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hit it, & I didn't go Erykah Badu crazy, #yallmad
That Queen Mary flick the worst I've seen in two years.
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That Queen Mary flick the worst I've seen in two years.
Wish I could day that.
It was bad ,
But unfortunately , I saw Skinamarink in theater
Duke Dixon
Superstar
I watched Abigail recently and really enjoyed it it aucks that most twist was given out before hand but I don't know how they could have marketed the movie. Radio Silence really understand the Comedy Horror sub genre and I'll be there for anything else they release.
Updated rankings for the year are:
Abigail or Late Night with the Devil(I had a problem with both movies endings but the first 2/3 of the movies are a fun ride)
Immaculate
Night Shift
Double Blind
Lisa Frankenstein
Night Swim
Updated rankings for the year are:
Abigail or Late Night with the Devil(I had a problem with both movies endings but the first 2/3 of the movies are a fun ride)
Immaculate
Night Shift
Double Blind
Lisa Frankenstein
Night Swim
I guess I'm super late to this news but just finding out Wes Craven wrote, appeared and directed a full-blown porn movie
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The Fireworks Woman
Angela is haunted by guilt for the morbid bond with her brother Peter, who is destined to be a priest. In an attempt to free herself from this passion, she embarks on a descent into the infernal rounds of erotic love.
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I finally watched A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night
It's a rare case of the plot doing almost nothing for me, but the cinematography absolutely BODYING to the point it didn't matter. It felt like a "been there, done that" kind of story for a bunch of reasons, but every scene is striking. It's shot and cut beautifully, with a score that matches the visuals. I could see watching this in one of my old film classes in college. Anyway, I can't give it too much props when the story was bland. But it's still a solid 6.5 for me, though I may have to revisit it in the future to see how it feels on a rewatch.
This shyt right here is ART
It's a rare case of the plot doing almost nothing for me, but the cinematography absolutely BODYING to the point it didn't matter. It felt like a "been there, done that" kind of story for a bunch of reasons, but every scene is striking. It's shot and cut beautifully, with a score that matches the visuals. I could see watching this in one of my old film classes in college. Anyway, I can't give it too much props when the story was bland. But it's still a solid 6.5 for me, though I may have to revisit it in the future to see how it feels on a rewatch.
This shyt right here is ART
Out of context, it looks like a simple romantic scene shot really well. In the context of the movie, it's actually one of the most tense moments of the film IMO.
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I guess I'm super late to this news but just finding out Wes Craven wrote, appeared and directed a full-blown porn movie
The Fireworks Woman
Angela is haunted by guilt for the morbid bond with her brother Peter, who is destined to be a priest. In an attempt to free herself from this passion, she embarks on a descent into the infernal rounds of erotic love.
Such a vibe. A slow burn that can be considered style over substance, but it’s not everyday we see a horror romance shot like a spaghetti western and it definitely scratched that Sergio Leone itch at times. Some of the best needle-drops I’ve heard in a movie too. Picking a good track is easy, but weaving them into the story in a way that effectively complements the themes is the challenging part and I thought this film did that really well. I was wondering why one of the lead actresses in ‘The Rental’ looked so familiar and now it’s coming back to me.
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Dammit...
I'm buying one
the article that inspired my 80's kick
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These 20 Horror Classics from the 1980s Are Wonderfully Bizarre
These horror films from the '80s are just as odd as they are scary.
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The boogens (1981)
underrated early 80's creature feature
bloodier than i remembered
underrated early 80's creature feature
bloodier than i remembered
evilution (2008)
popped up on my plex share, metadata poster and description looked great
I should have stopped there
they tried
its mid, but the acting is terrible
its hard to screw up a zombie flick , but somehow they manage.
popped up on my plex share, metadata poster and description looked great
I should have stopped there
they tried
its mid, but the acting is terrible
its hard to screw up a zombie flick , but somehow they manage.
While I’m not in a huge rush to rave about it, I thought ‘The Coffee Table’ was solid overall.
Less of an in your face, spook-filled horror, and more on the psychological side. Explores an unspeakable, taboo scenario that you hope stays locked up in the back of your mind pending deletion. The nightmare that you’re hoping is in fact a nightmare and one you can shake yourself awake from. El McIntyre and his wife caught a diabolical case here.
Felt like a 90 minute extension of what happens to Alex Wolff’s character after that infamous driving scene in ‘Hereditary’, so if you’re down and able to handle the dread of a fukked situation like that then you may find this enjoyable. Didn’t find it nearly as gut-wrenching or on my mind as much afterwards like with Speak No Evil, but it did manage to have me invested enough to see it through til the breaking point.
Less of an in your face, spook-filled horror, and more on the psychological side. Explores an unspeakable, taboo scenario that you hope stays locked up in the back of your mind pending deletion. The nightmare that you’re hoping is in fact a nightmare and one you can shake yourself awake from. El McIntyre and his wife caught a diabolical case here.
Felt like a 90 minute extension of what happens to Alex Wolff’s character after that infamous driving scene in ‘Hereditary’, so if you’re down and able to handle the dread of a fukked situation like that then you may find this enjoyable. Didn’t find it nearly as gut-wrenching or on my mind as much afterwards like with Speak No Evil, but it did manage to have me invested enough to see it through til the breaking point.
