Linus Maximilian

Bought a used DVD of Ex libris today 😌

The new Lav Diaz, Magellan is 🔥🔥💯🤌🏻

Poster on my wall, no the most original one but it was a very nice Souvenir

Almost done

Never heard of it before but Witchboard has a sick cover

Back at watching movies

Damn

Big Wednesday isn't on the Internet Archive or the Criterion Channel 💔

Never heard from Audie Murphy but the Posters & Genre orlf the Films look promising! I should watch more B-Westerns when I have more free time!

Apart from that: the Podcast link you posted in the comments is dead (didn't know you have/had one)

planning to watch some Summer essentials during the next few weeks.

We didn't really get to boost CFM during Pride month last year bc it came out in July. Anyway, we wrote a book about the history of transness of cinema. Corpses, Fools and Monsters is a good choice if you're looking for something to read this month. Trans people have always been here, even in movies

Baechlor thesis will be on The Long Gray Line 😃🫡

Goshogaoka (1998; dir Sharon Lockhart)

Top 5 Hitch
Vertigo
Rear Window
Notorious
North by Northwest
Capricorn

But I also have a soft spot for Shadow of a Doubt, Marnie, Psycho, the Birds and Blackmail.....

Any good academic writing on The Long Gray line that shouldn't be missed?

Hell yeah we are so back

Joan the Maiden, Part 1: The Battles (Rivette, 1994)

Finally saw the full 160 minute version. The most patriotic of movies because it makes me proud to be a Frenchman (i ain’t french).

@jerryj.bsky.social since you are watching all the Late-Career Rivettes rn I really hope you also (re)watch both his Joan of Arc films!

On my way to see FURY (1937) on 35mm🎞

🤠

Green Leaves (2025; Flo Mavy)

I sincerely hope that Hatari represents the Hawks oeuvres 🤨

Hell yeah

What’s a movie you think nobody but you and a handful of people have heard of, that you think is a fantastic film?

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+Shockproof (Sirk)

It's Last-4-Friday

Gun Crazy (1950; Joseph H. Lewis)

Salt of the Earth (Biberman, 1954)