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Friendly reminder that the "gore cut" of Tammy and the T-Rex is now streaming on Shudder. https://twitter.com/Shudder/status/1217143966711386112
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Sarchasm posted:Friendly reminder that the "gore cut" of Tammy and the T-Rex is now streaming on Shudder. Paul Walker as a T-Rex as Denise Richards boyfriend, I'm all in. How have I never heard of this.
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I want to stress that, while I'm sure the "gore cut" of the movie is great, the censored version is itself nothing to shake a stick at. A true masterpiece of outsider filmmaking.
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Sarchasm posted:Friendly reminder that the "gore cut" of Tammy and the T-Rex is now streaming on Shudder. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_VTvQLAfaE but with Tammy and the T-Rex
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Franchescanado posted:When you see someone with a Birthday Boys avatar post recommendations, you know they're to be trusted. I'm pretty sure Childrens Hospital was the first basic cable program to say the words "Earl Sweatshirt" back in 2011. For content: I'm almost certain HBO Max will stream it. Edward Mass fucked around with this message at 06:00 on Jan 15, 2020 |
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Terry Kiser is the real star of Tammy and the T-Rex. He's amazing.
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One unintentionally funny thing about Medical Police, probably only to me, is that when it opens with "A Warner Horizon Production," I keep misreading it as "Werner Herzog"
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I want to like Medical Police more than I do, and I do, it's just been too one-note for me. Childens Hospital got to play with all sorts of medical dramas and even dabbled in non-hospital genres and had the show within a show thing going on. Medical Police is just NCIS but absurd (and sometimes somehow less absurd). The greatest parts so far aside from the Childrens Hospital opening was the card game. It was hilarious how it kept going with its Calvinball rules.
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Detective No. 27 posted:One unintentionally funny thing about Medical Police, probably only to me, is that when it opens with "A Warner Horizon Production," I keep misreading it as "Werner Herzog" Meeee tooooo!
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Detective No. 27 posted:One unintentionally funny thing about Medical Police, probably only to me, is that when it opens with "A Warner Horizon Production," I keep misreading it as "Werner Herzog" Me three!
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AngryBooch posted:Watching this Dracula show on Netflix. Finished episode 2 last night and... lmao OK. We're doing this? david_a posted:Someone for the love of god spoil the stupid stuff in Dracula so people don’t watch it out of curiosity pumped up for school posted:It really isn't. Just updating you all on Episode 3 of Dracula on Netflix and BBC: It sucks! Don't watch! No bags of popped corn. Last scene of episode 2 spoiler: Dracula is a period piece that takes place in the late 1800s. Dracula is trying to get to England for two episodes, he's in a shipwreck caused by a valiant suicidal attempt to kill Dracula by Van Helsing but is able to crawl into his coffin at the bottom of the ocean to recover his strength and complete his journey. He wakes up, swims to England, and is immediately greeted by.... Van Helsing! In modern clothes! with a helicopter flying overhead and a tactical team with guns aimed at him. Dracula was sleeping for 123 years and is now in modern Britain. AngryBooch fucked around with this message at 21:16 on Jan 16, 2020 |
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AngryBooch posted:Last scene of episode 2 spoiler: Dracula is a period piece that takes place in the late 1800s. Dracula is trying to get to England for two episodes, he's in a shipwreck caused by a valiant suicidal attempt to kill Dracula by Van Helsing but is able to crawl into his coffin at the bottom of the ocean to recover his strength and complete his journey. He wakes up, swims to England, and is immediately greeted by.... Van Helsing! In modern clothes! with a helicopter flying overhead and a tactical team with guns aimed at him. Dracula was sleeping for 123 years and is now in modern Britain. In it, the first main villain, Dio, an 1800s vampire, escapes to his coffin to survive the hero's valiant attempt to take them both out by destroying the ship they're in, biding his time at the bottom of the ocean only to resurface in the 1980s to fight the hero's descendants. To be honest I'm now curious just to see if it's more referential than that.
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Childrens Hospital is such a bizarre, hilarious, creative little treasure of a show that not nearly enough people have seen, but comedy nerds will love it. Too bad it's not streaming anywhere. Medical Police inspired me to pick up Seasons 1-3 on DVD. I feel like it would have found a larger audience if ALL the marketing didn't focus on Dr. Blake Downs, the creepy-looking clown doctor played by Rob Corddry (who is really just an ineffectual idiot loser and a Patch Adams parody). But I know people who saw ads with nothing but his face and assumed from that and the title that it was a horror series. In fact, Childrens Hospital is a show within a show that has been on since the 1950s.
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I'll probably catch poo poo for this but I did not like one cut of the dead. Turned it off about 20 minutes before the end. I can see the appeal but I just didn't find it very interesting either before or after the thing. Respect for doing something different though.
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veni veni veni posted:I'll probably catch poo poo for this but I did not like one cut of the dead. Turned it off about 20 minutes before the end. I can see the appeal but I just didn't find it very interesting either before or after the thing. I just recommended this to you in the horror thread like five minutes ago, so... Whoops. One Cut of the Dead was one of my best theater experiences of last year. There were only about six people in the entire theater, but everyone was wheezing with laughter. None of us were prepared for what that movie eventually becomes.
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Sarchasm posted:I just recommended this to you in the horror thread like five minutes ago, so... Whoops. I think that knowing there was a big twist about 40 minutes in probably had a detrimental effect on the experience. It amounted to watching over a half hour of the worst zombie movie ever while I was trying to guess the twist the whole time. Then when it finally happened it was just sort of underwhelming. The family comedy it turns into is charming but it didn't really grab me a whole lot. If I had gone in with absolutely no idea of what I was getting myself into I might have a very different opinion of it.
