movies

[ghostrunner]

Harvey Fierstein must have just been happy to be in a blockbuster. The defining moment of his presumably Jewish, gay character is when in the middle of the alien invasion he has a small neurotic fit and needs to call his mother.

[haltz]

Balls Out leaked online. I thought it was hilarious.

[Schlich]

"Norwegian Ninja" was a whole lot of fun

[wart57]

Shut up independence day is great

You're a horrible person

What? I learned that if you are Will Smith, you can knock out an Alien with one punch. Independence Day is AWESOME!!!!

[Jocephus]

and banging strippers

[JL21]

We Are Still Here is a really fun indie entry in the creepy old haunted house genre.

[The Third Man]

We Are Still Here is a really fun indie entry in the creepy old haunted house genre.

I like everything about this sentence. Will have to check this out.

[Schlich]

okay but Norwegian Ninja has Norwegian Ninjas

[JL21]

We Are Still Here is a really fun indie entry in the creepy old haunted house genre.

I like everything about this sentence. Will have to check this out.

I don't mean to oversell it because it can certainly dabble in clichés at times. But it's a really tremendous combination of haunted house fun, appropriately executed jump scares, and gore. And like seemingly every indie horror movie these days, it embraces the late 70s/early 80s aesthetic (which is enjoyable, even though it's growing a bit tiresome). Glenn Kenny- one of my favorite critics- described it as something you wish you could take back in time and show at a 42nd St. grindhouse theater and I'd say that's dead-on.

I saw Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter last night, which was very good and went a lot of places I didn't expect it to go (and plenty that I did expect it to go, with healthy tips of the cap to the Coens).

[go birds]

We Are Still Here is a really fun indie entry in the creepy old haunted house genre.

I like everything about this sentence. Will have to check this out.

I don't mean to oversell it because it can certainly dabble in clichés at times. But it's a really tremendous combination of haunted house fun, appropriately executed jump scares, and gore. And like seemingly every indie horror movie these days, it embraces the late 70s/early 80s aesthetic (which is enjoyable, even though it's growing a bit tiresome). Glenn Kenny- one of my favorite critics- described it as something you wish you could take back in time and show at a 42nd St. grindhouse theater and I'd say that's dead-on.

I saw Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter last night, which was very good and went a lot of places I didn't expect it to go (and plenty that I did expect it to go, with healthy tips of the cap to the Coens).

Thought i posted about We Are Still Here a little while back, but i guess not. but yea youre dead on. Pleasant surprise for fans of the genre.