It's a Boy Girl Thing (2006). Body-switching thing between the high school quarterback and the high-achieving girl next door.



Well I loved it. It's light and fluffy and fun. The girl I particularly liked.



I've always wondered what it would be like to be the opposite sex. I guess it'll always remain a mystery to me in this life.

It's a Boy Girl Thing (2006). Body-switching thing between the high school quarterback and the high-achieving girl next door.



Well I loved it. It's light and fluffy and fun. The girl I particularly liked.



I've always wondered what it would be like to be the opposite sex. I guess it'll always remain a mystery to me in this life.

Sounds about right, because he sucks in the movie.
But also, the movie isn’t great.
It’s probably the High Fidelity for people slightly younger than I am, though, and people seem to love it. I thought it was kinda meh.

this here is a highly underrated, top quality rant. 10/10.

Attack of the 50 Foot Cheerleader. Yes, as bad as it sounds.

The last very good one was Funeral Parade of Roses, 1969 Toshio Matsumoto movie (he mostly shot short movies, I hadn't heard of him before). Really good, blending fluently lots of elements. Visually gorgeous. Don't read the wikipedia page, it'll point to a plot that ain't that important. Plus it shows once you've seen it that Kubrick also appreciated the movie. There are two scenes in A Clockwork Orange that taste a bit like the Parade...
The last very bad was Zombie Lake.

The last very good one was Funeral Parade of Roses, 1969 Toshio Matsumoto movie (he mostly shot short movies, I hadn't heard of him before). Really good, blending fluently lots of elements. Visually gorgeous. Don't read the wikipedia page, it'll point to a plot that ain't that important. Plus it shows once you've seen it that Kubrick also appreciated the movie. There are two scenes in A Clockwork Orange that taste a bit like the Parade...
The last very bad was Zombie Lake.

fucking grEAT!

lol, a 1.6 rating???

It most definitely wasn't for the quality.


As I said to someone else: "It sank and it stank".


I've been on a http://www.theasylum.cc/ kick this weekend, so I'm going in with really low expectations from everything.

were you doing it on a dare? :D

Need the best of the worst, the worst of the worst, and just the awfully bad suggestions to write about at https://upallnightmovies.com/. A new website I'm working on.


Preferably streaming somewhere. I have TubiTV, Netflix, Shudder, and Peacock right now. Hulu is going away soon for some cost cutting, but will be willing to bring it back if it has some good ones.

2018 Halloween

I watched these two movies on Netflix:







It's OK, if you don't expect too much you'll like it.











even if you expect nothing, you will still be disappointed....

I posted this already, had to delete the post and repost to recover the thread





The Producers

Tonight was French classic film night on Netflix with the following double header:



The complete French title is Une journée bien remplie ou Neuf meurtres insolites dans une même journée par un seul homme dont ce n'est pas le métier

This movie is brilliant!!! Highly recommended, nearly Tarantino style black comedy made in 1973. It's directed and co-written by Jean Louis Trintignant who as an actor starred in hundreds of films but he only directed two, which is a damn shame. This was his directional debut, the other one is not on Netflix unfortunately. Great casting as well, especially the main character by Jacques Dufilho.
There's not much dialogue, so it's easy to follow even if you don't speak French.




Pretty standard cop hunts escaped criminal movie made in 1975, but well-done. And based on true events
Funny that the lady is on the Italian movie poster, not on the French. Her part is minimal anyway.

Chopping Mall, in prep for the site mentioned at http://sonicyouth.com/gossip/showthr...age=1250#24981

Lol, if you click that link you end up in Groundhog's Day :D

Here's another movie on Netflix I watched a few days ago



Didn't really like much of it, looked a bit too much of a SciFi channel movie, not sure if it is though

the green fucking knight!



it was very good in the cinematography and atmospherics department

most of it was so dark it reminded me of the vvitch: from midtones to pitch black, bright whites were rare af.

the pace was very slow, which can lull one into a dreaming state. o well.

only real bother was the cgi fox. can't they train a real dog or something lmao. but yeah, it was just an element that didn't match the rest at close range.

I grew up with Tolkien’s version of this story, so I was excited about the movie, but my ass isn’t going to a theater — not yet. Anyway would you recommend it?

Feel free in voting for which movie I watch next https://upallnightmovies.com/pick-th...vered-on-uanm/

yes, at the movies. i wouldnt watch it on a tv unless it's a big oled, because it goes from black to blacker--on a regular led screen i figured it would be splotches. i had a problem with the vvitch on an led tv for similar reasons--a very dark palette. old lcd would likely be worse or wash out.

anyway im fully immunized plus wore an n95 so why not. it was beautiful aesthetics. but the fox, lol.


the love witch was great!

Willow, as I'm pretty sure I know of it thanks to my mom.

I voted for the dinosaurs movie because I watched this one a few days ago






The movie has been used in an episode of Mystery Science Theater, but I watched the regular release which is on Netflix
Fun thing about it is that the dino's that are supposed to be the scariest types look a hell of a lot like Barney :D

here's nicolas cage appearing as george carlin (lmao) in PIG



movie works like a nice little novella or something. it surprised me and i liked it lots.

no idea who george carlin is, but he looks spot-on like Urbanus, a Belgian comedian who was most popular in the late seventies and eighties. Here's a vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0UZDzntNus
you won't understand what he says but it's about the Hells Angels :p

Piranha 3DD

Added "Senior Week" and "Music of the Spheres" since earlier.

Flash Gordon

Flash Gordon

jeez man, the person who wrote the script must have been on mushrooms or whatever

Looks like I'll be watching "The Love Witch" next for that site of mine.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHhaIRevB-Y

hahaha, great! i love that movie--very stylish, and unusual; impossible to pigeonhole.


o man!

https://youtu.be/sk81tUUhRig

The Coed and the Zombie Stoner. Another YOLO.

Added Bachelor Party and Spookies to my list today

At 3 hours 49 minutes, it's still too short. Would be great if the original 6 hour cut would be unearthed some day, which was edited from 10 hours of shot material ...

It's on Netflix!

Tuff Turf

Good ole Pump Up The Volume.

Am I the only one that liked Event Horizon? That film scared the shit out of me.