Film

[open face surgery]

Gummo is well worth a watch for the odd depravity of it. Has Burzum, Bethlehem, Bathory, Nifelheim and a load others.

[locustfurnace]

off the top of my head, films with some Metal in the Soundtracks that I enjoyed are:

Gummo
Hardware (aka MARK 13)
Judgement Night
The Crow
Zombieland
River's Edge
The Matrix

[jobrok1]

Ooh yeah,Nicole is scorching in that one alright

Fucking state of her in that new Lioness show at the minute.

[Thorn]

What way?

[Ollkiller]

Watched the latest Ghostbusters film with Paul Rudd and Carrie Coon. Some great cameos, entertaining watch with a good nod to the old films.

[jobrok1]

Ooh yeah,Nicole is scorching in that one alright

Fucking state of her in that new Lioness show at the minute.

What way?

All the 'work' she's had done is really starting to show.

Freaky long earlobes....

[Thorn]

Yeah I hear ya, far cry from the frizzy haired redhead she was when she started out alright.I obsessed over her years ago and have about 60 dvds of hers right back to her days in BMX Bandits in the early eighties.   

[open face surgery]

Vertigo showing in The Lighthouse on Sunday. Gonna pop along to that.

Also showing They Live on Monday but I'm working.

[Eoin McLove]

Watched Tár last night. I thought it was brilliant. Maybe could have cut the last fifteen minutes out without doing much damage but Blanchette was incredible.

[Thorn]

She usually is in fairness,her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth was astounding too.

[Carnage]

Indeed, Tár is on my list. She might just be a perfect actor, apart from playing Dylan I can't think of a bad role she's done.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Whatever bollocks MCU character it is she played would be another one. Otherwise, definitely agree, in Tár too, excellent.

[StoutAndAle]

Watched a Tony Scott film that I had never seen - "Unstoppable" starring Denzel Washington and Chris Pine.

Really, really enjoyable thriller (somewhat) based on a true story. Perfect for a pissing rain afternoon.


Also got around to "John Wick 4", definite comedown in quality from the others - it was like watching someone who's really good at video games play a video game. There's one action sequence especially which reminded me of a game.

Too long and definitely aimed larger non-English speaking markets.

[91/30]

Got to watch half of 'Sisu' on a short plane trip today. War / comedy set in Finland in 1944, Finnish rambo style killing of nazis and Russian commies (both the same don't you know).  Gory enough for in-flight entertainment in fairness, I wouldn't have had it on if there were kids in adjacent seats.

Trailer

https://youtu.be/q4uaTmxb9xg

[Carnage]

Just watched Meg 2: The Trench there. Awful shite altogether, the first one was a bit of stupid craic but this is just dull and even more dumbed-down (no, I didn't think it was possible either). Clearly a lot of Chinese money pumped into it too.