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You’re probably right. I watched it on a plane without knowing anything about the plot at all and ended up loving it.
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Just checked out the first episode of The Outsider on HBO, and at first I was questioning if I wanted to watch yet another dead kid in the woods mystery but I am all in on this. The whole setup is good as hell.
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veni veni veni posted:Just checked out the first episode of The Outsider on HBO, and at first I was questioning if I wanted to watch yet another dead kid in the woods mystery but I am all in on this. The whole setup is good as hell. Oooh it's out? I saw an ad for it a couple weeks ago and it's the first time I've followed a banner ad for a show like that, and then i found I had a couple weeks to wait
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There’s actually 2 episodes up so either I missed the premiere or they dropped two at once. It’s great so far.
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veni veni veni posted:they dropped two at once It's this.
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I watched a movie on CRACKLE of all places that I somehow never heard of at all. Auto Focus from 2002 is a Paul Schrader film starring Greg Kinnear and Willem Dafoe. It's a 'true' story about Bob Crane, star of TV's Hogan's Heroes. I had no idea about his life and it's pretty good poo poo.I don't want to spoil it. Definitely recommend it.
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Auto Focus is a pro-watch for sure.
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Disposable Scud posted:Auto Focus is a pro-watch for sure. Kurt Fuller's impression of Colonel Klink is also worth the watch. It's really good.
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Oh cool, I knew of it but never saw it since the early 00s seem to be a weird dead time when it comes to streaming presence. I remember Kinnear and Dafoe talking it up a few times in Conan since apparently Conan had a huge interest in Crane's whole deal.
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Smoking some weed and watching Scissor Seven on Netflix is a hard recommend from me.
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Season two of Sex Education came out on Netflix a few days ago and it's still great. This is definitely one of my favorites of the Netflix original stuff. I haven't finished watching yet, but Gillian Anderson is still killing it. There's less time devoted to students' weird sex issues, although that makes sense based on the previous season. There's a lot more focus on the various interpersonal relationships of Otis and friends, but Maeve seems to have less screen time so far which is a bit disappointing.
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1990's Pacific Heights is on Hulu right now and I absolutely recommend it. Two obnoxious, young, unmarried yuppies played by Melanie Griffith and Matt Modine buy a fixer-upper three unit apartment building in San Francisco. They're going to renovate the place and live in one apartment while renting out the other two. They've got big hopes and big dreams! Sadly they come into the crosshairs of a vicious scam artist played by Michael Keaton, who becomes the TENANT FROM HELL.
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And then what happens? I must know!
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plz dont pull out posted:And then what happens? I must know! I'm going to put this in spoiler tags: It turns out the whole freakin' system is rigged against the poor plucky landlords in this mixed-up country, that the world today (1990) has just gone completely off the rails, and sometimes you have to take the law into your own hands. If you watch it I'll tell you there's a completely out of nowhere batshit dream sequence smack dab in the middle of the movie for you to look forward to.
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:I'm going to put this in spoiler tags: Huh usually Keaton plays a villain.
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I'm always up for some Michael Keaton. Everyone else if you could please post about your movie like it's on the back of a VHS I'd really appreciate it.
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Finally watched End Game right before my Disney+ expired, and it is everything I hate about comic book movies. I know I’m dealing with the subjective here, but I just don’t see how anyone who is over 13, could say that was a great movie. As someone who grew up reading Marvel comics I was I could, but the Avengers movies are just big misses for me (the one before End Game was the best of the bunch).
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plz dont pull out posted:I'm always up for some Michael Keaton. I'd also really enjoy VHS box back posting.
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nate fisher posted:Finally watched End Game right before my Disney+ expired, and it is everything I hate about comic book movies. I know I’m dealing with the subjective here, but I just don’t see how anyone who is over 13, could say that was a great movie. As someone who grew up reading Marvel comics I was I could, but the Avengers movies are just big misses for me (the one before End Game was the best of the bunch). They’re all bad except Thor Ragnarok and Antman
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Blue Ruin is on Netflix currently. Macon Blair may be content living as a beachside hobo, but his idyllic life is turned upside down when his father's murderer is released from prison. Fueled by revenge, he embarks on a trip to Virginia to intercept the killer. But he better watch out, as the man's family ain't too friendly themselves. While he doesn't find peace, he does find the thrill of a lifetime!
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Blue Ruin is great If you liked Green Room it is definitely worth watching too
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Trouble in Oregon! When Anton Yelchin (Star Trek) and his band of punks find themselves playing a last-minute show at a nazi bar, they realize their opening set is gonna get extended into an all night show. Murder has occured in the band's green roomtm, and Patrick Stewart (Star Trek) wants his nazi thugs to eliminate all witnesses, band included! That's no minor threat either. Also featuring Eric Edelstein (We Bare Bears), this is a series of mishaps and misadventures you won't wanna miss.
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While I liked both, I preferred Blue Ruin. I think it was the goony take on the whole man of vengeance genre.
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Saulnier's earlier movie Murder Party is also on Netflix for streaming. It's a comedy with horror elements so pretty different tonally from Green Room and Blue Ruin but I still really enjoyed it and recommend it. The basic idea is that a lonely guy finds an invitation on the street for a "Murder Party" on Halloween. So he makes a costume and heads over to find that all of the pretentious art students who set up the party have decided that they're going to murder him, but not just any murder... an Avant Garde Murder that will have people talking.
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