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Death By The Blues posted:
I would give up IPAs forever if I could get a steady supply of sour and gose on the east coast.
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They Shoot Zombies films on YouTube, entries 501-600. Alligator (501): Hardcoded Spanish subs. Pin (503) The Tomb of Ligeia (505) À Meia-Noite Levarei Sua Alma (509) Long Weekend (510): Hardcoded Spanish subs. Blood for Dracula (511) V/H/S/2 (518) Q (520) Begotten (524): Requires age verification. Fritt Vilt (526) I corpi presentano tracce di violenza carnale (528): Requires age verification. A few parts are in Italian, which I'm guessing are scenes that were cut out of the US release. Rest is in English. Lo strano vizio della Signora Wardh (531): In English. Idi I Smotri (532): Uploaded in two parts (part 1/part 2) Asylum (538) Dark Night of the Scarecrow (539) Frenzy (540) Dance of the Dead (556) The Girl Next Door (564): Requires age verification. The Gate (565): Hardcoded Spanish subs. You Better Watch Out (566): Better known as Christmas Evil. Suna no Onna (567) Captain Kronos – Vampire Hunter (568) Puppetmaster (573): Watermark in the top right corner. The Penalty (574) La frusta e il corpo (576): In English. Plan 9 from Outer Space (578) Lemora: A Child’s Tale of the Supernatural (579): Requires age verification. Thriller (581) Vampyres (582): Hardcoded Spanish subs and atrocious quality, but it's there. Death Line (584) Vampire Circus (588): Requires age verification. I Bury the Living (591) Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things (592) Humanoids from the Deep (597) Frozen (598): Skip the first 30 seconds. Prom Night (600)
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Milpool *picture of Sambo*
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Death By The Blues posted:Hey everyoneeeeeeee. I fuckin' love sour beers. Do goses also count? Either way, I'm into it. I'll shoot you an email in a bit, I'll read that poo poo. weekly font posted:I would give up IPAs forever if I could get a steady supply of sour and gose on the east coast. I don't have to be convinced to give up IPAs because they loving suck
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Jan 13, 2017 23:29
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Hmmm ahh yes, idi i smotri and cat people are both about equally spooky - horror movie guy
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I don't like IPAs sours or gose 
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Sour beers are my favorite beers. Like best of all time kind of beers for me. Especially New Belgium's La Terrior. Holy fucccck.
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YouTube of the Day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xiiXXTkTwt4
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It took me wayyyy too long to realize what word "wigger" was playing off of.
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Egbert Souse posted:The Moroder cut is entertaining on its own, but the 2010 restoration is magnificent. The near-complete cut now has all these story arcs that go somewhere now, plus the Gottfried Huppertz score is otherworldly. It makes absolute sense that a film like Metropolis has a Wagnerian score rather than anything futuristic, because that's the whole point of the film. It takes place in the future, but the core of society is back in medieval times. And of course Fritz Lang's version of Das Rheingold/Die Niebelungen is loving awesome. That reminds me, did anyone else see Tale of Tales? Finally caught it the other day and it's pretty wild, kinda reminded me of Die Niebelungen meets Pasolini's Canterbury Tales.
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Jan 13, 2017 23:47
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In the words of the poet: I drink cheap beer So what gently caress you
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Wish we had New Belgium here. Just picked up a couple of Rodenbach Vintages, love them.
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That TV thing where Joseph Fiennes plays Michael Jackson has been cancelled.
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Sour? IPA? Why not both? This thing was so loving good. I love sour beers. There's a local brewery, Texian, that does a dark sour called Black Jesus. It's amazing.
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I am 90% IPA at this point. I do buy lovely rear end Rolling Rock when having whiskey too usually. For chugging purposes mainly. I am an idiot btw. Also Alligator is genuinely great and a helluva lot better than a lot of the films that were ranked higher than it, but personal opinion and all.
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IPAs are garbage. I've tried several from excellent brewers and I can't stand the taste. Hard cider is where it's at. Samuel Clemens posted:They Shoot Zombies films on YouTube, entries 501-600. Just wanted to note that had Hitchcock not made Rear Window, I'd consider Frenzy to be his best film.
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Jan 14, 2017 00:22
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I got rejected from that research job way faster than the one I applied to that I was distinctly unqualified for. Really disappointing, as it's the first job I've applied for where I actually meet every qualification, and have actually been doing the work in a non-professional capacity already with a proven record for excellence. Hard pill to swallow, as my friend has a place set up for me to move into that would've been really great if the job worked out, and in general, I would've been able to stop living on the edge of poverty.
