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I fell off tuning in but every time I did it was a lot of fun. I think a folk horror month would be neat-- I've had to watch a lot of it lately for work stuff and a lot of them are really beautiful and serene on top of being spooky.
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Manifisto posted:ooh that sounds cool, any recommendations (including stuff that can't be shown on movie night because it's not on youtube or whatever, I at least am independently interested) would be appreciated! Three of my all-time favorite movies are Penda's Fen, a little BBC tv-movie from the 70s about a little repressed gay kid who learns not to be awful through the intercession of terrifying pagan visions, A Field in England, a very scary and intense movie about three guys in the 17th century getting high in a meadow, and Eyes of Fire, a very low budget movie about Puritans getting owned outside. There's a really really super good documentary called Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched from a few years ago that has a HUGE bibliography-- I'm still working through it and having a great time. In particular it shines a light on a lot of international examples of a genre people often reflexively associate with the UK (eg. stuff like The Wicker Man or Whistle and I'll Come To You).
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