[ScoJo]

Wow. My kind of movie.


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Well goddam, thanks to this post I discovered my library has this and about 25 other flicks from Severin Films to explore. That's my future late-night decision making made that much easier....very excited about this!

Excited for you! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[Bezulsqy]

Cynthia Rothrock

[Chuggers]

Wow. My kind of movie.


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This was badass

[tim28212]

Wow. My kind of movie.


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Well goddam, thanks to this post I discovered my library has this and about 25 other flicks from Severin Films to explore. That's my future late-night decision making made that much easier....very excited about this!

Thank you libraries! :)

Libraries ROCK! (Of course I might be bit bit bias since I work in one) :)

[Chuggers]

Well goddam, thanks to this post I discovered my library has this and about 25 other flicks from Severin Films to explore. That's my future late-night decision making made that much easier....very excited about this!

Thank you libraries! :)

Libraries ROCK! (Of course I might be bit bit bias since I work in one) :)

Bias or not, you are 100% correct...

[reddye6]

Well goddam, thanks to this post I discovered my library has this and about 25 other flicks from Severin Films to explore. That's my future late-night decision making made that much easier....very excited about this!

Thank you libraries! :)

Libraries ROCK! (Of course I might be bit bit bias since I work in one) :)

What type of library (public, academic, corporate, etc)? I work for EBSCO, so I'm always interested to hear when someone from a library is around!

[inksb]

Watched All You Need Is Kill this weekend, really enjoyed it. It's been quite a few years since I read the original story but I'm pretty sure this is a kind of remixed version of that. Rita in particular I remember being a badass right away. Anyways the animation is excellent and well worth checking out, it was made by Studio 4C who did are most famous for The Animatrix, Mind Game & Tekkonkinkreet

[tim28212]

Thank you libraries! :)

Libraries ROCK! (Of course I might be bit bit bias since I work in one) :)

What type of library (public, academic, corporate, etc)? I work for EBSCO, so I'm always interested to hear when someone from a library is around!

I work in the Z. Smith Reynolds Library (ZSR) at Wake Forest University.

[Bezulsqy]

Watched undertone tonight. Loved it. Watch it late at night with headphones or a great sound system.

[inksb]

watched it last night and completely agree about the headphones or sound system. Excellent sound design in that one. I really enjoyed it

[static14]

Watched Cold Storage last night. It was a lot of fun.

[inksb]

that's funny I also watched Cold Storage last night. Definitely fun, lots of goop

I watched Lupin the 3d Jigen's Gravestone, I've never seen the 4 movies from Takeshi Koike so I figured I'd give them a go. This one was really fun Lupin story with excellent animation. No real context needed if you like Lupin just give it a watch

[inksb]

Watched Lupin the 3rd Goemon's Blood Spray last night. Enjoyed it just as much as the last one, some crazy impressive animation and I finally know the source of a clip I've seen circulating for years with Goemon losing a chunk of his arm to an axe

[Bezulsqy]

Watched Die Katze yesterday and Garde à Vue tonight.
Both excellent thrillers.
Did not know them before going through the Radiance catalog.

[Bezulsqy]

Another treat from Radiance: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0122612/

[Bezulsqy]

Now watching

[inksb]

Now watching

I thought this was really fun. That opening fight scene when they first come in her room was fantastic

[inksb]

I watched Rubber's Lover and Heresy this weekend (thanks @bez for helping me out here). Enjoyed both. Rubber's Lover is just a visual & audio attack on you some beautifully weird shit in there. Heresy while short I think really was effective for what they were going for, honestly wasn't expecting some of the visual effects they used in there at all and is pretty uncommon for folk horror/witch films

[inksb]

Watched a few things this weekend

Small Soldiers, haven't watched this in probably 20+ years. It's still fun with some really nice effects work and some really bad CG. It's still a Dante film and carries his charm through out

Buffet Infinity. This is a must watch for folks who are fans of WNUF Halloween & it's sequel. The film is made entirely from infomercials & news broadcasts and plays out like some one continuously flipping the channels seeing a town devolve into something else. It definitely won't be for everyone but man did I really enjoy this one

Resurrection. Chinese film featuring 5 dreams based on the senses each set in a new decade. I think I would have missed a bit of what this was about if I hadn't' read a description before hand. It is truly a spectacle for film fans. There is some beautifully shot and choreographed scenes. My favorite segments was the opening and the fifth one set in '99

[ScoJo]

At last, Warner Bros is releasing a fully restored uncut director’s cut of The Devils! Hail Satanas!!

https://www.festival-cannes.com/en/f/ke ... he-devils/

[ScoJo]

Widow’s Bay is the fun horror-trope-of-the-week show you seek!

[inksb]

I've really been enjoying Widow's Bay, had no expectations going into it and been thoroughly entertained

Watched Project Hail Mary yesterday and really enjoyed it. Only real criticism is it felt like we had 3 happy endings when we could have just stuck with the first one and ended it

[Bezulsqy]

Some movies I have been watching the last last days.