Film

[CorkonianHunger]

For anyone who cares, I recently picked up these 'boutique' blu-rays from cool labels. Good prices, shame Criterion's best stuff is all region A.

Arrow Media:
Hellraiser 1-3 Boxset
Videodrome
Audition
An American Werewolf in London
Exorcist 3

Masters of Cinema/Eureka:
Seconds
Onibaba
Rumble Fish
Werewolf (Polish)
November (Estonian)

Indicator:
Hardcore
Body Double

Criterion:
Stalker
Grey Gardens

Also grabbed Friedkin's Sorcerer and Possession from '81.

[Cailleach]

First Love
37 Seconds
Better Days
Hala

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Watched High Fidelity for the first time in well over a decade today. Still a great watch.

Reminded me of a cinema theory another stoner mate and I came up with once while watching Payback; that there's no bad film in which someone gets smacked in the face with a telephone 

[Pedrito]

Great film, love the book too

[Cailleach]

The Forest of Love
Kindergarden Teacher

[Pedrito]

The King on Netflix. Good watch, with that French lad who's in tge new Dune.

[Emphyrio]

Watched I See You. Fairly shite horror/thriller but bonus points for Helen Hunt looking like Odo from Deep Space 9. Hurrah for plastic surgery.

[Cailleach]

All Roads to Pearla
A Stranger Among the Living

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Watched a fair few movies recently, including Godfather Parts I and II. 15 minutes into the latter I realized, much to my own surprise, that I'd never actually seen it  Must have seen Part I and Part III about three times each in my life, so I guess that's where the confusion came from...? Just one of those things I guess. Anyway, what a fucking movie! A real step up in terms of story-telling but, especially, cinematography, and basically just film-making from the (obviously also excellent) first part.

Plus, bonus guest appearances from both Junior Corrado and the limo driver from Spinal Tap!

[Cailleach]

Beanpole
The Golden Glove

[astfgyl]

Watched Dumb and Dumber last night. Nothing clever about it, but refreshing in its' innocence and a good one for taking one's mind off things. Second one was shite though.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

For what it is, it's fairly unbeatable. Never watched the second and prob never will.

[astfgyl]

I put myself through it, even though I knew it was going to be useless from the very first gag. It doesn't tarnish the first one but it's a bad waste of an hour and a half

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

https://www.indiewire.com/2020/09/jodorowsky-reviews-villeneuve-dune-trailer-predictable-1234586462/amp/

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Saw Lux Aeterna, Gaspar Noé's latest project, this morning. He really is just about the last true artist working in cinema today. I mean, for better or worse, but complementary to what Jodorowsky was saying above, Noé is definitely someone who is making art more than he's making movies.