THE TOP TEN

1 RESERVOIR DOGS (1992)

John: “The original, and still the best. Taut, surprising, savagely violent and darkly funny, Tarantino’s debut remains iconic to its core, and is quite simply as close to perfect as it’s possible for a film to get.”

2 PULP FICTION (1994)

Nick: “A film of burger-loving hitmen and mesmerising molls, if it were a milkshake it would be worth $5.”

3 KILL BILL: VOLUME 1 (2003)

Ben: “QT at his most colourful, with fountains of blood, anime bits, and a samurai showdown dialled up to 88.”

4 INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS (2009)

John: “Tarantino took a baseball bat to the war film rulebook, and has insane fun doing so. That’s a bingo!”

5 ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD (2019)

Nick: “Horror, comedy and flamethrowers: Tarantino’s latest has it all.”

6 THE HATEFUL EIGHT (2015)

Terri: “Unfairly much-maligned. A small, stagy story in 70mm, and that tension makes the film so interesting.”

7 JACKIE BROWN (1997)

Chris: “It’s perhaps the least Tarantino of Tarantino movies. Tarantino on a leash.”

8 KILL BILL: VOLUME 2 (2004)

Terri: “More reflective than Volume 1. I understand this is quite extreme, but I find it utterly romantic.”

9 DEATH PROOF (2007)

Ben: “QT’S slightest movie, but still a blast — with talking, gore, and feet galore. Plus its final car chase rocks.”

10 DJANGO UNCHAINED (2012)

Chris: “Won two Oscars, but perhaps his least fondly remembered film. Placing after Death Proof? Yikes!”