100. The Little Mermaid – Happy Ending (Alan Menken)
99. My Neighbour Totoro – Catbus & I'm so Glad (Joe Hisaishi)
98. Twilight – Bella's Lullaby (Carter Burwell)
97. Spirited Away – One Summer's Day (Joe Hisaishi)
96. Edward Scissorhands – Main Title (Danny Elfman)
95. Avatar – I See You (James Horner)
94. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 – Severus and Lily (Alexandre Desplat)
93. Paddington – Main Theme (Nick Urata)...

Following the ceremony on Sunday (February 4, 2018), I thought it would be a good idea to have a list of the 90 films which have won the Oscar for Best Picture, most recently Guillermo del Toro's sublime Cold War fantasy romance The Shape of Water. There was no category for Best Picture in 1928, with Wings taking the award for Outstanding Picture (the category which would become Best Picture in 1962 after other name variations) and Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans winning the Unique and Artistic Picture...

10 . if.... (1968)

Lindsay Anderson is one of the most underrated satirists in film history as his trilogy of films following Mick Travis (if...., O Lucky Man! and Britannia Hospital) all have an undercurrent of jet black humour and pointing out the foibles and utter stupidity of some major British institutions. In the case of if...., Anderson targets the public school system and, with Malcolm McDowell making his film debut, before he shot to fame in A Clockwork Orange, had an actor...

When it comes to classic genre films which are 'essential viewing', there isn't a definitive list, but, in 1999, Empire released a Special Collector's Edition supplement called The Greatest Horror Films Ever, which is a really good 'beginners guide' to horror. In it, there are 50 films in different categories of films, which I'll list here.

Creature Features
Frankenstein
Nosferatu
Dracula (1931)
The Mummy
The Bride of Frankenstein
Cat People...