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A ★★★★ review of Blow Job (1964) When renowned pop artist Andy Warhol picked up a camera to film his early experiments in filmmaking, they were excerpts of reality, often repetitive acts, that Klaus Honnef writes in Warhol (2015), “h...

It was great pleasure after being a big Andy Warhol fan, to finally see one of his experimental films from the 1960s.

My ★★★★ review of Blow Job on @letterboxd.social boxd.it/aGBgZ7

it's so batshit. I concur, 2 for 2.

it's still Fulci and it's not that bad.

it's so cool

A ★★★★ review of Weapons (2025) WEAPONS (2025) is a weird movie, almost too weird for some, but gloriously weird for others, shockingly original and insane in that American films rarely are anymore. Coming off of BARBARIAN (2022), t...

Batshit weird. My review is spoiler free as it is best to watch the film blind to what the horror is.

My ★★★★ review of #Weapons on @letterboxd.social boxd.it/aFGarp

It never rains like it does in an old Hollywood film.

A ★★★★ review of Together (2025) That visual anomaly in where long-term couples start to look alike is called spousal concordance, or convergence, a phenomenon that makes for a gross commentary in Michael Shanks’ (not the Stargate SG...

Just stay single.

My ★★★★ review of #Together on @letterboxd.social boxd.it/aALuaj

If it ain't weird, I'm not watching

A ★★★½ review of Ziam (2025) While ZIAM (ปากกัด ตีนถีบ, 2025) could be presented as a gimmick, as it's essentially 28 DAYS LATER (2002) by the way of ONG-BAK: MUAY THAI WARRIOR (องค์บาก, 2003), a Muay Thai zombie apocalypse film,...

A change of pace in zombie films, this Thai variation of 28 Days Later adds Muay Thai to the apocalypse that isn't wholly new, but isn't silly as that sounds either. Solid @netflix.com pickup.

My ★★★½ review of #Ziam on @letterboxd.social boxd.it/auggzX

A ★★★★ review of The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025) One of the most beloved Marvel Comics story arcs of the Silver Age, the “Galactus Trilogy” as fans called it, issues #48-50 of The Fantastic Four (March-May, 1966) perfectly encapsulated the cosmic wo...

Quite simply, it's...fantastic. A return to form for the MCU.

My ★★★★ review of #TheFantasticFour: First Steps on @letterboxd.social boxd.it/atuyqD

A ★★★★ review of Yôen: Niku shibari (1987) In a truly dark late period entry from Nikkatsu and director Junichi Suzuki, EROTIC SEDUCTION: FLESH BONDAGE (aka Bewitching: Flesh Bondage; Yôen: Niku shibari, 1987) went to areas that Two in the Pin...

My friends at the Two in the Pinku podcast are uncovering rare pinku eiga gems long lost on VHS. This is kind of great, albeit really grim and dark FYI.

My ★★★★ review of Yôen: Niku shibari on @letterboxd.social boxd.it/asHCgp

My new thing is to watch the movies that the Alamo Drafthouse feature in their wild no talking PSAs. Some of them are really obscure!

There's kind of nothing more insane and joyful than Turksploitation films.

haha it's OK. It's like a weird me thing

It's irked me off for years lol

Anyone else not like when people call movies, "flicks"? It's such a pet peeve of mine. They're movies or films to me. A flick seems so diminutive.

10 BELOVED CLASSIC MOVIES THAT ARE ABSOLUTELY UNWATCHABLE IN 2025

Get - and I say this with all humility - fucked.

he made everything slightly better.

This is a really cool set! German krimis from Eureka!

It's always thrilling to watch a film you've been meaning to for years. Crossing off one on that list now!

A ★★★ review of I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025) Plans to return to the world of slickers and bad decisions started all the way back in 2014, with a Mike Flanagan script to revive the I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER franchise with his iteration bein...

A legacy sequel that only comes to life when the legacy stuff kicks in. Cringe and wild at the same time. JHL is legend though.

My ★★★ review of I Know What You Did Last Summer on @letterboxd.social boxd.it/anNgEB

I've watched some comedies from the 90s that I loved as a kid, and they're wildly unfunny today.

This is why I just watch exploitation now.

Got tickets for I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER (2025)! Feels hype like the 90s, man.

I'm sorry to hear about your loss. But that auto-tune couldn't hide the cigarette voice lol

Marshmallow

thank you for reading!

A ★★★★ review of Superman (2025) James Gunn understands Superman in the way Alan Burnett and Bruce Timm did with Superman: The Animated Series (1996-2000). The Boy Scout who operates under good values and incorruptible morals of what...

It's good to feel hopeful again. A glorious Silver Age comic come to life in today's trying times.

My ★★★★ review of #Superman on @letterboxd.social boxd.it/ajfbQD

#LastFourWatched via my @letterboxd.social

A ★★★★ review of Marshmallow (2025) Percolating in the air of this melancholic ode to campfire tales and 80s horror is a keen sense of innocence lost within the dying days of adolescence, Daniel DelPurgatorio’s directorial debut in MARS...

The indie scifi-horror gem 2025 needed.

My ★★★★ review of Marshmallow on @letterboxd.social boxd.it/ailWQX

Stop Taking Photos of the Movie Screen During the Movie. No, Seriously, Knock It Off We shouldn't have to tell you not to take pictures of the screen while you're watching a movie in the theater, but apparently we do.

“You wanna take a photo for the ‘gram? Take one of the movie poster, or the marquee, or your ticket stub if you’re at a theater that still messes with those. Do literally anything that does not require you to take out your phone during the movie…”