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wtf is that thing. I s that a octopus crab hybrid?Watched Better off Dead - with a young John Cusack
It's so wacky. I loved it! It's kinda a christmas movie too
TenderLovingKiller®
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Never seen Better Off Dead? That’s kinda the joke. It’s an absurd/surreal take on the 80s teen comedy.
zomgbear
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Unknown lol. The mom in this movie makes some pretty creative dishes. It kinda reminds me of Calvin and hobbes food
The Denmarkian Wonder
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That's John Cusack?! He looks so different.Watched Better off Dead - with a young John Cusack
It's so wacky. I loved it! It's kinda a christmas movie too
Melt Face Molly Drop
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He got his tentacles removed in a controversial procedure
Found Blade of the 47 Ronin on Netflix today.
Watching it and really enjoying it.
Watching it and really enjoying it.
LeSamourai
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Quiet afternoon at work means it's finally time to watch Argentina, 1985.
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Hemotep
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Checking back in. Thoroughly enjoyed this ridiculous film. Will add it to my Christmas movie list for next year too.Giving this one a watch and so far so good!
EvanBenner
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Another end of year catch-up surprise. Really liked Mariama Diallo's feature debut Master streaming now on Prime.
Haven't seen a whole lot of buzz around it, but it's a sharp examination of the haunting persistence of racism via microagressions and performative allyship via the psychological horror sub-genre.
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Haven't seen a whole lot of buzz around it, but it's a sharp examination of the haunting persistence of racism via microagressions and performative allyship via the psychological horror sub-genre.
Master (2022)
At an elite New England university built on the site of a Salem-era gallows hill, two black women strive to find their place. Navigating politics and privilege, they encounter increasingly terrifying manifestations of the school's haunted past… and present.
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siremobunny
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If you haven't, throw on another Amazon release from this year's Sundance that deals with similar themes....NannyAnother end of year catch-up surprise. Really liked Mariama Diallo's feature debut Master streaming now on Prime.
Haven't seen a whole lot of buzz around it, but it's a sharp examination of the haunting persistence of racism via microagressions and performative allyship via the psychological horror sub-genre.
Master (2022)
At an elite New England university built on the site of a Salem-era gallows hill, two black women strive to find their place. Navigating politics and privilege, they encounter increasingly terrifying manifestations of the school's haunted past… and present.
Bohnjaggs
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Giving this one a watch and so far so good!
Is this on any streaming services yet?
EvanBenner
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It's on my list (as well as the director's shorts on Criterion). Gotta catch Nanny before voting closes on Bloody Disgusting/Horror Queers's annual genre awards by the 31st.
Currently watching an "evil Santa" movie to fulfill their daily HQ Advent Calendar challenge, (went with the Dutch horror comedy Sint aka Saint) and I'll get back to my 2022 catch-up right after.
Gonna for sure catch Watcher, Nanny, A Wounded Fawn, Terrifier 2, Glass Onion and No Exit since they are available on my streaming subs. There's only 6 other nominees that I won't have seen since they are only VOD, but I might rent one or two if I feel it might sway my vote.
Hemotep
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I don't think so. I think only as a rental (at least if you go a legit streaming route...)
kvetcha
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ONE OF USSpeaking of violent nights, I watched Tokyo Godfathers for the first time last night and it was amazing.
I love it more every year
siremobunny
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A Wounded Fawn is so good.
I also see Soft and Quiet on there, which is a def must-see, but only available on VOD rn, I think.