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What a year, huh? Check out what I recommend watching ahead of next week's Oscar nominations!

Wacky people > wacky production > some wacky outcomes. It's awards season, baby.

My final Sleeper Rec is here, and you might guess who my favorite new director of the decade is: Sicario (2015).

There is darkness in this suburb - movie fans, rejoice: Prisoners (2013)

An original yet old-school update to the sci-fi genre from one of our freshest filmmakers: Looper (2012)

The chaos of 2020 continues: The 2021 Golden Globes nominations.

A gritty, character-driven sports movie that still delivers on the thrills: Warrior (2011)

The first "Sleeper Rec" is here: Martin Scorsese's criminally overlooked work of psychologically thrilling art: Shutter Island (2010)

Ranking leads to anger; anger leads to the dark side. I did it anyway.

One of the most enduring and beloved films ever made: It's a Wonderful Life (1946)

Put it on the shortlist of GOAT contenders: Citizen Kane (1941)

Craig's first turn as Bond is still fantastic: Casino Royale (2006)

An uncompromising war film that stands as one of the genre's best: The Hurt Locker (2008).

The all-time journalism movie about an all-time moment in history that feels quite familiar: All The President's Men (1976)

One of the most acclaimed films I've covered, and a perfect blend of genre: 1991's The Silence of the Lambs

All work and no play makes John a dull boy.

The beginning of the spooky trio is here: Alien (1979)

I've split my soul into seven pieces by doing the unthinkable: ranking the Harry Potter films.

A supremely watchable and likable drama that launched two A-list careers: Good Will Hunting (1997)

A timeless adventure made by one of the best to ever do it: Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)