1. Lost Skeleton of Cadavre 2. Kumare 3. Christine 4. The Man Who Would Be King 5. Loaded Weapon 6. after life 7. No Man's Land 8. Witness 9. Tekkonkinkreet 10. Blue Ruin 11. The Lure 12.. Living in Oblivion JTE Bonus 1. The Mission 2. The Lookout

The adult jokes killed me this episode! Roth you were hilarious and your transitions were in top form today. I love whenever I see a show and Spencer and Joe are just laughing uncontrollably. Thanks Billy for not editing the jokes out.

I have to say that I really like the new content of the channel. The debates are calm and grounded. And what I appreciate the most is that divergent opinions are treated respectfully. Especially the Last Jedi discussion showed brilliantly that you can have different views on hot topics and still behave mature and talk properly with each other. Even if the conclusion is that we agree to disagree. No reason to loose your shit. Really appreciate it SJ. Keep it rollin

Roth, thank you for recomending The Lure. I'm from Poland and I think it's so awesome you talked about one of our movies!

I love you Spencer, never change please.

Joe MUST do a review in Amish character! Live, no cuts!

"I'm the one who has to edit this all out" You had one job Billy Business.

Hall's first movie sounds like the live action version of The Road to El Dorado

This is by far one of the best things you have done since the new SJU. Everyone is having fun and looking properly happy. Well done. i would love for you to ask us for movies you have never seen that you will then go off and watch and then review. well done all

Dear Screen Junkies, ...the next time you do one of these Best Movies You’ve Never Seen, can you start listing the movies that you just talked about below in the description. Thanks.

hahahahhah Hal's bit about the Amish had me dead

"Oh gosh, yeah, kids. Hey..." Bwah ha haha hahaha

Hal seems like the most optimistic dude on the planet

I really loved this segment, I would love to see more recommendation videos!

Absolutely loved the video! Great job!

Will always have love for Loaded Weapon. Needs to get much more love & appreciation!

Thank you , guys. I love these. :)

Who else is kinda happy they've already seen (at least) one of these?

I've watched so many great movies thanks to this series!

Love this series, hope you keep it going

Good Picks. Also here are a few more to check out: Colossal, The Innocents, La Haine, The Way Back, The Way Way Back, Trash, Comet, '71, Spare Parts, Darkon, A Most Violent Year, The Guest, The Drop, Rudderless, Lucas, Dummy, Locke, The Inevitable Defeat of Mr. And Pete, A Hijacking, Thank you For Smoking, Drinking Buddies, All is Lost, Robot and Frank, Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, Conspiracy, Tape, City Island, No, and on and on...

Love these! Keep them coming

I didn't even notice that it wasn't Dan on the right until they addressed Hal

I'm amish on my Rumspringa - busted Hal Rudnick!

“Don’t know shit about Screen Junkies, don’t understand why Hal is insulting me - but being plain makes me happy, and if you want to raise a barn with me, what a wonderful world this could be!” - Amish Sam Cooke

YES l love LOADED WEAPON...its so good.

The Lure is so bizarre, glad it's getting exposure here

I love how JTE put up his right at the end. And yes, The Lookout is amazing.

Magic in the Water which came out in 1995 is a movie about a family who go on vacation to a small town in British Columbia, Canada. The kids discover a lake monster. It was such a good movie but for years I thought I had imagined that movie because I couldn't find it on video. I initially saw it in the movie theatre. Then I saw it randomly on DVD somewhere and I bought it. I'm pretty sure I'm the only person who has the movie on DVD but its great. Its loosely based on the legend of the Ogopogo though the monster is not referred to as this. Reason why I love the movie is because I grew up in the Okanagan around Okanagan Lake where the myth of the Ogopogo is from :) Great family movie. It also stars Mark Harmon and a young Joshua Jackson.

Roth Cornet, thank you for bringing Polish movie to the table!

yes!!! i just caught up on all the videos and thought crap there is nothing to watch, then i refreshed the page and a new video!

Jizz is the music-genre played in the Star War cantina scene, there you go, problem solved. starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Jizz

21:56 -- Hal Rudnick's face when that other guy is talking about "Blue Ruin!" LMAO!! Best expression, EVER.

I love THE LURE!!! 🧜‍♀️ 🧜🏽‍♀️

Oh God I love Spencer so much..I died from laughing :))))

That was a halarious episode lmao

I will say it again, Joe could fit in to my group of friends so easily. His first choice (Lost Skeleton) is a favourite of ours.

Great show and those are great movie recommendations

Woooow! I haven't thought of Loaded Weapon in decades, I loved watching it as a kid =D

THE LURE!

I am taking notes while watching this..🤗

This was a super funny episode!

I thought jizz was a form of music in the Star Wars universe?

"We out here smokin big doinks in the Amish". That's all I could think of when Hal started to talk about the amish

I wish more people would watch Tarsem Singh's The Fall with Lee Pace. That movie is so exquisitely beautiful it hurts, and the story is fascinatingly told. So underrated and underseen.

