19 great directors and their most underrated films

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On The Rocks, Following, Grace Of My Heart, Panic Room, Cape Fear, The Quick And The Dead(Clockwise from Top-left)) — On The Rocks, Following, Grace Of My Heart, Panic Room, Cape Fear, The Quick And The Dead | Image via Apple TV+, Amazon Prime, Gramercy Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Universal Pictures, Columbia Pictures (Clockwise from top-left)

11) Clint Eastwood- The Eiger Sanction (1975)

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Clint Eastwood's The Eiger Sanction, follows a retired assassin, Jonathan Hemlock. He has been cunningly lured back in order to take on one last job. Its dazzling mountain climbing scenes and Eastwood's rugged charm all combine to make an entertaining and suspenseful ride. Mostly overlooked within Eastwood's filmography, The Eiger Sanction is nevertheless a well-made, gripping thriller that exemplifies Eastwood's versatility as a director.