Whether you’re single or hanging out with friends, let one of these movies keep you company on Valentine’s Day.

“Kill Bill” Parts 1 and 2

This action couplet, directed by Quentin Tarantino, revolves around a woman with a mysterious history set on revenge. ‘The Bride’ (Uma Thurman) is a poorly fated individual trying to cut loose ends from her past, but the only way to do this is to risk her life.

With the 70s-esque pulp-karate aesthetic this movie sports so elegantly, it is hard not to enjoy, and is especially enjoyable for those lonesome souls out there who are looking for films that they can relate to. After having loving and lost or never having loved at all, you will truly feel in-tune with ‘The Bride’ as she fights for her life in various scenarios involving uniquely sinister rivals from her past life.

Watch “Kill Bill” Parts 1 and 2 to warm your heart a little with a masterfully created action film on Valentine’s Day. 

Available to stream on Netflix.

“Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back”

Kevin Smith’s stoner duo break out of side roles in “Clerks” and “Mallrats” for a raunchy, late-night comedy.

When Jay and Silent Bob learn the internet is bashing the upcoming movie starring their comic book characters, “Bluntman and Chronic,” they embark on a cross-country trip to stop the film from being made. On their journey they make friends with an orangutan, cause a zoo-break, are hunted by Will Ferrell and eventually duel with a slightly-‘Darth Vader’ Mark Hamill. The duo’s relationship is tested, but they overcome thanks to the power of best friendship (or maybe just codependency).

Full of stupid humor and hemp-hijinks, “Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back” is no masterpiece, but it’s the perfect movie for a late night watch.

Available to stream on Netflix.

“Swiss Army Man” 

A castaway stranded in the wilderness (Paul Dano) discovers a washed-up corpse with strange abilities (Daniel Radcliffe) that will help him survive. Hank and the corpse, later dubbed “Manny,” develop a special relationship as he copes with life alone.

Like many films in A24’s library, “Swiss Army Man’s” offbeat premise and arthouse presentation may not appeal to general audiences, but those appreciative are in for a special and deeply weird experience.

The movie’s accompanying soundtrack is beautiful, featuring a capella vocal performances from Radcliffe and Dano, including a cover of the “Jurassic Park” theme.

Available to stream on Netflix. 

“Swingers”

If you’re young and single you’re either loving it or hating it. “Swingers” is all about the struggle of being a single guy. Breakups, social anxiety, your buddies who have it way easier than you, to coming into your own and learning from your mistakes.

While some situations and performances are hilarious, Vince Vaughn in particular, some moments and character reflections are painfully relatable. The film is a bit outdated in terms of trends, everyone in this movie is obsessed with the Tarantino and Scorsese 90s style, but the film’s humorous and sometimes satirical approach to dating life is real and applicable.

“Swingers” is an excellent comedy that will lift any single person’s spirits on a lonely Valentine’s Day.

Available to stream on Netflix. 

“The End of the Tour”

Jesse Eisenberg and Jason Segel put on career-defining performances in this 2015 film based on Rolling Stone journalist David Lipsky’s memoir “Although of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself.” Detailing a days-long interview with critically-acclaimed writer, the late David Foster Wallace, the film hits all the sweet spots for a singles movie night.

Distraught over the news of Wallace’s suicide, Lipsky returns to a vintage tape recorder used during his time with Wallace 14 years earlier. The film depicts Lipsky’s and Wallace’s interaction for a majority of the movie. Lipsky, originally skeptical of and annoyed by Wallace, soon learns the depths of Wallace’s depression and addiction to television.

The two forge a unique bond between novelist and journalist, traveling through Minnesota and Illinois on Wallace’s book tour. Filled with tension, laughs and a whole lot of tears, “The End of the Tour” is sure to be the perfect nightcap.

Available to stream on Netflix.