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FreudianSlippers posted:Dude looked almost obscenely German Don't post pictures of my son, thank you. I watched Green Room. I think  is the agreed-upon emoji?
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My hands were shaking by the end of Green Room. I wouldn't be surprised if you could induce a panic attack in someone with that film.
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Anonymous Robot posted:I got rejected from that research job way faster than the one I applied to that I was distinctly unqualified for. Really disappointing, as it's the first job I've applied for where I actually meet every qualification, and have actually been doing the work in a non-professional capacity already with a proven record for excellence. Hard pill to swallow, as my friend has a place set up for me to move into that would've been really great if the job worked out, and in general, I would've been able to stop living on the edge of poverty. The average job search for any given profession is eight months. Remember that you only need one.
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Egbert Souse posted:My hands were shaking by the end of Green Room. I wouldn't be surprised if you could induce a panic attack in someone with that film. Came p close for me!
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Has anyone here seen Nick Dipaolo live and are his shows a bunch of gross right wing circle jerking?
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The new Mario game takes place in New Donk City. I dig it.
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Jack Gladney posted:The average job search for any given profession is eight months. Remember that you only need one. I've been looking since June, unfortunately, this was just the first one I've seen so far that didn't require an MA and for which I already had prior experience, and also happened to be at least related to what I want to do. It also paid adequately, which is rare in the academic field.
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Gorman Thomas posted:Hmmm ahh yes, idi i smotri and cat people are both about equally spooky The ranking algorithm is kind of interesting. If I understand it correctly, They Shoot Zombies basically aggregates of a ton of different best-of-horror lists. So to place near the top, a film needs to be considered a) great and b) horror. That's why films like Frenzy or Come and See are comparatively low on the list. They're fantastic, but a lot of people don't consider them to be part of the horror genre, so they show up in fewer places. I assume that's also why Mulholland Dr. is #209 even though it's easily better than most entries in the top 100. Anonymous Robot posted:I got rejected from that research job way faster than the one I applied to that I was distinctly unqualified for. Really disappointing, as it's the first job I've applied for where I actually meet every qualification, and have actually been doing the work in a non-professional capacity already with a proven record for excellence. I feel you. It sucks to be rejected by a position that pretty much exactly matches your personal profile, but there's sadly nothing you can do except move on. Maybe you could ask for personal feedback and hope they have something better to say than, "Another applicant was exactly like you, but better."
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Samuel Clemens posted:Hope they have something better to say than, "Another applicant was exactly like you, but
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Egbert Souse posted:I fully believe Trump's favorite movie is Citizen Kane and he's actually seen it. Trump probably never watched it past the part where Kane loses the election. Kinda the rich white version of people who miss the point of Tony Montana.
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Jan 14, 2017 01:38
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Who considers Mulholland DR a horror movie?
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meeeeeeee *erotic horror
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Snak posted:Who considers Mulholland DR a horror movie? It has a sort of uncomfortable semi-supernatural vibe that I'm comfortable calling horror.
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Gorman Thomas posted:Hmmm ahh yes, idi i smotri and cat people are both about equally spooky It's a metalist, same as TSP
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Snak posted:Who considers Mulholland DR a horror movie? https://twitter.com/jodamico1/status/772879979801616386
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I got Mulholland Drive for Christmas the other year, but I still haven't watched it yet. I'm sure it's fantastic, but I'm certain it'll be an uncomfortable watch and I don't know what kind of mood I'll need to be in to watch it. The new Twin Peaks is coming out soon, so maybe when that's out.
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Mulholland Drive is okay, but it's not even as good a horror movie as Blue Velvet, which itself probably wouldn't crack my top 50 horror movies.
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Snak posted:Who considers Mulholland DR a horror movie? 
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Mulholland Drive is def a horror movie. And not just existential horror (which is Lynch's forte, anyway), the film builds incredible set pieces out of the suggestion of unknowable threat. For its reputation as borderline incomprehensible, it's actually just a very straightforward ghost story that doesn't get hung-up on exposition or psychological realism.
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Jan 14, 2017 02:28
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It's mostly just about how cruel and lovely people can be, which is always horrifying. The "unknown horror" is the inherent threat of putting your trust in someone, ever. You'll never actually know who they are and they could, at any time, turn on you.
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I don't really care for David Lynch. It's ok, throw fruit at me, I understand.
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Lynch owns and Mulholland Drive is a top fiver for me
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