The Good, the Bad and the UglyThe Good, the Bad, and the Ugly is one of the few classics that gets better with time. The spaghetti western—which is set during the Civil War—stars Clint Eastwood as Joe, a gun-toting man on a mission. One day, he runs into an outlaw and embarks on a journey of betrayal and forgiveness. First, the men try to kill each other—but they eventually team up to find a sack of gold buried in the desert.

2012The world was supposed to end on Dec. 21, 2012, according to the Mayan calendar, and disaster director Roland Emmerich capitalized on the possibility with his nearly three-hour 2009 epic, 2012. Earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes—you name it, 2012 has it all. Watch on Amazon TwisterAside from having one of the best natural disaster film romances between Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton, Twister is unique for depicting a group of storm chasers who actively drive toward tornadoes to study them—a crazy, real thing that people do.

Nailed It!Some competition shows allow experts at their craft to go head to head and push their skills to the limit… and then there’s Nailed It! This beautifully chaotic baking show celebrates the middling bakers in our lives who are simply trying their best. In Nailed It!, hopelessly unprepared contestants to try to put together complicated desserts for a $10,000 cash prize—with comedian Nicole Byer and pastry chef Jacques Torre teaming up as a very charming pair of presenters.

The Meg 2: The TrenchWho knew that The Meg's creators could possibly turn up the madness? Jason Statham clearly couldn't get enough of the prehistoric, bloodthirsty fiend, because he's back This time, there's more deep-sea creatures than anyone could ever imagine. Giant octopus, lizard-like creatures, and multiple Megalodons menace the screen—and pack this film's runtime to the gills with wild beasts. In theaters Jaws: The RevengeAlthough this Jaws sequel was mostly panned by critics and audiences, time gives us the distance to fully appreciate the campy fun of this Jaws follow-up.

For All MankindA series from the creators of Battlestar Galactica and Star Trek? Sign us up. If that wasn’t enough to entice you, For All Mankind is one of the best space shows on TV right now. It’s set in 1969, in an alternate reality where the Soviets land the first man on the moon. The spectacle sends NASA into a tizzy, while America struggles to catch up, asking viewers to consider what may have happened if the global space race never ended.