Film

[jobrok1]

Tokyo Gore Police is new to me. Will check it out.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Watched Ted K last night, film about the Unabomber starring Sharlto Copley (of District 9 fame) in the main role. I thought it was really good, got a lot of that Into The Wild or Leave No Trace slow cinema vibe going on, and Copley is great in it. Also, Type O and Alice In Chains both pop up in the soundtrack.

[astfgyl]

Watched Ted K last night, film about the Unabomber starring Sharlto Copley (of District 9 fame) in the main role. I thought it was really good, got a lot of that Into The Wild or Leave No Trace slow cinema vibe going on, and Copley is great in it. Also, Type O and Alice In Chains both pop up in the soundtrack.

Didn't even hear of this but colour me intrigued

[open face surgery]

Ya, I'm gonna watch that this evening.

[Caomhaoin]

Argentina 1985.

About the attempt to put the military junta leaders on trial after democracy returned. Sounds tedious I know, but some show.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Having seen that Sharlto Copley also starred in the movie of The A-Team, and since I'd never seen it, I said, 'This looks like a candidate for a stoner classic.' And it was.

[StoutAndAle]

Having seen that Sharlto Copley also starred in the movie of The A-Team, and since I'd never seen it, I said, 'This looks like a candidate for a stoner classic.' And it was.

That reboot of "The A-Team" is a genuinely enjoyable film. Or, at least, I enjoyed it anyway - partly down to loving the TV show and wanting to be Mr. T when I was a young fella  It's a shame that they never made the sequel.




Watched "Boiling Point" - the Stephen Graham film - not the Wesley Snipes/Dennis Hopper starring shitheap from the 1990s.

It is relentless - the Stephen Graham film - not the Wesley Snipes/Dennis Hopper starring shitheap from the 1990s.

Every performance is spot on and the tension just keeps cranking - in the Stephen Graham film - not the Wesley Snipes/Dennis Hopper starring shitheap from the 1990s.

I see that they're turning it in to a TV series now - the Stephen Graham film... right - I'll stop that. Not sure what the point of making it into a TV series would be considering a. it works as a film mainly because of the one-shot, constant narrative and b. it'll be compared to "The Bear" which has one of the best first seasons of a TV show that I've seen in a while.

[CorkonianHunger]

Threw on Predator and Audition for a few mates. Great stuff of course.

[Necro Red]

Threw on Predator and Audition for a few mates. Great stuff of course.

actually watched an episode of Takishi Miike TV show he had done. Mpd psycho, hard to watch

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Watched a film tonight I really wanted to watch for years, before the days of being able to come across unusual stuff on the internet, but then gradually forgot all about; Lucifer Rising.

I say film, but I believe it was intended as a Thelemic cinematic ritual. Only 28 minutes long, strong Holy Mountain style 70s vibe, Bobby Beausoleil and Jimmy Page contributed to the excellent soundtrack, tis a powerful wee trip over an aul schmoke.

[Caomhaoin]

Boiling point was class. Stephen Graham is so, so good.

[Ollkiller]

Boiling point was class. Stephen Graham is so, so good.

Best actor out there for me. Hes fantastic in everything he's in.

[open face surgery]

Went to see The Banshees of Inisherin last night. Thoroughly enjoyed it and looks amazing. Went camping and tripping on Inish Mor last year and Achill in August so the locations seemed a little surreal. Literally camped at Gleeson's door in the movie.

[Circlepit]

BBC are making a series of Boiling Point now. Same cast and set up apparently.

[Ollkiller]

Went to see The Banshees of Inisherin last night. Thoroughly enjoyed it and looks amazing. Went camping and tripping on Inish Mor last year and Achill in August so the locations seemed a little surreal. Literally camped at Gleeson's door in the movie.

Ya gonna go to the cinema for this to see Achill on the  big screen.