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  • Nowhere

    Nowhere 1997

    Cole

    ★★★★★ Watched by Cole 15 Dec 2018

    dogs eating people is cool

  • Nowhere

    Nowhere 1997

    Cecil Selwyn

    ★★★★★ Rewatched by Cecil Selwyn 11 Jul 2022 2

    all those moments will be lost in time, like [coughs] cum in rain

  • Nowhere

    Nowhere 1997

    amanda :(

    ★★★★★ Watched by amanda :( 28 Apr 2020 7

    makes me think about a lot of people that want queer stories to follow more heteronormative plots so they can be easily consumed and capitalized off to the masses. and to that i say: i hope gregg araki fucking eats all of you.

  • Nowhere

    Nowhere 1997

    Sam B.

    ★★★★★ Watched by Sam B. 25 Mar 2019 1

    Roscoe the alien to save our souls. 
    one of the best films ever.

  • Nowhere

    Nowhere 1997

    jamie o'malley

    ★★★★ Watched by jamie o'malley 17 Feb 2021 1

    It's weird when you watch something for the first time and it still makes you feel so nostalgic. I've known/been/fucked/mourned/loved so many of the characters in this movie at one point or another in my life, it's hard not to get sentimental. A kaleidoscopic portrait of teen queer nihilism.

  • Nowhere

    Nowhere 1997

    Jae Bearhat

    ★★★★★ Rewatched by Jae Bearhat 16 Mar 2022

    An absolute delight to show a roomful of people who’d never seen it before.

  • Crimes of the Future

    Crimes of the Future 2022

    Mommy Wiseau

    ★★★★★ Rewatched by Mommy Wiseau 24 Mar 2023

    OK I'm so sorry completely underrated this on my first go around. Much to think about. Mostly I love this is basically one of those long Metal Gear cutscenes, in that it's mostly exposition and worldbuilding between interesting people, most of whom are in great psychological or physical pain

  • The Music Room

    The Music Room 1958

    jamie o'malley

    ★★★★½ Watched by jamie o'malley 20 Jan 2022

    My first Satyajit Ray. Devastatingly good. An indictment of the feudal nature of capitalism, social climbing, and solipsism. Beautiful music numbers and consistently stunning cinematography envelop the film in a trance-like atmosphere. It might come off more heavy-handed if it weren't for this ethereal quality.

  • The Music Room

    The Music Room 1958

    aromatasemebro

    ★★★★★ Watched by aromatasemebro 24 Mar 2023

    Desolate, unsparing, positively Faulknerian in its identification of aristocratic decay with a form of spiritual sickness, a psychotic reliving of previous generational glory. Music accompanies the narcotic torpor, reduced to a wealth marker, surgically removed from the setting of communal joy in which it is usually made and performed, offering an interesting metatextual critique, as this luxury artform happens to be the connective tissue for the vast majority of Indian cinema. The last 20 or so minutes really kicked this…

  • Limbo

    Limbo 2021

    PlaguDocta

    ★★★★½ Watched by PlaguDocta 05 Feb 2022 9

    Reserve Shot - Gunman. The bleak rampage that will most probably face unfortunate censors. Like the worthy Ringo Lam revival that never was. Miserable set-pieces; the falseness and tense betterment, in which the coda that can be seen in two different sides. Attempted stabbing into the unbubbled shells of incomprehensible wastelandic scales that bludgeoned inside a tortured texture of fucked. Everyone is lonely in the mutilating schemes of the city symphonizing destruction.

  • Limbo

    Limbo 2021

    alison rumfitt

    Watched by alison rumfitt 23 Mar 2023

    Formulaic cops n killers story elevated to transcendent heights by truly great visuals

  • The Evil Dead

    The Evil Dead 1981

    Sammy

    ★★★★½ Rewatched by Sammy 08 Jul 2021 1

    The perfect stoned horror movie. All the blood, goofs, gaffs and laughs that ya need.

    Everyone in this movie is the stupidest person and I love them all. Ash is the master of getting bucked into shelves.

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