If they made no more movies after Bram Stoker's Dracula, it would've been a hell of a send-off. A movie where every shot is ALIVE.

God dammit, I got my "Fellini's..." crossed. You'd think I'd remember the title of the film where Donald Sutherland makes love to a sex-doll and screams, "i clearly said it want macaroni on my plate every evening!"

The 2nd clip from Fellini Satyricon immediately followed by Tom Sizemore smiling in Dreamcatcher and i knew you had struck gold once again! Bravo

Sorry, just watched Monkeybone and got really high and watched After Yang and I had to write down the thought of Ilya from Heated Rivalry loving Monkeybone and teasing Shane about his hesitation to the movie's geniune brilliance. Ilya's right by the way: Monkeybone is funny

My gut says Park Row (Fuller, 1952), Samuel Fuller's love letter to journalism that comes from his own experience as a newspaperman.

My dumb pitch for her essay's title: "Blob On My Knob: The Sexual Politics & Historical Significance of The Blob (1988)"

In my will, I'm leaving my daughter with a very specific type of generational wealth lmao

I should've known early on when he showed the class an AI-generated image based on his script that didn't get produced but had Nicolas Cage attached at one point. Bleak shit

Johnny Corncob
The Golden Voyage of Sinbad
Black Caesar
Charley Varrick
The Spook Who Sat By The Door