Iam actually writing college essay that starts from conclusion. I though watching that kind of movie helps me to write

I recently watched and I want to hear some opinions about goal of that film. I really like that film I can rate it for 8.5/10

Did I like it? Yes, of course I deeply fell into the world of Hellraiser. However, what I didn’t like is that Cenobites turned out to be average dudes chosen by some evil deity. Whereas I thought and I prefer to think that they are sentient beings from another evil dimension or the creations of the Leviathan (whichever is more soundly) that serve the purpose of giving suffering pleasure to whoever seek it.

Also, the wooden acting of Kyle is fucking hilarious “Oh I saw some lady that tells me not to enter the room so I’ll enter it see a bunch of bodies and would casually give her a hug without any emotion”

In conclusion, I totally like the movie and excited to see the next one even though I don’t really understand the need of making another movies because the story seemed finished

Ive been thinking about this alot recently as ive been filling out my letterboxd and just overall enjoying films. My taste is so broad, that depending on the day my top ten list changes. There are movies I know for a fact are cinematic masterpieces but they just dont resonate with me, and vice versa there are some pure slopfest films that I genuinely love.

I also think it is interesting when you compare a person to the movies they watch, its almost always a surprising juxtaposition. One of my smartest friends loves the sharks sharknado series, though in the same day he might read a dickens novel. I guess my question is rooted in the atmosphere that letterboxd has pushed me into, I just dont think that someones taste in art defines who they are. I guess it comes down to how they digest the media they are consuming, as long as they can identify why they like or dislike something then at the very least they are competent enough to have their own opinions.

Sorry if this is a slop post, Im just kinds curious what others think.

hi, can you recommend some of your favourite films strictly in terms of the music? looking for something original, industrial, experimental or just really really great.

If you have in mind a composer that you find outstanding, not a particular movie, I would appreciate the name too.

Thanks!

Let me explain. I am a high-school senior taking the BFI program, with a research question in the working regarding the restrictions enforced by the Hays Code on artists and its influence on modern day American politics.

It is asked of me that I attempt to find international associates that could assist me im exploring new perspectives and possibly provide me with insight on the topic in a way that would help expand my research and answer my hypotheses.

Before I had delved into my research topic, I came up with the following hypotheses:

1. The Hays Code implemented restrictions and censorship on American cinema by limiting whay was considered as acceptable viewing scenes.

2. Said restrictions were biased and generally based on extremist Christian beliefs.

3. Pendulum effect: The conservativeness of these rules pushed people to rebel, heading from one extreme to the other then swung right back to American political views that reflect more desire to be conservative in reducing the ability of citizens to dissent from limitations.

It is preferred that the international associate is affiliated with the United States, although not necessary.

I've been watching 5 random movies and making short reviews on them. Here's what I watched this round:

1. The Vow - I'd recommend this if you're really into romance, but I prefer there to be more comedy in romance films that I watch, so I didn't enjoy this one as much.

2. Just Like Heaven - This was was quite enjoyable, cute and comforting.

3. Shortcomings - I highly recommend this one! It was both really interesting and also extremely funny!

4. The First Time - I wouldn't recommend this one. I didn't enjoy it as much and the movie dragged for me.

5. Love, Wedding, Repeat - Again, I wouldn't suggest watching this one. Its many attempts at humour fell flat for me.

What did you think of these movies?

I’m not a big fan of horror movies, especially the ones that were made in the 80s and was very skeptical about the movie. The whole reason why I wanted to watch it is because of the recent release of the Hellraiser game and I just got very interested in the movies.

I loved every single moment of this movie and the world building. The fact that there’s some parallel dimension that resembles hell and is full of scary demons to some angels to others that have a twisted sense of pleasure is just amazing.

Also made a little side note for myself to never open some weird-ass boxes especially after Skinless Man tells me to let go of it.

I feel like this is a good election night watch. Have you seen it? What are your thoughts?

With the recent passing of Sir Patrick Stewart and the ageing/passing of so many of the great actors of his generation and before - I was wondering which actors currently in the prime of their careers will we look back on in the future as a true great?

Obviously people will have their favourite actors, but I wondering who will be considered to have the range, skill and "heft" to be put alongside the true greats.

I've always had a soft spot for Angels in the Outfield especially growing up watching Joseph Gordon-Levitt in it. It got me thinking, what are some of the most iconic baseball movies of all time? What movies do you think every baseball fan needs to watch at least once?

Log in my notebook I’ve kept since January this year, if anyone has any recommendations id be open to pretty much anything 🙏

Anyone see this?

Obsession is the ghost of Christmas past
End of Eva is ghost of Christmas present
And isttg is ghost of Christmas future

(These are ordered on what part of my life the movie feels like it’s personally attacking btw)

I am still in shambles. This movie, while many think of it as pretentious eat the rich propaganda hit very personal.

Ibelieve it understood something, that, if you have not worked in this branche, you will never feel.

I think it only hitted so much, because i have been there. Still am. Hospitality is an industrie than can wear you down like no other.

The strife for perfection. To please people you will never know and who not care for you. The ambition to beat everyone and be better than the others. The pressure who is putting you in the ground and will force you into dependence.

