Transpiring by Stray Fossa
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Night Drive by Part Time
The Right Side Of My Neck by Faye Webster (live)
Nothing Was The Same Before by Psalm Trees
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#indiewave
#muse
@ML_Philosophy
Of course they can.
They love how YOU make them feel, but that's about it. No effort into their partners and its always the other person's fault. No self reflection, or taking responsibility.
@FilmUpdates
True Detective season 1 episode 4: Who Goes There.
Goddamn.
One of the best acted, written, and directed hour of television. Incredible all the way through. The tension never quit,it kept building and building. Great cinematography and closing music choice too. ๐ฅ
@TheCinesthetic
So much research done by Michael Mann & his team to get this scene as realistic as possible. I'll never get over the sound design. Incredible.
Francis Copolla went from The Godfather to this beautiful gothic love story. I know he strayed from the book (Bram Stoker's Dracula), but I loved his version too. The visuals were ahead of its time, & it felt like a fancy ass live theater performance. One of a kind. ๐ญ๐ง
James Gandolfini appreciation because fuck you.
The Sopranos was my meditation (still is),& I'll love it forever. Sadly he got typecasted in all those tough guy roles. I can't blame them he was the best at it, but he got a lot of underrated gems in his catalog. ๐๏ธ
@fiImgal
"Everyone is just talking" Oppenheimer is based on an historical event. I bet he expected Nolan to turn it into an action movie like "The Rock" with Nicolas Cage. Just be as insensitive as possible.
@1WrittenNotes
Great choices! Here's mine for powerful films that will expand your perspective like reading good literature. Raw, and honest.
Lilya 4 Ever (sex trafficking)
Come and See (horrors of war)
Maria Full of Grace
(drug trafficking)
Martha Marcy May Marlene
(cult surviver ptsd)
@theCKBuchanan
Evil Dead 2013๐ฅ I love the ending so much "Feast on this motherfucker." I'm still impressed by their use of practical effects (these days it's a rarity) . That's 50 thousand gallons of "blood rain" used for that visual. ๐ฉธ
@davidcinema
Heat, Eastern Promises, L. A. Confidential, Se7en, To Live and Die in L. A., Violent Cop, The American Friend, Man Hunter, Carlitos Way, No Country for Old Men, & Thief๐ฅ
I know I missed a lot more.
@DiscussingFilm
Don't start me up, I'm gonna start listing their whole motherfucking catalog.
Waves
The Witch
The Blackcoatโs Daughter
X (2022)
False Positive
C'mon C'mon
Dark Places
The Rover
The Most Violent Year
The Tragedy of Macbeth
Men
Uncut Gems (uncuhh jamz)
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@ecto_fun
Exactly, just look at this angel. I'll organize the fuck out of her pantry. Casually dusting off her vents and shit (all while she's seductively having a demonic episode).
@CrookedIntriago
He's so much more than any labels people put on him. I think he's one of the most well balanced when it comes to introspective, and straight gutter shit.
Songs like "I seen a man die" (deep, but doesn't feel preachy) v.s. โno warning" are a few examples.
@cakeofsodomy
Terrifier 2 is the most rewatchable.
Love how dirty Terrifier 1 felt, but part 2 was pure 80s b -movie! The music was so good.All Hallow's Eve didn't completely win me over. The practical effects for all of them were great. ๐ฅ
@neilbelieves
I mean I guess, I only over paid to get me this directors cut... Haha. ๐ฅ๐ฅ
I'm a sucker for cult movies and dark humor. This was fucked up but very layered. A lot of deep rooted mind fucks happening all throughout. Loved it.
@ErickLorinc
And the majority of the movie is practical effects! The cave was constructed by them too. ๐ฅ
I love the darker original ending better too. The theatrical ending was left open cause audiences here are softies hahah
@ParamountPics
Hereditary still gets under my skin. I went in thinking one thing then it turns into another thing and then that happened. Watching it past 12am was amazing. Help. I was not expecting the acting to be so damn good either.