In 80s New York where society is consumed by materialism, greed & narcissism, Patrick Bateman fits in perfectly. But Bateman is also consumed by something else, an unquenchable, uncontrollable & delusional bloodlust. Did you know he’s utterly insane?Social satire, thriller, horror, comedy? Director Mary Harron took an un-filmable book and created one of cinemas most enduring anti-heros, expertly played by a pre-fame Christian Bale. All The Right Movies have scoured all available sources for this episode, It’s Hip To Be Square.

Rejected by an austere society in which the poor begin an uprising against the rich, Arthur Fleck is a desperate loner with aspirations of being a stand-up comic. Dreams backfire as Arthur becomes a spearhead for change in the city.Todd Phillips’ Joker was a departure from what we have come to expect from a comic book movie. Controversial & Oscar winning but still box office busting. Love it or loathe it, Joker’s impact on the industry was huge.All The Right Movies are putting on our happy faces as we discuss Joker.

The well to do McNeill family are thrust into an unexplainable situation when only child Regan starts to display increasingly disturbing behaviour. Having exhausted all scientific & medical options, mother Chris has no other choice than to turn to the church for help.Capturing the cultural zeitgeist, William Friedkin’s The Exorcist transcended film to become a worldwide phenomenon that sparked moral panic and had cinemagoers fainting in the aisle.The power of Christ compels us to explore our own faith in The Exorcist

Brian De Palma’s prohibition-era gangster thriller The Untouchables was released in 1987 to near-universal acclaim.

Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Mamet, and boasting an all-star cast, it is based on the real-life take down of legendary mob boss Al Capone by Eliot Ness and his crew of Untouchables.

Brian De Palma’s prohibition-era gangster thriller The Untouchables was released in 1987 to near-universal acclaim.Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Mamet, and boasting an all-star cast, it is based on the real-life take down of legendary mob boss Al Capone by Eliot Ness and his crew of Untouchables.

New York Cop John McClane visits his wife in LA with the hope of reconciling for the holidays. Before he gets the chance, he has to take on international terrorists at Nakatomi Plaza, who are intent on stealing $640 million dollars in negotiable bearer bonds.Released without much hype, John McTiernan’s Die Hard became a runaway success thanks to it’s likeable lead character, exceptional villain & incredible action set pieces.

A staple of the festive period, the Christmas film has evolved since its earliest incarnation in the late 19th century but the message has largely stayed the same. It’s about families coming together and good will to all.From the sleepy town of Bedford Falls, to the Nakatomi Tower in Century City, All The Right Movies are travelling through the Christmas movie landscape like santa clause on Christmas Eve night to bring you a comprehensive list of the top ten best Christmas films of all time.

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