans shorts) spawned from it.

The Douchebag's Guide to the Cinema of Stephen King

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Lorna Gray and Dick Purcell in Captain America (1944)

The Douchebag's Guide to the Films of DC Comics

Douglas Croft, Shirley Patterson, and Lewis Wilson in Batman (1943)

I am "The Douchebag" and this these are the films I consider to be my favorites. I hope you enjoy!

The Douchebag's Guide to The Douchebag's Favorite Cinema

Good? Bad? That's completely up to you. Feel free to make your own suggestions.

Paolo Bonacelli in Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom (1975)

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Fay Wray and King Kong in King Kong (1933)

Fernando Tielve in The Devil's Backbone (2001)

You've seen us typing on our laptops at Starbucks on the next great American novel. You've seen us chatting about Kurosawa in the aisles of Barnes and Noble. You may have even heard us scoffing from the back row of the newest Martin Lawrence film. We're only there to be ironic, we're smarter than you and we want you to hear it.

Here's a list of films we find to be "must-see" sci-fi cinema. Outside of a few scant entries, this list does not contain the kind of overblown action-crap you worship. These make you think, which is something we know you do little of...BECAUSE WE ARE BETTER THAN YOU.

Seriously though, this list has some amazing films on it and it's all in fun. Feel free to suggest films like The Fountain, Donnie Darko, Minority Report, Gattaca, Dark City and Inception...but we won't listen to you...remember...douchebags.

The Douchebag's Guide to Pretentious Sci-Fi

You don't know jack about Kung Fu, which is why you're reading this list. Don't be ashamed, let The Douchebag guide you step-by-step into Kung Fu nirvana! 

This list is subjective but, for the most part, 100% better than yours. Maybe. Probably. It is. Anyhow, if you have a recommendation, please feel free to comment.

The Douchebag's Guide to The Best Kung Fu Flicks

Pei-Pei Cheng, Yueh Hua, and Hung-Lieh Chen in Come Drink with Me (1966)

We all prostrate ourselves before George A. Romero's original three Dead films but what about the films that are actually BETTER? We know there are some, we just don't want to be the ones to admit it.

These may or may not be better than Romero's films, that's up for you to decide. I list 'em, you whine about 'em. Feel free to make your own suggestions.

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