During the ’90s thousands of movies have been released by different movie industries around the world. Some have been watched while there are others yet to be watched after all these years. Interestingly, while some have not been so great off the production table, others didn’t receive the accolades that they should have. They had some amazing storylines and lessons that you could use as well as provide some quality education. But, what made these movies not receive the strength they should have? Sadly, some faced financial problems mid-production while others didn’t have popular actors and actresses who people were going crazy over at the time. We have gone through a lot of these movies and highlighted 30 that were truly intriguing but were underrated…
The Dark Half (1993)
The Dark Half 1993
Novelist Thad Beaumont (Timothy Hutton) wrote under an assumed name for years before he finally set his writing pseudonym, George Stark, to retirement. This came about after Beaumont was framed for committing a series of murders which he realized could not allow him to be committed to his work anymore. However, his alter-ego was out to damage his character, Thad, at all costs. But, trouble loomed ahead as the releasing studio fell into financial difficulties and marketing was poor for the film.
Why You Should Watch: By far, it is one of the better productions of Stephen King and could be the best work for George A. Romero aside from the Dead Canon.
Big Night (1996)
This movie features two Italian brothers who were having a hard time surviving from the proceeds of their restaurant known as Paradise. One brother, chef Primo (Tony Shalhoub), and his manager brother, Secundo (Stanley Tucci) had a huge night to prepare for, as one of their competitors organized with crooner Tony Prima, to visit the restaurant for a test.
Why You Should Watch: The dinner scene is everything! The movie was edited in such a way that it will give you the courage to finally prepare that lasagna you had in the freezer for so long.
Big Night 1996
