A lot of these are really good.

If we're all contributing suggestons:

I recently rewatched The Warriors after seeing John Wick 4. It was the first time I'd seen it since I was a teenager and I was blown away by how well it holds up, even to an adult watching it. Even just from an aesthetic perspective it's absolutely beautiful, and in terms of subject matter it's a perfect antidote to feminism.

Escape from New York is another great film with similar themes. It can be really thought-provoking in some places, but also features an unapologetic badass as the main character.

They Live is increasingly relevant in today's climate, although for reasons somewhat opposite to John Carpenter's own motivations. It is a really interesting watch.

I'd also recommend Cool Hand Luke to anyone who hasn't seen it. It has very little action, but it's also a film that every man needs to see at least once.

And if anyone's looking for a more recent film that bucks the woke trend, Greyhound is a fantastically tight, perfectly structured, no-nonsense war film. There's none of the boring psychodrama or political messaging: it's just very good.