Quinn Bailey

Stanton gets you Hitchcock, Peckinpah, Coppola, Huston, Scott, Carpenter, Cox, Wenders, Scorsese, Darabont, McDonagh, and the entire back half of the Lynch catalog in one filmography - this isn't a hard decision, people

Harry Dean Stanton and it isn't even a contest

one of the lesser fundamental problems with AI art is that, even if you lean into its aesthetics, you will never be able to accomplish anything that Chris Cunningham didn't already do 30 years ago with way less advanced tech

4 parts pasta : 2 parts turkey: 1 part stuffing

macaroni and the vague idea of lactose

can you make macaroni and cheese with just pasta? a bold experiment in new culinary frontiers

the final shootout in this is straight-up one of the best of To's whole career

will admit it’s a little slow to start but the pivot from ”heist gone wrong” to EC Comics/Time Enough At Last-style ironic existential nightmare hits like nothing else

YouTube video by Cult Cinema Classics Passport for a Corpse (Drama, 1962) Alberto Lupo, Hélène Chanel, Linda Christian | Movie

noir/horror heads: holy shit you all NEED to watch this one ASAP

hell, the fact that it even IS ghosts is way less Paranormal Activity, since the series itself pivots to demons so quickly lol

I swear to god I saw SOMETHING in the upstairs door at the end of Act 1 and I haven’t been able to pinpoint what it was since

defunctland videos are great because everyone in charge of disneyland for the past half century have been trying to carry out what they think walt would’ve wanted like they’re the patriots in MGS trying to carry out the boss’s will. coincidentally both involve giant robot dinosaurs

I will forever be baffled that, in a year where Sinners and OBAA were major cultural touchstones, Hollywood execs are still asking "but what if the people who lost the culture war years ago... actually won it?????"

Jackie Chan is 71 and hasn't done a stunt-heavy performance in years; Chris Tucker's been in 2 movies over the last decade; Ratner's been swirling in the same post-MeToo-ing brain melt as Spacey - to hell with watchable, what are the odds we get something COHERENT out of this

the funniest thing about the Rush Hour 4 greenlight is that, while it's absolutely going to be bad and will flop, people are not prepared for HOW bad it will be

David Zaslav experiencing a Christmas Carol-level redemption after a visit from the Ghost of DailyWire+ Original Productions Yet to Come

Would movies made by the people in charge right now be good? God no. Instead, they would be a nuclear-level deterrent against letting this ever happen again

Everyone is ignoring the funniest option here, which is "force them to let you make movies yourself"

A huge chunk of Lovecraft's work is comprised of detective stories, too...

an entirely correct thread

A movie that takes place where you're from

(the train Gyllenhaal's trying to save is the Metra line I took to and from high school)

the joke here, of course, being that the Pope is a White Sox fan

BASEBALL SEASON'S UNDERWAY
SO YOU BETTER GET READY FOR A BRAND NEW DAY
HEY CHICAGO, WHADDAYA SAY
THE CUBS ARE GONNA WIN TODAY

Hey @reptedlieu.bsky.social, how does attacking another fairly elected Democrat help us fight Trump? Not sure I agree with you 100% on your police work there

as the youth say... Arkasha Stevenson hive rise up

Being cool is the one thing that power will never buy for the right; can’t be punk rock and counterculture when you’re on top of everything

American Cinematheque getting the Westwood Village, Arclight Hollywood inching towards reopening… if the Landmark comes back I’m officially losing it

YOOOOOOOOO

Five best film genres:

-the inherent horror of the American experience
-musicals that can and will scare the shit out of you
-a stopmotion monster terrorizes real people
-"this filmmaker has definitely seen Alfred Hitchcock"
-film noir

Probably more “extended Inside No. 9 episode” in vibes than Paranormal Activity proper, but I’m not gonna complain about that; has at least one truly rip-the-roof-off scare