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An interesting documentary on Netflix called Take Your Pills. Goes into the history of ADHD medication and the pros & cons it has had on children/young adults and on society as a whole.
I used to have that poster up on my bedroom. My wife was relieved when it got damaged in a move.
Can't believe she didn't dig you having a woman being chocked on the bedroom wall. How prudish.
This poster is seared into my brain from seeing it at the video store as a kid. I really only saw this like once back in the day. Watched the second one endlessly.
I used to have that poster up on my bedroom. My wife was relieved when it got damaged in a move.
Can't believe she didn't dig you having a woman being chocked on the bedroom wall. How prudish.
This poster is seared into my brain from seeing it at the video store as a kid. I really only saw this like once back in the day. Watched the second one endlessly.
The second film is superior but that poster is a great.
Can't believe she didn't dig you having a woman being chocked on the bedroom wall. How prudish.
This poster is seared into my brain from seeing it at the video store as a kid. I really only saw this like once back in the day. Watched the second one endlessly.
The second film is superior but that poster is a great.
Ohh, I wasn't trying to say one was better than the other. I love both for different reasons. Just saying that I have strong memories of that poster.
OMG This scrawny kid practicing karate to Dramarama. Buckcherry covered this song. I'm so sad I know this.
How was this? I meant to watch it some time back and couldn't find it at the time.
It's on Netflix now. I enjoyed it overall. I'd be interested to see your thoughts on it because I feel it's a movie that could have benefited from not being low budget. The acting was fine and so was the direction. The issue was more that the script needed just a little more polish to bring out the core theme of the movie. I don't know if it's that it was rushed or just that they had to keep the scope of the shoot down but adding ten to fifteen minutes to the movie could have made it really great.
Post by SupeЯfuЯЯyanimal on Oct 10, 2018 20:02:47 GMT -5
I thought it would be funny to marathon the Leprechaun movies. Kinda half pay attention while I surf the net or something. Then I realized there are fucking FOUR before Leprechaun in the Hood. So I think I'll just watch 1 and 5.... and maybe the sequel to the hood one because it seems like torture.
It's on Netflix now. I enjoyed it overall. I'd be interested to see your thoughts on it because I feel it's a movie that could have benefited from not being low budget. The acting was fine and so was the direction. The issue was more that the script needed just a little more polish to bring out the core theme of the movie. I don't know if it's that it was rushed or just that they had to keep the scope of the shoot down but adding ten to fifteen minutes to the movie could have made it really great.
Yeah, I see what you mean. There was a really interesting movie here and they kind of blew it by the last act with all the found footage cliches like the incomprehensible shakiness. The script needed some basic character work so the emotional moments held some kind of weight. However, I feel it's really hard to pull off exposition in found footage stuff, so that might explain why they didn't try to do that more. It could've maybe worked as just a mystery if they had strengthened some of the esoteric stuff they were building with. As is it's just too vague all around. But it was worth watching.
I read they filmed this all on location in the catacombs so that might explain why they couldn't expand things more?
Post by SupeЯfuЯЯyanimal on Oct 12, 2018 23:13:37 GMT -5
I want everyone to know that the Leprechaun magically shits in a magician's hand in Leprechaun 3. It's easily the best so far for that reason and some other vague reasons I've already forgotten.
What'd you think of The Endless btw? It's on the list due to the local cinema recommending it but just the horror(ish) stuff I'm focusing on for October is super long and I'm having trouble ranking.
"There is a beautiful saying by an American philosopher, Alan Watts. He used to say that through our eyes the universe is perceiving itself, and through our ears the universe is listening to its cosmic harmonies. And we are the witness to which the universe becomes conscious of its glory, of its magnificence."
Post by SupeЯfuЯЯyanimal on Oct 14, 2018 1:15:02 GMT -5
Somebody stop the pain! In this one, a blown up Leprechaun gets his corpse pissed on and his spirit travels into the urethra of a space marine. Then the space marine gives penile birth to a resurrected Leprechaun soon after trying to have sex with the Tool Time girl from Home Improvement. I've gotta say the directing in this one is not good.
What'd you think of The Endless btw? It's on the list due to the local cinema recommending it but just the horror(ish) stuff I'm focusing on for October is super long and I'm having trouble ranking.
The Endless is pretty great for low budget sci-fi. Definitively worth watching but maybe a little slow for some. Sorry to add to your list but you should consider watching Resolution first. It's not required but it compliments it in ways I won't spoil. It's really quite good too.
Post by SupeЯfuЯЯyanimal on Oct 14, 2018 22:53:33 GMT -5
I've made it! I didn't even know Ice-T was in this. He's not even trying. He apparently agreed to do it because he's son really liked these movies. Also, apparently Leprechaun is poly? I don't know, this is likely problematic by today's standards. Anyway, these movies have no attempt at continuity.
"There is a beautiful saying by an American philosopher, Alan Watts. He used to say that through our eyes the universe is perceiving itself, and through our ears the universe is listening to its cosmic harmonies. And we are the witness to which the universe becomes conscious of its glory, of its magnificence."
Not terribly important, but Alan Watts was British.