The man who would be king is amazing. Saw it as a kid, streamed it as an adult, still good.

THE LOST SKELETON OF CADAVRA IS HILARIOUS!!!

powerful hal "the bye bye man" rudnick ladies and gentlemen!

Never heard of the first two, own the others. Love this series. I always walk away with at least one new title to check out.

very cool picks

Whaaaat!!! Yeeees!!! The lost skeleton of cadavra!!! I have watched that movie at least three times!!! Hilarious movie, I would totally recommend it!!!

Oh man - Lost Skeleton of Cadavre! So glad to hear that mentioned. My friends and I found that out of nowhere and used to watch it all the time! Hilarious! Joe Star gets a gold star

Zero Hour! played it straight, Airplane played it for laughs.

Seconding Hal's suggestions. Great movies.

Anomalisa is such an overlooked film

I love The Man Who would be King! My favorite Sean Connery performance.

Kumare!! I've finally seen a movie from one of these episodes! And it was an interesting watch as well. I feel really good about myself right now lmao

Those recommendation videos are great! Will we get more?

Oh The Man Who Would Be King is one of my favourites!

Blue Ruin is one of the best movies of the 2010s and it has one of the most gorgeous cinematography! 100% endorse!

i am from croatia, thanks for mentioning of no mans land...

It always sounds like someone is using a bong after the music in the beginning lmao

Gotta watch that Lure movie now x'))

I never knew how much I wanted to see an Amish KZfaqr review Logan until this lol

My Life as a Zucchini One of the most beautiful films I've seen. Not enough people watched it.

Yes! Loaded Weapon is my favorite spoof movie and nobody ever talks about it.

I'm Amish, we do know shit about KZfaq, thank you Mr Rudnick

Living in Oblivion is great. Buscemi is a national treasure

Tekkon Kinkreet is absolutely beautiful. The soundtrack by Plaid really lends to the ethereal nature of the film.

Blue Ruin is brilliant film making. Loved Green Room too. Can't wait to see what Jeremy Saulnier does next.

Witness is one of my FAVORITE movies!

Yes!!!! Blue Ruin is just awesome

Loaded Weapon Part 1 is one of the best parody movies. That and Dracula Dead and Loving It with Leslie Nelson are my personal favorite from the 90's.

Living in Oblivion - awesome film! The first film I ever saw Steve Buscemi in.

the Lure is AMAZING!

Deadgirl. Super underrated zombie film.

I would say last year's indignation is a movie no one saw that is awesome

I just watched "Kumare"... Really great movie :D

Yes! Lost Skeleton of Cadavera is amazing!!!

Mao's last dancer. It's the movie no one has seen that I love to show people.

I adored "Christine" and I'm so glad that someone else knows about it. It's on Netflix so I hope people will be exposed to it because it's incredible. Rebecca Hall is absolutely amazing in this film.

first movie hal's talking about sounds a lot like el dorado lmao

I have the same Star Wars shirt Joe is wearing.

"Cristine" is really great.

After Life sounds amazing

10:36 -- Roth deserves the segue graphic

this will blow you minds americans butt all this films were big hits in Brazil and everbody here watched

Oh man! Joe Starr, you're human! Nice Loaded Weapon 1 drop!

Hal rockin’ the Twins hat!!!

I suggest 2 movies, one is from Argentina El secreto en sus ojos and the other is Spanish The invisible guest (Contratiempo).

Hal vs the internet Amish community

I really want to see that insane sounding film Roth talked about at the end.

The Man Who Would Be King is a great movie. I saw it loads of times as a kid.

YES! CHRISTINE! One of the best movies of 2016. THE best performance of 2016, from Hall. And also one of the best/most accurate representations of depression I've ever seen in a film.

Blue Ruin is one of the best thrillers of the 2010s and holy shit its good to see i'm not the only one who thinks this

What the hell are you talking about? I've scene witness! That's like one of the most famous Harrison Ford movies!

My recommendations: - Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters. The writer of Taxi Driver and Raging Bull surpassed himself with this masterpiece. A great film about a strong existentialist that wanted to live through art and change the world through action. 99 Homes: Andrew Garfield and Shannon in a fantastic, overlooked thriller about greed and attachment to your home. Reminds me of Nightcrawler. The Ladykillers (original, 1955): A hilarious film with Alec Guinesse's most ridiculous performance. Way better than the Coen brothers' misfire.

The Lure sounds like my kind of movie

My pick: Sunshine Cleaning starring: Emily Blunt, Amy Adams, Alan Arkin and Steve Zahn. 'In order to raise the tuition to send her young son to private school, a mom starts an unusual business -- a biohazard removal/crime scene clean-up service -- with her unreliable sister.'

Angels with Dirty Faces (1938) ● Director - Michael Curtiz ● Cinematographer - Sol Polito