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Wiggles Von Huggins posted:gently caress. I hope dearly that it is him or else he has a serious stalker. whoever it is they have a real obsession with Thunderbirds https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWa31AlhLog and their channel is just a rabbit hole of weird Brendan Fraser fans
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Hannibal Buress has a new documentary up on Netflix now called Hannibal Takes Edinburgh about Hannibal performing stand-up in Scotland.
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Dred Cosmonaut posted:Man the new season of anthony bourdain is pretty lame, even by parts unknown standards. Anthony really needs to learn how to discuss or interview something beyond a surface level The Miami episode is worth it just for the last 5 minutes where he's talking with Iggy Pop. But yeah, the first episode in South Korea was a total dud.
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I watched the 2014 TMNT on Hulu, was pleasantly surprised. It's dumb in an agreeable way, the only major complaint I have is Splinter's design.
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I haven't watched an anime in like 15 years but decided to give attack on Titan a shot and this show seems pretty rad. Do they ever explain what the hell the Titans are or is that something left to the imagination? If the answer is yes don't tell me.
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NESguerilla posted:
From what I remember, sort of.
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Good time for your fix of cult related entertainment: Kimmy Schmidt is back April 15, and The Path is airing on Hulu every Wednesday. Watched the first two episodes and I'm pretty into it so far. Hugh Dancy's character broke type from what I expected almost immediately. Oh and related but not necessarily thread relevant, everyone go see Midnight Special.
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Any other good horror suggestions on Netlifx? Watched most of the suggestions like Oculus, Kristy, Babadook, Europa Report, Let The Right One In, It Follows, Girl Walks Home.
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I read a lot of early reviews that said the first few episode of The Path were the worst but it gets a lot better, so if you were in from the beginning I guess you're in. I'll probably wait until all the episodes are up before I watch it.
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GonSmithe posted:I read a lot of early reviews that said the first few episode of The Path were the worst but it gets a lot better, so if you were in from the beginning I guess you're in. It's a bit clunky but I like the plot and I thought the opening scene was a really neat setup. And if Michelle Monaghan actually recruited for a cult I would join.
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Slandible posted:Any other good horror suggestions on Netlifx? Watched most of the suggestions like Oculus, Kristy, Babadook, Europa Report, Let The Right One In, It Follows, Girl Walks Home. Try The Host (korean) Also Housebound if you haven't seen it already. Oh! And The Hole - Joe Dante Raskolnikov2089 fucked around with this message at 05:42 on Apr 10, 2016 |
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Apr 10, 2016 05:39
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I don't know if I should be surprised how many horror movies there are on Netflix whose descriptions can be boiled down to, "two people are on a trip and attract one or more murderous people" but it feels like there's a lot.
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BJPaskoff posted:I don't know if I should be surprised how many horror movies there are on Netflix whose descriptions can be boiled down to, "two people are on a trip and attract one or more murderous people" but it feels like there's a lot. Haha yeah totally. I watched one a while back that was sort of decent though. It was Irish I think, and the couple was driving in circles while maniacs hosed with the road signs. Actually it probably sucked because I can't remember anything else about it but it was a fun watch.
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More of a thriller than horror, but just watched Hush on Netflix. Enjoyed it.
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A Proper Uppercut posted:More of a thriller than horror, but just watched Hush on Netflix. Enjoyed it. Oh poo poo I didn't even realize another Mike Flanagan film came out! Count me in
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Slandible posted:Any other good horror suggestions on Netlifx? Watched most of the suggestions like Oculus, Kristy, Babadook, Europa Report, Let The Right One In, It Follows, Girl Walks Home. I think Netflix's horror selection sucks so I'm trying out a subscription to Shudder and I'm really liking it so far Get that and watch Deadgirl on repeat
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Buca di Bepis posted:watch Deadgirl on repeat I can't remember if Deadgirl is good or if it just shocked me but it definitely left an impression. Just seeing the name made me put my hand on my forehead and say "Oh God, Deadgirl." So yeah, subscribe to Shudder watch Deadgirl on repeat.
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NESguerilla posted:Haha yeah totally. I watched one a while back that was sort of decent though. It was Irish I think, and the couple was driving in circles while maniacs hosed with the road signs. That was In Fear, and yeah it was pretty alright if you like that genre.
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I watched Paradise Lost, Paradise Lost: Revelations, and Paradise Lost: Purgatory over the weekend on Prime. I didn't know much of anything about the West Memphis 3 beforehand and holy poo poo, what an ordeal. If you were into Making a Murderer, I think you'd take to the series.
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deoju posted:I watched Paradise Lost, Paradise Lost: Revelations, and Paradise Lost: Purgatory over the weekend on Prime. I didn't know much of anything about the West Memphis 3 beforehand and holy poo poo, what an ordeal. Also from HBO, The Jinx is absolutely amazing.
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Slandible posted:Any other good horror suggestions on Netlifx? Watched most of the suggestions like Oculus, Kristy, Babadook, Europa Report, Let The Right One In, It Follows, Girl Walks Home.
