15. Day Shift (2022) Day Shiftis kind of likeMen in Blackexcept they’re fighting vampires instead of aliens. Starring Jamie Foxx and Snoop Dogg, both are perfect for depicting the “gangster movie” feel of the premise. The film follows the story of Bud Jablonski (played by Jamie Foxx) who works as a pool cleaner but is also secretly a vampire hunter who hunts vampires and trades their fangs for money. However, his vampire-hunting job doesn’t go so well and he ends up being the one hunted by his prey....

15. Das Boot (1981) It’s easy to get lost in the perspective of one side in history, which is whyDas Bootis a standout film: it turns the page over to the German experience during World War II Published by Lothar-Günther Buchheim in 1973 and inspired by his own time as a war correspondent on the German submarine U-96,Das Bootbecame an overnight sensation in West Germany when it was adapted for the big screen by Wolfgang Petersen....

15. Hacksaw Ridge (2016) A pacifist in a war zone? Talk about oxymoronic! Ironically, Desmond T. Doss actually won the Congressional Medal of Honor for refusing to use or carry weapons in World War II. Doss was at first punished and ridiculed for his refusal to bear arms, but later earned a huge amount of respect when he saved 75 men in the Battle of Okinawa without shooting a single bullet....

15. The Fifth Estate (2013) WikiLeaks is one of the largest public dumping grounds for top secret information, from breaking news scandals to military intelligence leaks. But who would make such an organization? Or, more importantly, would anyone be able to get away with it? WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange isn’t exactly a cape-wearing hero. In fact, he’s known as quite the narcissist—and his truth-seeking has led to many endangered lives. That said, he’s a devoted campaigner for free speech, open information, and the lifting of veils....

15. Alive (1993) Alivedidn’t get the best reviews upon release, chiefly due to how hard it was to capture such an extreme (and true) story. But it eventually blew up and became famous. Why? Because it ends in cannibalism. Frank Marshall took a stellar cast and brought Piers Paul Read’s nonfiction book to life, detailing a plane crash in the Andes Mountains back in 1972. The Uruguayan rugby team boarded Flight 571 with their families, excited for a match in Chile they’d never make....