I bought tickets to see this next month. Dec. 5 I think!Originally Posted by mth
I bought tickets to see this next month. Dec. 5 I think!
Hope you dig it.
Saw a couple more flicks recently...
Be My Cat: A Film For Anne - Found footage flick. Fucked up and very convincingly authentic for the most part. Romanian dude wants to make a movie with Anne Hathaway so it's his pitch tape where he hire some actresses to film some scenes to convince her and...yeah, it gets weird/bad.
Frankenstein - From 2015, a modern adaptation starring Carrie-Anne Moss, Tony Todd, Danny Huston (one of those guys you don't know his name but you know his face) and Xavier Samuel who is incredible as Monster. I read about this movie awhile back but never got around to seeing it until now. Holy shit, it's so good. Some very intense and moving scenes and really interesting reinterpretations of classic scenes. Just an excellent version and honestly I'd put it up there as one of my favorites. I'm gonna be recommending it every chance I get.
This recommendation convinced me to check out the trailer. I'll now definitely be watching this film when I get some time soon.
1917
really good
a technical masterpiece
not sure if the one-shot style will lend itself to a ton of replayability but it was an excellent first watch
8.5/10
Thanksgiving was a pretty decent slasher, even if you saw the twist coming a mile away.
Eli Roth movies are weird, they shouldn't be good but you end up enjoying them.
I like Eli Roth in the sense that he's a true horror fan. So everything he does is coming from a place of love for the genre as a whole as he seems to mix several genres into one. It's weird that the best thing he's done is Jew Bear when most of the movies he's in he's terrible lol. I guess his little part in Cabin Fever with our long time BFF Ryder Strong was decent.
Haha, I started watching Cabin Fever the other day, hadn't seen it since I saw it in theaters. That Pancake kid is the best part of the movie.
I watched My Dinner with Andre and Burn After Reading. I liked Andre, but it does feel a bit dated and it leans to a weird idea of what it means to be human. However, I liked the concept of two guys just having a really great discussion for almost two hours. Burn had an All Star cast and just a mess of a script in the third act. There was a big shock midway through, but it just felt kinda flat.
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