Sátántangó to the polls

The creamed eel canon

Guy who is dying talks to his dead wifes sister for a while, then goes and dies in a cave

Everyone’s posting classic vids I hope I’m the first one to do Poopie’s up on the strip but I understand if I’m not

RIP

a restaurant or gas station must be less than a mile off the interstate in order to be on those “food” or “fuel” signs

There is no actor with a better filmography than this man. One of the best to ever do it

we all hung out in a coffee shop called poopies up on the strip

Brosnan is the best bond and Goldeneye is the best bond movie. Tomorrow Never Dies is also a pretty good movie despite being incredibly stupid

I’m sure my dad saw that Leslie Neilson was in it and my mom saw that Stephen King was in it and thought “how bad could this be?”

Now some people have come near so I'll move - I prefer isolation & can't stand their voices.

My 8-year-old self's #Letterboxd top 4

Takin pictures

Tsai Ming Liang's "The River"

Robinson's Garden (1986) Very nice looking film about squatters in post economic boom Japan. I automatically love anything with the aesthetic of nature overtaking urban architecture, so this hit perfectly for me. Kind of reminds of earlier Jarmusch films, with a little bit of Tsai thrown in there.

Repost with one of the greatest villains in cinema history #filmsky

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Grilled cheese burrito from taco bell. Horrific abomination designed for freaks. Hits like heroin in the middle of a long car ride.

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It seemed a foregone conclusion to me at the time that Zach Mills would go to the Steelers and become a hall of fame QB

Had my annual rewatch of Shinoda’s “Pale Flower”, just absolutely stunning. Probably my favorite noir ever.