Do you think any era had particularly underrated movies?

[killamch89]

Every decade has its gems that often get overlooked. Whether it’s the 80s with its unique mix of genre-bending films or the 2000s when indie cinema started to shine, there’s always a time period that’s got hidden treasures. What films or eras do you think are especially underrated? What makes them stand out for you?

[Knight Plug]

Nosferatu is just as great as Dracula.

It's a silent German, early horror movie.

Edited November 16, 2024 by The Blackangel

[Knight Plug]

Darn. Why are the tags not working? :D

[The Blackangel]

3 hours ago, Knight Plug said:

Darn. Why are the tags not working? 😄

You’re trying to use BBCode directly which confuses some modern forums, as it’s an old post coding format. It’s not sure what you’re telling it to do, so it just inserted it as text. Just click the tabs at the top of your post window to turn bold, italic, and underline on and off.

However, I went ahead and italicized them for you.

Edited November 16, 2024 by The Blackangel

[killamch89]

I'd say the 90s because yes, we know the 80s have tons of movies that got their deserved recognition. However, there's tons of movies in the 90s that have gone under the radar.