With a paparazzi flash and a Valencia-hued glare, it peeks into the world of the super rich, super privileged, super ugly. Call it the original brat summer

The 1982 film is still in dialogue with contemporary culture – a complex tale without the language yet to articulate its ideas about gender and sexuality

The 2002 film produced by Luc Besson’s company gave Statham his debut franchise – and it’s altogether weirder than its genre trappings might imply

Harvey is the pièce de résistance of films featuring massive human-like bunnies (admittedly, a small genre)

Starring Paul Bettany, Kirsten Dunst and two Sugababes songs, Wimbledon shows the potential for love to transform a middling underdog into a champion

Despite the blistering pace and lightning-fast fight scenes, this Indonesian film maintains total coherence – and is a refreshing watch over Hollywood franchises

Cillian Murphy may not rate it now, but this is arguably the most underrated film in the Scream director’s oeuvre

This series is a sometimes frustrating, ultimately illusory fantasy befitting the elusive chanteuse herself

The disaster flick is riddled with inaccuracies, cliches and gusts of machismo. But with its global climate catastrophe, it feels more relevant than ever

The classic action flick about a grungy dive bar and its chiselled bouncer is utterly ridiculous – and all the better for it

Why is an author allowed into crime scenes? Who cares! There are few examples of more comforting telly than this sweet show

This fantasy procedural is sometimes cheesy, by nature formulaic and occasionally derivative – but is also great fun, particularly for Buffy fans

This forerunner to the writer’s charming romcoms is real and relatable – the truest of her meditations on love

In this neon dream of a police procedural, Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas take on the city’s crime problem while looking as cool as possible

Glen Powell and Zoey Deutch ooze chemistry in this under-appreciated romcom about two overworked assistants trying to set up their bosses

This dark but sincere film stars Jerrod Carmichael and Christopher Abbott as two friends who plan their final day after deciding to kill each other

This BBC Scottish crime series gives a lot, very quietly. A decade late, I have happily jumped on the bandwagon/slow-moving local ferry

Williams and Edward Norton play two TV hosts battling it out in Danny DeVito’s 2002 satire

Elizabeth Montgomery became America’s sweetheart from the first twitch of her photogenic nose

This Japanese zombie film hides its secrets so well that once you finish it, you will want to watch it again straight away just to spot how it was done