Update on recent horror watches: The Eye (David Moreau & Xavier Palud, 2008) 3/10 Crawl (Alexandre Aja, 2019) 3/10 The House on Sorority Row (Mark Rosman, 1983) 3/10 Piranha (Joe Dante, 1978) 4/10 The Guardian (William Friedkin, 1990) 4/10 Annabelle Comes Home (Gary Dauberman, 2019) 4/10 Sleepaw...

Seen 4:

A Touch of Sin
Ash Is Purest White

Dealt (Luke Korem, 2017) 8/10

Great doc about a blind card magician Richard Turner.

Crawl (Alexandre Aja, 2019) 3/10 Annabelle Comes Home (Gary Dauberman, 2019) 4/10 The Mule (Clint Eastwood, 2018) 5/10 Hustlers (Lorene Scafaria, 2019) 5/10 - cinema Child’s Play (Lars Klevberg, 2019) 5/10 The Autopsy of Jane Doe (André Øvredal, 2016) 6/10 Ma (Tate Taylor, 2019) 6/10 Summer of 84 (F...

For now, my vote would be the same as Flip’s (sorry, Crypt’s ) , but I’ll try to watch at least one more from Jia as I like all the three films I saw too much and I need to be able to vote for more. Great director!

another son of sam (dave a. adams) no budget nc horror! wooden stilted acting would be an understatement, but the pic does the killer pov thing a year before carp's halloween. and it sneaks in a seriously deadly serious ending out of nowhere; cut to black is rarely used as well. plus, dat slo mo n ...

As the horrors of 1999 go, there are some other titles as well: The ones I've seen before: Stir of Echoes (David Koepp) 6/10 Sleepy Hollow (Tim Burton) 6/10 End of Days (Peter Hyams) 3/10 Stigmata (Rupert Wainwright) 2/10 The Haunting (Jan de Bont) 1/10 - Avoid like the plague! Haven't seen: Victim ...

Horrors of October so far. Trying to combine it with the 1999 poll. Resurrection (Russell Mulcahy, 1999) 7/10 The Autopsy of Jane Doe (André Øvredal, 2016) 6/10 Lake Placid (Steve Miner, 1999) 6/10 The 4th Floor (Josh Klausner, 1999) 6/10 Storm of the Century (Craig R. Baxley, 1999) 5/10 House on Ha...

I imagine that I would like these directors:

Robert Altman
Fritz Lang

I was always very interested in Robert Altman's films, but never got around to actually watch some. Same with Mr. Lang.

Provisional list: 1. Magnolia (Paul Thomas Anderson) The Talented Mr. Ripley (Anthony Minghella) The Insider (Michael Mann) The Limey (Steven Soderbergh) The Virgin Suicides (Sofia Coppola) Sweet and Lowdown (Woody Allen) Any Given Sunday (Oliver Stone) Life (Ted Demme) American Beauty (Sam Mendes) ...

September 2019 Re-watch At the cinema The Spy Who Loved Me (Lewis Gilbert, 1977) 8/10 Masquerade (Bob Swaim, 1988) 6/10 After Dark My Sweet (James Foley, 1990) 8/10 I Love You to Death (Lawrence Kasdan, 1990) 7/10 The Hard Way (John Badham, 1991) 7/10 Poison Ivy (Katt Shea, 1992) 2/10 Judgment Nigh...

Some of the titles on my watchlist: Alice Sweet Alice (Alfred Sole, 1976) Black Christmas (Bob Clark, 1974) Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers (Michael A. Simpson, 1988) Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker (William Asher, 1981) House of the Long Shadows (Pete Walker, 1983) Candyman (Bernard Rose, 1992) ...

I doubt I'll change it, but I remember some of y'all being quite good and creative at that.

It's that spooky time of the year again.

Do you, champs, partake?

wba wrote: ↑Tue Sep 24, 2019 7:30 am
filmmakers whom you (tend to) dislike

Great, I'll use this category as well. In comes David O. Russell.

exceptional Michael Moore Paul Thomas Anderson Quentin Tarantino Bennett Miller Steven Soderbergh great filmmakers Harmony Korine Wes Anderson Damien Chazelle Richard Linklater Sofia Coppola Whit Stillman George Clooney talented filmmakers whose directing I tend to enjoy Zack Snyder Gore Verbinski ...

@Silga Interesting selection! Never heard of a lot of filmmakers there. Need to check them out, obviously! I've also edited your list for you. You put 10 90s directors in the 2000s list. ;) I put those ten at the bottom of your 90s selection. If you're unsure, just look up imdb, or wikipedia. Thank...

filmmakers I (somewhat) admire who began making films in the 90s Bennett Miller Yorgos Lanthimos Athina Rachel Tsangari Paolo Sorrentino Dominique Abel & Fiona Gordon Sam Mendes Alejandro Amenábar Joe Wright Robert De Niro Elia Suleiman Harmony Korine Abderrahmane Sissako Ramin Bahrani Whit Sti...

Seen 2

Executive Suite

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (Quentin Tarantino, 2019) 10/10

One true highlight of the newish films I've seen in recent months.

The best film of the year so far, followed closely by The Beach Bum.

John Wick 3 is very good, just not as great as the 2nd film.

Funny enough, The Legend of the Drunken Master is the only one I’ve seen.

I, for one, welcome our new bot overlords

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lcUHQYhPTE

thoxans wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2019 8:22 pmlazarus x

Sounds like a tough henchman

Mr. Bruno Malvoilio

August 2019 Re-watch At the cinema The Great Race (Blake Edwards, 1965) 4/10 The Spy Who Came in from the Cold (Martin Ritt, 1965) 9/10 What's Up, Tiger Lily? (Woody Allen, 1966) 4/10 Beware of the Car (Eldar Ryazanov, 1966) 9/10 The Wrecking Crew (Phil Karlson, 1968) 3/10 Diamonds Are Forever (Guy ...

Final list:

1. The Spy Who Came in from the Cold (Martin Ritt)

For a Few Dollars More (Sergio Leone)
The Ipcress File (Sidney J. Furie)
Thunderball (Terence Young)
How to Murder Your Wife (Richard Quine)

Seen 2

The Sheltering Sky

Seen 2

Atlantic City

Seen 18: Fargo The Big Lebowski The Man Who Wasn’t There O Brother, Where Art Thou? The Ballad of Buster Scruggs My favorite directors. My adoration of the Coens started early and continues up to this day. As I see it, they have never made a bad film. And I always try to approach every new one witho...