Films

Anyone recommend a good animated film to watch? not on Netflix.

Also any short film recommendations?

Sharing a few

Nash Egerton
Spider

Bear

Joe Roberts
Floaters

Ta

Got my Akira 4k tickets booked. Glad to get to see it at the IMAX!

Also any short film recommendations?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwDrFMIyIUo

I loved '45 years' so I'm hoping this will be a great film too.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=70Bt5pIxLPw

This is a very good short from someone I use to work for.

https://vimeo.com/74341638

Cuba and the Cameraman - a wonderful film giving a glimpse of the lives of several Cubans over a period of 45 years

Just finished watching I’m Thinking of Ending Things.

What a mindfuck of a film, would watch again.

Oh! We started to watch that, thought it was a pile of steaming wank

Just reminded myself just how fucking good The Town is

It's nearly October, aka "watch a shit load of horror films month". Anyone got any suggestions? I'm not a mega horror buff so classics as well as more obscure recommendations appreciated!

anything from the recent Cage-aissance.

#finestactorofhisgenerationdontatme

I'm currently purchasing both National Treasure movies for some light early evening viewing, the man's clearly a genius...

then you may as well get Vampire's Kiss for the full, Rampage 'o Cage Rage memebirth Cagefecta

Oh la la, it's been so long since I've seen that... I think a Cageathon might be on the cards...

It's nearly October, aka "watch a shit load of horror films month". Anyone got any suggestions?

A few recent faves

Host
The Witch
Heriditary
Midsommar
A girl walks home alone at night
The Woman in Black (the original and superior made for TV film has just been re-released, its on YouTube in full. Edit. Think it's been nuked. Its on Dailymotion though https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4uw0v9 )

Watched Aguirre, the Wrath of God last night.

Definitely seemed a lot more together than Cobra Verde - which seemed quite hard to follow and generally just a bit mad (but I think the madness is the point). Haunting and poignant, and I definitely enjoyed it but considering it was a film I had built up in my mind a lot, it wasn't the game changer I'd hoped it to be.

Klaus Kinski's face is deffo haunted too.

Rewatching Mandy is a good shout actually!

I've not seen The Host, will give it a punt. The Witch and Midsommar are due a rewatch as well.

Watched Host twice, really enjoyable

I always claim the same

The most recent Halloween film is on Netflix and is pretty good (fanboi caveat)
Not OG good, but a good sequel.

Tale of two sisters
Ringu
Cure (Japanese)
Early cronenberg

Society and brain damage for more tongue in cheek horror

American Mary
A Serbian film

For more exploitation horror I liked them but more mixed ratings for sure

The Serbian thing is so shit.

Brain damage is great

Also “from beyond“, ROTLD and brain dead are great to revisit

Go to Saturday night horror,

Oldish - Nightmare on Elm Street
Newish - Train to Busan
Horror but technically a Sci-fi - Alien