As Quentin Tarantino continues pre-production on his tenth (and perhaps final) film, The Movie Critic, we're looking back at the auteur's filmography and ranking his feature-length movies. 10. Death Proof (2007) Where to Watch: Paramount+, Fubo Let's get this out of the way now: Death Proof isn't as fun as Planet Terror, but it definitely is the smartest homage to B-movies ever made.

The film plays like something one of the most talented (and cocky) filmmakers ever put together with some friends over a series of weekends, albeit with a weekend funded by a major production outlet and one hell of a rapid-fire script. The story of Stuntman Mike taking down beautiful, talky chicks with his death-proofed car is a bullet of a movie, one that somehow manages to revitalize Kurt Russell's career and make us sit through almost 40 minutes of dialogue before the blood and guts and fun kick in. Sure, the movie is by its very nature polarizing (unless you call Cannes home), and it's not up there with Fiction, but it is a work without any studio fingerprints on it, which makes the film all the more rare and must-see given the current studio climate.

And if smart ass chicks looking fine and talking fast isn't your bag, the climatic death chase fueled by revenge and pure awesome should satisfy even the most diligent skeptics. 9. The Hateful Eight (2015) Where to Watch: Netflix Armed with vicious humor and an intense story, Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight is as brutal in its insights int.