Rotten Tomatoes Says These Are Are The Best-Reviewed Films Ever. Here’s Where To Watch Them At Home

From horror and comedy to drama and documentaries, this list has something for everyone.

With so many streaming services at our fingertips today, picking something to watch is often as much of a time-filling activity as the movie we land on itself.

In the modern day, one metric many of us use to help settle whether a film is any good is the review site Rotten Tomatoes, which has been rounding up critics’ takes on cinema for film fans, and assigning them with a score out of 100, for almost 30 years.

True, it’s not a fool-proof system (particularly as sometimes a random critic will give a movie a bad review just to mess with its pefect rating), but you can usually count on a movie that’s been certified “rotten” worth avoiding.

Conversely, those with unanimously positive reviews get that rare distinction of holding a 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes. At the time of writing, the number of “certified fresh” films with a 100% rating stands at almost 500 – which we’ve narrowed down to the 10 who boast the highest number of glowing reviews.

From unsettling horror and family drama to animated classics and gripping documentaries, these are the films Rotten Tomatoes listed as having more unanimously positive reviews than any other – and a guide to where you can watch them at home...

Horror has repeatedly proved to be a hard sell when it comes to film critics – but His House managed not only to win them over, but to do so unanimously.

The film centres around a refugee couple from South Sudan, played by Sope Dirisu and future Oscar nominee Wunmi Mosaku, who struggle to settle into their new life in a remote English village due to sinister forces at play.

Also starring Doctor Who star Matt Smith, Remi Weekes’ film dives into themes like racism, cultural identity, superstition and grief, all through........

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