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coyo7e posted:The Hallow just came up. It's got the dude who played the creepy drug dealer in Sense8, and holy gently caress it scared the piss out of me even though I knew what was going on. Very well done. I was wondering if that was new, I'll have to check it out later. I've been watching The 100, by which I mean, "binging like there's no tomorrow." Past the first 2.5 episodes or so, it has a huge uptick in quality, and it's done a good job of dodging the expectations it sets up for some characters, even if teenagers will and always will be goddamned annoying. (It's also a bit creepy that all sex scenes are pretty much going to involve at least one underage participant given the premise of the show.)
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BJPaskoff posted:I don't know if I should be surprised how many horror movies there are on Netflix whose descriptions can be boiled down to, "two people are on a trip and attract one or more murderous people" but it feels like there's a lot. Pretty sure that was a whole sub genre unto itself back in the 90s.
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 Just watched Peewee's Big Holiday is on Netflix. It's just okay as entertainment (not bad, just kind of lukewarm), but there is something really interesting going on with the subtext around Peewee's sexuality that they couldn't do in previous films and shows. I don't think it's an accident that the girls from Faster Pussycat Kill Kill show up partway through. Somebody fucked around with this message at 11:42 on Apr 12, 2016 |
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Steve Yun posted:but there is something really interesting going on with the subtext around Peewee's sexuality that they couldn't do in previous films and shows I mean, it even has a train-going-through-tunnel montage and everything.
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caligulamprey posted:When was the last time you saw Big Top Pee-Wee? The entire movie is about relationship/commitment anxiety and the desire to gently caress as many people as possible. I think they meant that this is the first one that's way more overt about PeeWee getting rutty thoughts about another dude. They didn't even bother inserting a female love interest for PeeWee to aggravate with his... uh, childishness.
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I was given to understand that Paul Reubens is very straight, though. 
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precision posted:I was given to understand that Paul Reubens is very straight, though. I have a sneaking suspicion Paul Reuben's sexual orientation is "weirdo".
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mysterious frankie posted:I have a sneaking suspicion Paul Reuben's sexual orientation is "weirdo". Thank God I'm not the only one.
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Reubens is gay as far as I know but yea he's also a weirdo. Regardless of sexuality, if you're a collector of "vintage erotica", you're probably a weirdo.
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Did he get himself busted at a straight porno theater on purpose then? That's depressing if true.
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Jack Gladney posted:Did he get himself busted at a straight porno theater on purpose then? That's depressing if true. It was a straight porn theatre huh? I did not know that. Weird, wild stuff.
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Joe Bob Briggs devoted like 20 minutes to explaining the theater and its history when he showed Pee Wee's Big Adventure on Monstervision. That man know his smut.
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Sarchasm posted:I can't remember if Deadgirl is good or if it just shocked me but it definitely left an impression. Just seeing the name made me put my hand on my forehead and say "Oh God, Deadgirl." Deadgirl was definitely shocking, and I would argue good as well. If you're into questions of ethics and are familiar with issues like philosophical zombies then you will definitely get a lot to chew on in this film.
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I was happy to see Animaniacs pop up, but it looks like it was ripped from an old box of VHS tapes someone found in their parents' attic.
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I originally overlooked Narcopolis because of the terrible cover and the fact that Netflix gave it an expected rating of 1 star. I guess Netflix doesn't understand my overwhelming love for cyberpunk though, cause I thought it was a actually a pretty cool movie. Unfortunately the plot gets really unfocused towards the end. I really liked it as a sci-fi police procedural and I liked the corporate hitmen and those sort of cyberpunk details. but it got pretty derailed by the terrible time travel plot. Still they do an awesome job of creating a convincing world on a low budget. The movie looks great, which is the last thing I expected. Definitely gonna have to keep my eye on this director. The Wolfpack was really fascinating to watch but after reading a bit more about it it seems like there's some question about how accurate the documentary is. I'd really like to see a follow up about the brothers. Not on Netflix but I watched Haywire totally blind and was caught off guard by how many awesome people are on the cast. The action/spy montage sequences were great but overall it was a pretty predicable and dull plot. I like Gina Carrano as an action star though, I dont' think she gets enough credit.
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coyo7e posted:The Hallow I absolutely loved this movie and would love to see it get its own thread here
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Oh goddamn this is WAY loving hilarious and I don't know why.
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bon ape tit posted:I absolutely loved this movie and would love to see it get its own thread here The Hallow is just plain olde magick loving over whomever gets near. I loved the setup, the explanation for why everything was happening, and the creepy neighbor. There was so much great casting in that movie. My only real complaint is that the ending at times felt like (probably oughtn't highlight this until you've seen the movie) an Underworld sequel at points. Stay through the credits until it fades to black though, if you liked it. Also I watched VANISH the other night. It looked like it was gonnapure pure torture porn revenge flick schlock with Danny Trejo but it was actually a pretty rad indie movie with an extremely low budget that you don't really notice until you realize that the entire movie is set inside of one van. I really enjoyed it although the special effects in the buildup to the end and in the end, were kind of fangoria level which was kind of dumb for how well everything else in the movie played out. Also the casting and delivery from the policeman was inspired! coyo7e fucked around with this message at 05:24 on Apr 13, 2016 |
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He Never Died was great! I wish I'd gone in completely blind, but the trailer didn't spoil too much I guess. Probably the best use of the word "ok" in a movie. Henry Rollins is awesome. edit: couldn't sleep so I finally watched The Sacrament. Which is really good. I wish more horror was like this. Blisster fucked around with this message at 10:44 on Apr 13, 2016 |
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