Coraline is the visually magical film that started it all for Laika back in 2009, and it’s safe to say director Henry Selick’s delectably sinister animated marvel hasn’t lost an ounce of its charm.

Of all of the Laika films that the studio has released since 2009’s Coraline, I think ParaNorman has aged the best.

Peking Express is a gorgeously shot oddity built on an unstable foundation.

Assassination is a fun Italian Cold War thriller that makes precious little sense and frequently feels as if it were edited in a blender and put together with haphazard indifference.

Bedtime for Bonzo is funny enough, and as dated as elements of the film may be, overall it’s pretty harmless.

Grease 2: 40 years of wanting more than the boy next door with Michelle Pfeiffer and the Pink Ladies

Edge of Tomorrow has held up magnificently over the past eight years. If anything, it’s only gotten better.

See for Me is a very entertaining little thriller, one that’s happily easy to rewatch. I may have even enjoyed it more the second time around, which is something of a surprise.

Breakdown: 25 years of full-throttle thrills, chills, and characters worth road-tripping into danger with