16.Start-Up Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance Start-Upfollows three separate storylines that converge as a group of aspiring entrepreneurs trying to break into Korea’s high-tech industry. But there’s a lot more going on beneath the surface—including burgeoning romances, secrets that need to be kept, and the dangers of an unresolved past that threaten one’s future. This K-drama is as ambitious as its characters, and succeeds in delivering emotional punch after punch. Related:The best Korean drama actresses, ranked...

16. Excalibur (1981) Contrary to popular belief, Excalibur isnotthe same sword that King Arthur supposedly pulled from a stone. But to keep things simple, a lot of films and books pretend that the swords are one in the same—and that includes John Boorman’s epic medieval fantasy flickExcalibur. In this film, Boorman gives us his version of Arthurian romance. Nigel Terry stars as Arthur, who pulls the magical sword from the stone, which was enchanted by Merlin to only be retrieved by a future king....

16. Men in Black (1997) When talking about monsters and aliens, we can’t forget theMen in Blackfilms. They feature tons of different alien creatures, from office mates and postmen to villains who use everything at their disposal to accomplish their sinister goals. Remember Neeble, one of the four coffee-loving Annelid aliens? How about Boris, the last known Boglodite? Well, there are many aliens throughoutMen in Black(and the sequels) who possess intelligence equal to—or greater than—humans....

16.Friday the 13th Freddy Vs. Jasonand the 2009 remake ofFriday the 13thare both available on HBO Max. These two movies may not be the most beloved of the franchise, but if you’re a fan of the series, there’s enough here to enjoy. 15.Nightmare on Elm Street The originalNightmare on Elm Streetand the 2010 remake are available on HBO Max, as well as the second, fourth, and fifth installments of the franchise....

16. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017) One can thank the soundtrack toGuardians of the Galaxyfor reintroducing us to several 1980s hit songs and giving them a fresh spin in a very mainstream, MCU-esque manner. But while the first movie’s soundtrack cemented its status as an all-time favorite, the soundtrack toGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2went even further and deserves credit as a soundtrack for the ages. The soundtrack features obvious favorites like ELO’s “Mr....