Movies

[WhiskeySandwich]

@flannel-slut hell yea, lemme know if so- how it goes

[SKT]

@WhiskeySandwich looks so cool. Closest I could find to us would be Tulsa. Would love to see this. Thanks for the heads up

[endo]

holy shit, not bad

[Tago Mago]

@endo the real question - is it "absolutely f*cking insane"?

[endo]

@Tago-Mago said in Movies:

@endo the real question - is it "absolutely f*cking insane"?

I'd say debatable. Depends on the culture you're from. Here in NoGer we'd say 'geht', which basically means 'absolutely fucking insane'.

[Tago Mago]

@endo nicht geschimpft ist genug gelobt

[Oaktavia]

I wanted to see what all the spiciness was about with the Terrifer movies. They are quite spicy. Terrifer 3 in particular, great googly moogly.

[Mizmazzle]

The Dead Don’t Die popped up on Netflix. I thought it was damn good.

[tody]

@Mizmazzle I really enjoyed that, too.

[GraemeE]

This one was an excellent watch - I'll likely revisit at least once more

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27503384/

[AdamJ]

Watched "The Chef" directed by and starring Jon Favreau for the first time last night, great if you want something light hearted

[mclaincausey]

Big Tim Burton fan, big Beetlejuice fan.

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice was aggressively terrible. Kind of shocked at how well-received it is. I made it to the end expecting it to redeem itself somehow but no such luck.

[flannel slut]

@mclaincausey Pains me to be agreeing with every sentence. Burton movies used to be something very special but do not think I could recommend anything post Sweeney Todd

[AdamC]

@AdamJ I cant believe youve only recently watched it, incredible film and soundtrack. Im definitely nearing double figures.

[mclaincausey]

@flannel-slut it had the acting talent and the atmosphere and physical effects. It just needed a decent script.

Burton had an amazing ten year run but really fell off after that.

[Nick]

@SKT said in Movies:

Forgot to post about this but saw the trailer for “Nosferatu” when we went to see “Godzilla Minus One” and it was the scariest fucking trailer I have EVER seen. Had to cover my son’s eyes for fear he’d be permanently scarred. Of course now I can’t wait to see it. Eggers makes some scary stuff

One of my favourite directors. Look forward to Nosferatu.

I have a mad list of movies to catch up with. A fair few in there that I have shamefully failed to see on release.

The Iron Claw
Anatomy of a Fall
Dream Scenario
The Holdovers
Civil War

(Yes, I love A24)

[Matt]

BB was not great sadly.

[SKT]

@Nick Gonna go this week hopefully . I’ll report if I do. Love some scary

[Nick]

@SKT I didn't realise the backstory of the original silent movie. Fascinating stuff. A re-telling of Stoker's Dracula with changed names, but Stoker's estate sued them and apparently all copies were burnt - but not all!

Movie then became a bit of an iconic moment in cinematic history in terms of art direction etc

[SKT]

@Nick oh that’s a cool backstory. I reread Stoker’s Dracula a couple years ago and actually really like Coppola’s movie version but have never seen the original Nosferatu. Wonder if I should try before seeing this new one