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[juiceciuj]

hereditary was deece/10

[pcock]

can everybody just shut the f up about hereditary. 

[juiceciuj]

can everybody just shut the f up about hereditary. 

[usagi]

so A Quiet Place is another cack film that has managed to achieve 95% on RT?

[hello spiral]

Nah Quiet Place is pretty deece for what it is. Which is an extended episode of 90's Outer Limits (my fave sub-genre of movie).

 

Also, there's a pretty big reason right at the beginning for them wanting another baby. Not like human beings are 100% rational and logical.

[eugene]

there's really not enough charachterization, content and thought put into it for it to be considered a film. it's really just bare mechanics and set pieces with traps to provoke monster attacks. would probably make a decent alpha on steam for 19$, integrate some crafting elements and you got a neat horror-survival game.

Edited June 27, 2018 by eugene

[iococoi]

Nah Quiet Place is pretty deece for what it is. Which is an extended episode of 90's Outer Limits (my fave sub-genre of movie).

 

Also, there's a pretty big reason right at the beginning for them wanting another baby. Not like human beings are 100% rational and logical.

[hello spiral]

Watched Green Room and Good Time yesterday. Both grim. Both good.

[Silent Member]

Good time lives up to it's name.

[spratters]

Watched Green Room and Good Time yesterday. Both grim. Both good.

 

Need to watch Good Time, only just picked up the soundtrack the other day. I didn't see anyone talk about it, or didn't notice, on here. Presume it's worth a watch then?

[Silent Member]

Yes, it's a very effective little film. Nothing mind-blowing, but a good time nonetheless.

[Squee]

Yyyyyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeesssssssss!!!!

 

[usagi]

man, I can't wait. it's as insane as you'd expect from Cosmatos, I'm so glad he's back.

Edited June 28, 2018 by usagi

[kichiguy]

Yyyyyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeesssssssss!!!!

 

 

That looks absolutely amazing in my books.

[Silent Member]

Looks very pretty, btbr put me to sleep repeatedly on several failed viewings, so I hope this fares better in that regard.

[Squee]

You can't fall asleep to the sight of Nicolas Cage wielding a gigantic heavy metal axe

[KovalainenFanBoy]

Hereditary

Really feels like 2 different movies. I was kinda disappointed when the low-key, slow burning first half devolved into the usual horror movie paranormal whodunit - I was expecting it to go a very different way before Joanne enters the picture and it devolves into more cliched territories. Still a great movie though, but the first half is inmensely better than the second

 

 

I had a bit of unrelated anxiety due to stress and lack of sleep going in and the first half, specially the kid's death, got me so hard i actually almost got up and left to get some air. So I was in fact almost relieved it got exponentially more and more lighthearted as it went on.

 

 

[juiceciuj]

Hereditary

 

 

 

Really feels like 2 different movies. I was kinda disappointed when the low-key, slow burning first half devolved into the usual horror movie paranormal whodunit - I was expecting it to go a very different way before Joanne enters the picture and it devolves into more cliched territories. Still a great movie though, but the first half is inmensely better than the second

 

 

I had a bit of unrelated anxiety due to stress and lack of sleep going in and the first half, specially the kid's death, got me so hard i actually almost got up and left to get some air. So I was in fact almost relieved it got exponentially more and more lighthearted as it went on.

 

 

 

 

 

agree entirely on first spoiler but kinda disgusted that a kid being decapitated gave you such a powerful erection that you literally had to leave the theatre to catch your breath

 

Edited June 28, 2018 by juiceciuj

[KovalainenFanBoy]

Meant to type "got to me"...

 

 

...or did I?

 

Edited June 28, 2018 by span

[tec]

Eugene moaning about people dropping stuff and being a bit clumsy, like he has never done the same. Show us a film of a day in the life of you where you don't trip on anything or clatter a plate or whatever. Bullshit.

[Nebraska]

https://youtu.be/26f4D2xDkXI

 

if you're like me and grew up in the 80s and on a steady diet of b-movie cinema on vhs and drive-ins, then i'm sure linnea quigley, brinke stevens and michelle bauer are the three sisters you most associate with orion's belt- rather than the traditional and incorrectly named alnitak, alnilam and mintaka. 

 

this is basically a documentary about how all three goddesses rose to fame, reached the apex of their fame before finally (yet slowly) fizzling out into z-films.

 

this is a kickstarter funded film so don't expect something that goes really in-depth but more or less keeps it cheap, disposable but unforgetable

[Guest Ovitus]

 

Yyyyyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeesssssssss!!!!

 

 

That looks absolutely amazing in my books.

 

 

Yeah I'm stoked for this too. Beyond the Black Rainbow channeled some of the best Kubrick vibes..and Nicholas Cage is brilliant at playing unhinged characters. Favorite performance of his was in Face/Off, great action flick

[zaphod]

i hated the fuck out of beyond the black rainbow but maaaaaybe this will be ok

[Alcofribas]

yet again, zaph is correct.

[Nebraska]

 

a classic mindless-bimbo movie staring the great actors elizabeth kaitan, christina whitaker & tammara souza. this is my wife's favorite film and a big reason i love her

 

ten out of ten