Grieve was on my Watchlist due to a recommendation from a friend. I figured I’d add it and get around to it eventually. But then it (sadly) met the Watchlist challenge criteria of least popular film on my list. But, … Continue reading
We’re All Going to the World’s Fair is a creepypasta/meme-inspired internet movie that I guess would be categorized as horror. Maybe creepy, unsettling psychological study would be more accurate though. I watched it with a certain blurry-eyed detached interest… even … Continue reading
I guess the message of this movie is don’t do drugs. Or possibly do not have done drugs in the future. Or do do not do drugs. And the meaning of me watching this movie is… don’t watch head-scratching movies … Continue reading
Caught up on The Assistant, a movie I’d heard described as a film where nothing happens. Why that interested me is primarily down to the very positive critic score and very negate viewer score. Not the first time that’s happened … Continue reading
Checked out the new Netflix film I’m Thinking of Ending Things. This is the latest to be written (and directed) by Charlie Kaufman, the wildman who wrote Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Being John Malkovich, Adaptation, and more. He’s … Continue reading
Rented (on iTunes) the new high concept heist flick Money Plane. Despite the similarity in titles, not a sequel to Money Train. Also, despite the similarities to other heist films, a far cry from anything you might consider smart, sly, … Continue reading
Also checked out a very good – but maybe not for everyone – kind of drama, dance, freakout, drama, horror movie called Climax. I missed this one when it came out earlier this year but, when I found out it … Continue reading
So… indie film maker Jim Jarmusch has never exactly made a mainstream movie… so I checked out his new flick The Dead Don’t Die which surprisingly showed up at the local theater. Jarmush has been quoted as saying he’s never … Continue reading
Rented the latest “Nicholas Cage is gonna Nicolas Cage” flick Mandy. This is in limited theatrical release and available streaming (at least on iTunes). It begs the question: is Nicolas Cage making the freakout weirdo movies he wants to make … Continue reading
I checked out the new suspense/horror/sci-fi almost experimental film A Quiet Place on Sunday. This is the film written, directed, and starring John Krazinski (Jim from The Office) and co-starring his real life wife Emily Blunt (lucky man). It made … Continue reading