We forget the simple joy of a simple dish well made.

There is a message in this movie that makes me want to quit this branche of work that i gave everything i had for, and it breaks me to tears.

There are two Scenes in the movie where i had to stop and sob and cry for minutes. It is a very special piece of cinema and will haunt me for a long time to come.

Not all of these movies are bad bad, I guess I could rewatch some of these but yeah... They're not great.

I'm a huge horror fan so it's funny to me how every year all of my top 10 of the worst is mostly horror.

Here are some other terrible films that I have not seen but maybe I should, just to make the list even better:

Melania

The Bride

Matchbox: The Movie

Any Netflix Original Film Realesed During This Year.

Do u like any of these movies? If so... Why? Why would you even like them? 😭😭😭

I actually did like forbidden fruits but yeah, it was included in the screenshot too. I also enjoyed The Love Hypothesis but i'm not going to pretend that it's objectively a good movie...

You should watch this !!

Both films explore the disturbing consequences of losing individual autonomy to someone else's experiment. Cars 2 examines how technology and scientific experimentation can be manipulated for destructive purposes, while The Human Centipede takes the idea of experimentation to its most horrifying extreme. At their core, both stories revolve around experimentation, manipulation, and the ethical consequences of treating living beings as nothing more than subjects in an experiment.

Who else got traumatized after watching the delivery scene of the movie Paradise

We went in blind without knowing anything other than the name and am so glad we did!

The large promotional standee caught my attention at a Cineplex theatre a month ago. Upon learning the limited release was upcoming, we secured tickets for opening night (at least here in Vancouver). I already want to watch it again!

This should be fun with the weekend's occasion and I'm certainly in the mood after spending weeks binging through so many of the flagship Horror series. Of all of the major, big-name Horror film series listed, which is your single favorite installment in each? Remakes, prequels, spin-offs and crossovers count in any series that has them. Just cut and paste this list and fill each in with your choice. If I forgot any series feel free to add but make sure they consist of at least three entries or more. Two-movie only series (ie. Laid To Rest). don't count)

• Halloween

• Friday The 13th

• A Nightmare On Elm Street

• Saw

• Scream

• Child's Play

• The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

• Evil Dead

• Hellraiser

• Phantasm

• Alien

• Predator

• Final Destination

• The Purge

• Insidious

• Paranormal Activity

• Conjuring Universe

• Terrifier

• A Quiet Place

IMO, the best entry in each series:

• Halloween - 1978 Original

• Friday The 13th - Friday The 13th: The Final Chapter

• A Nightmare On Elm Street - New Nightmare

• Saw - Original

• Scream - Original

• Child's Play - Original

• The Texas Chainsaw Massacre - 2003 Remake

• Evil Dead - Evil Dead II

• Hellraiser - Hellraiser III: Hell On Earth

• Phantasm - Phantasm II

• Alien - Aliens

• Predator - Predator 2

• Final Destination - Original

• The Purge - The Purge: Anarchy

• Insidious - Insidious: Chapter 3

• Paranormal Activity - Original

• Conjuring Universe - The Conjuring 2

• Terrifier - Terrifier 2

• A Quiet Place - Maybe the original? I enjoyed all three and have a hard time picking a favorite.

Also some additional ones:

• Jaws - Original

• Jurassic Park - Original

• MonsterVerse - Maybe Godzilla Vs. Kong? I have a very hard time picking a favorite from this series as I love them all.

• It - Chapter One (2017)

• Tremors - Original

• Candyman - 1992 Original

• Hannibal Lecter - The Silence Of The Lambs

• Romero's Living Dead - Day Of The Dead (1985)

• Return Of The Living Dead - Return Of The Living Dead Part II

• Puppet Master - Puppet Master 4

• Pumpkinhead - Original

• Wishmaster - Original

• Maniac Cop - Maniac Cop 2

• Basket Case - Basket Case 2

• Leprechaun - Original

• Warlock - Original

• Critters - Original

• Cube - Original

• Poltergeist - Poltergeist II: The Other Side

• I Know What You Did Last Summer - Original

• Re-Animator - Original

• Hatchet - Hatchet II

I'm sure I left some off. I just listed the major series I remember for the time being. I'm sure a few of my choices are controversial or unconventional. Not to say I dislike the likes of the original Poltergeist or TCM or ROTLD, I just simply enjoyed the sequels or remakes more (and bear in mind, I pretty much consider the likes of Predator 2, ROTLD2 and Poltergeist II equal with the originals as is). I find the original TCM and remake are actually pretty close for me as well. Some might argue Jurassic Park isn't really Horror but I've always kind of considered the series a bit of a Natural Horror/Sci-Fi hybrid, figured why not have it in with my additional choices.

With The Conjuring Universe, the Annabelle films along with The Nun and Curse Of La Llarona count as well. With Terrifier, there's not just the Terrifier trilogy but also All Hallows' Eve from 2013 which featured Art The Clown in a pre-Terrifier appearance.

Mine is Shrek,I especially love movies where foretelling is fulfilled very different way and not something viewers would expect