TYPB is a documentary I enjoy, but the Nirvana one came at a time where I was sorta branching out from the crowd and starting to find myself. I was a crazy 10 year old hah. Which maybe explains why I'm so into such "weird" music now, I'm only 15 and none of my friends are even into Sonic Youth hah. But I guess that'll change when people mature.

I've just seen Wanted.

Fan-fucking-tastic.

9/10

I'm gonna watch Halloween tonight. I taped it last night off the BBC.

Cool Hand Luke

nikita
excellent movie. much better than i thought it would be.
though it has one of the worst soundtracvks that ive ever heard

yeah la femme nikita is awesome.

I think I'll be watching Starsky and Hutch tonight.
Should I not?

finally re-watched Mulholland Drive... so i can probably safely rank my Lynch films now.... its funny, i still don't know where this one stands. it gets me on this very unique thought pattern. i love it... i can't decide yet

I'd rank lynch films as..

1. wild at heart
2. fire walk with me
3. mulholland drive
4. blue velvet
5. lost highway
6. eraserhead
7. straight story
8. inland empire
9. elephant man
10. dune

But my favorite thing he did are his shorts!

 

7/10 ...the sounds were great. Plus we watched it on a super stormy night with the wind pounding our windows like fists. Just elevated the atmosphere. Good stuff.

No way! 5 and 6 were both good. And I love Rob Zombie's as well. RESURRECTION is really the only "bad" one in my book.

 

6/10. classic. anyone know if there's a soundtrack/score? The music is so great in this one.

Fright Night rules.

The Strangers sucked. Good atmosphere. I thought I was in for a treat after the first half an hour.. I thought it was going somewhere great.Nope.

watched it last nite.... im still sweaty!

1. mulholland drive
2. eraserhead
3. blue velvet
4. lost highway
5. fire walk with me
6. wild at heart
7. elephant man
8. inland empire
9. straight story
10. dune

Also this:

 

6/10, campy nostalgic fun.

I saw aproduction with Norm from cheers and john boy from the waltons. it was excellent. the movie is excellent too

Ok 5 was decent, but 6 was trash. I did like the remake though.

i finally saw once upon a time in the west. wow
wow.
wow.
wow.
amazing
i cant decide if this is my favorite western or the wild bunch.

I just rewatched all of FLCL in a marathon last night.


I totally love the soundtrack.
This show has so many trippy elements. And it looks almost like Bob Clampett and Yoshiyuki Sadamoto had a love child.

FLCL is amazing. One of the best shows ever. Have you seen Dead Leaves or Gunbuster 2? You may want to check those out...

Once Upon a Time in the West is amazing. One of the best films ever, and definitely my favorite western ever.

I re-watched Gozu. Meh. 5/10.

Monster Squad is amazing too. Glad to see people watching great shit lately! I like that director's film Night of the Creeps a whole lot.

I just got back from a screening earlier of the film FRACTURE (
) which is a film my friend and bandmate Kyle made and I act in.. it's an art film, similiar to Begotten and Eraserhead and Der Goldem and so on and so forth, with music by Robe. We had a big screening and played a show and stuff... yay.

I reccomend this for fans of anything arty, obscure, surreal, druggy, whatever:

http://www.archive.org/details/ls714...ng_titty_eater

It's nothing but fucked-up random images and just.. uh.. insanity. You can put any music over top of it and it's great.

I dnt think CREEPS is on DVD yet. It took MONSTER SQUAD forever, but I had the VHS. Love NIGHT OF THE CREEPS though! Dekker (that's the directors name right?) is awesome.

Yeah, I think it's Fred Dekker.

I think he did Robocop 3 and then disappeared off the planet..

phantom of the paradise - 7/10


new gladiators - 7/10

I didnt know about that Fulci on Troma, son. What's the plot?

noisereductions - If you've sat through/suffered Enzo G Castellari's "Bronx Warriors", then that pretty much the same thing.

I havent... is it like The Warriors?

very unique. it's A LOT. just everything, life packed into 2 hours.

More like a poor man's version of Mad Max, but set in a "major American city". Pretty cheesy, quite fun, but really not very good at all.

Most dissapointing movie.. I remembered it being so amazing!! But I rewatched years later (recently) and was not too thrilled (the warriors)

high noon

and the first season of black books

gotta love hal hartley's dialogue-- so artificial & theatrical, its fucking cool!

plus other tricks he's got-- the way he directs his actresses-- brilliant.

ive only seen his movie trust which i did not like that much...
but maybe ill give this one a shot

i love trust, i've seen it a few times. what didn't you like about it? maybe hal hartley is not your style.

in this one here, that chick in the picture is dancing to kool thing-- ha ha ha. seriously. it's a funny & bizarre scene. there's also some yo la tengo on the sountrack. simple man is good, the unbelievable truth is good, they are all good (to my taste)-- some are superior to others but i generally like his stuff very much. in simple men, the last final shot is fucking perfect. watch it & see if you like.

if you wanna try a different flavor of hal hartley, start with henry fool and then follow with fay grim (it's a sequel). still weird, stylized dialogue, but different characters & stories.

jesus christ vampire hunter - 5/10
replacement killers - 5/10

that's gotta be the best title ever. probably the title takes the whole 5 points?


mh yeah that movie was shitty, but mira sorvino gives me a boner so i watched until the end.