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It's been on Netflix as long as I can remember, but I just watched Bad Santa for the first time in several years and it's still hilarious. I wish Billy Bob Thornton was my father figure/burglar Santa. Keep an eye out for a scene featuring the dude who played Neelix on Voyager.syscall girl posted:Weak. The Clerks cartoon is probably the best thing Kevin Smith made, because he had a shitload of people controlling his output and editing him. I'm going to say it: Kevin Smith is the George Lucas of comedy.
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I, Frankenstein is probably the funniest movie I've seen all year. One of the first scenes is a montage of Frankenstein doing martial arts training in the woods. And of course, he wears a trench coat and fingerless gloves through most of the movie.
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Rolo posted:Hot Fuzz is up. A good movie that keeps giving the more times you watch it. Finally watched this after years of meaning to watch it, and thought it was loving amazing. Now I have to watch Shaun of the Dead and The World's End.
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Apr 19, 2015 20:07
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In case you were tired of people posting good movies, all six of the original Leprechaun movies are up, as is the classic animated film Bebe's Kids. I still have to watch Leprechaun 6: Back 2 Tha Hood, but I saw a clip on Youtube where the Leprechaun stabs someone to death with a bong.
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Just watched a few episodes of The Birthday Boys, definitely a strong recommend if you like sketch comedy.coyo7e posted:Pretty sure that was the third? And iirc it was a Wayans brother or something? I haven't seen the space one yet though. Leprechaun 3 is the one where he's in Vegas, 4 is space, 5 and 6 are in the hood. 7 is a reboot starring Hornswaggle from the WWE instead of Warwick Davis.
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Crunkjuice posted:Anyone got any good recommendations on some horror flicks? I'm not opposed to gore, but straight slasher flicks bore me. Monster, psychological, demon stuff are usually my favorites. Loved insidious and cabin in the woods (not horror really I know), absolutely loved american horror story (just watched for the first time). I really liked Re-Animator, it's an H.P. Lovecraft story reimagined as an 80s college movie. The guy who plays Herbert West loving nails it.
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Apr 28, 2015 23:41
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Werner-Boogle posted:I need your help thread. This weekend I'm gonna be doing 3 consecutive 9 hour night shifts where I will have nothing to do. It's basically gonna be 27 hours of just me and my computer so I was thinking of just binging on a show to keep me awake. I have access to Netflix and HBO Nordic which to my knowledge has pretty much every HBO series. Twin Peaks will probably run around 27 hours. Also Netflix has all of the Star Trek TV shows, any of which are well over 27 hours so take your pick. Also there are worse ways to spend your time than 27 hours of X-Files. If you want something newer, It's Always Sunny in Phildelphia has 8 or 9 seasons on Netflix. Comedy option: get incredibly high and marathon Garfield and Friends.
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TV Zombie posted:Watching Case Closed pn Netflix and watching it reminds me of why the series is such a classic. I just hope/wish that the last episode of the collection has a resolution so that Conan can finally turn back into a teenage boy again. Meanwhile, Crunchyroll has the current episodes of Case Closed on it (only going back 100 episodes or so, unfortunately), and they're almost 900 episodes in and from looking at the thumbnails he's still in a little kid body. To give my own recommendation, Crunchyroll is also simulcasting the Junji Ito Collection, which I can recommend to anyone who likes Japanese horror.
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