Which thrillers are considered to be the “best of all time” (2)?

Reservoir Dogs (1992) Quentin Tarantino

One of the best directorial debuts of all time, Tarantino's supremely confident, supremely stylish hello to Hollywood managed to simultaneously herald a completely distinctive new talent while magpie-ing all the best bits from the thriller gods of yore. A smartly inverted diamond heist plot laced with nods to Mamet, Kubrickian ultra-violence, Scorsese and Losey, to name a few, is combined with a knockout colour-coded ensemble cast including Keitel, Buscemi, Roth and Madsen, all set to a stupidly cool soundtrack and cut at 100mph. 

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