[Jimmy_Mike]

Started watching Schitt's creek. Season 2, episdoe 6. about 15:30 when mutt and Alexis are in the diner..the back ground music is "Don't let Go"

Always fun to hear a fav library track out in the wild. that one in particular

I have a friend who absolutely hates this scene and this song....why he is still a friend i really don't know....so i like to slip the track into playlists every now and then. i ALMOST got it into his wedding.

For the ignant: what is the movie and song?

[tim28212]

Started watching Schitt's creek. Season 2, episdoe 6. about 15:30 when mutt and Alexis are in the diner..the back ground music is "Don't let Go"

Always fun to hear a fav library track out in the wild. that one in particular

I'm re-watching and I just finished episode 4 of season 2 so I'm going to have to pay attention to episode 6.

[ScoJo]

I have a friend who absolutely hates this scene and this song....why he is still a friend i really don't know....so i like to slip the track into playlists every now and then. i ALMOST got it into his wedding.

For the ignant: what is the movie and song?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LJziVIzgJpg

[ScoJo]

Started watching Schitt's creek. Season 2, episdoe 6. about 15:30 when mutt and Alexis are in the diner..the back ground music is "Don't let Go"

Always fun to hear a fav library track out in the wild. that one in particular

i ALMOST got it into his wedding.

Haha, you legend!

[CrossedPete]

I just stumbled onto the Ninja films last year. It’s definitely a series I felt where has it been all my life. It was like finding a puzzle piece to my life I didn’t know was missing. Sho Kosugi is a treasure and I feel like he should be celebrated more.

Damn Eleven DVD’s you say, after @Scojo posted that clip I’ve been obsessed with Baz Rutten all day.

You're a lucky fellow and I am envious of your fresh eyes on both counts. Sho's Ninja films really are a tremendously good time. And Bas is a good guy with a great sense of humor and was one heck of a fighter in his day. Truly one of the thinkers of the sport.

Here's what was printed on the bottom of a pair of beers made last year that I definitely had nothing to do with.

Hey can I ask what kind of Beer is that?

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[horrorfromthetv]

Ordered the vinyl repress this past week and rewatched this classic

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[ScoJo]

Ordered the vinyl repress this past week and rewatched this classic


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Watched yesterday after listening to The Rewatchables! P

[NathanLurker]

I think I should rewatch it too. The first is so different from everything that came afterward.

[CrossedPete]

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[Mateo Sanboval]

Whoa! Nice one, Pete.

[Hatter313]

Ordered the vinyl repress this past week and rewatched this classic


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Watched yesterday after listening to The Rewatchables! P

Honestly this is a movie that I rarely go more than 6-8 months without watching, at the very least once a year for both this and the second one. Most recently was July so I guess I’m due.

If I remember right it was a rainy couch day and my bill was

Terminator
The Warriors
Escape from New York
Terminator 2

So beat that day with a stick

[Mateo Sanboval]

Watching The Little Things now.

I won't say too much here as I abhor spoilers myself. It was a solid flick that perhaps could have been a bit more impactful in another's hands. Fine performances, lots of fun supporting actors, and steong atmosphere were the high points. Inconsistent pacing and some fuzzy character motivations were the low. There were a few very well done moments in the film. The Thomas Newman score had some sexy cues. And a couple that give off that sparkly wonderment vibe he can do which isn't really my cup of tea in general, but felt especially out of place here. I do have a soft spot for these kinds of thrillers and it was entertaining, warts and all. B-

[Hatter313]

Watching The Little Things now.

I won't say too much here as I abhor spoilers myself. It was a solid flick that perhaps could have been a bit more impactful in another's hands. Fine performances, lots of fun supporting actors, and steong atmosphere were the high points. Inconsistent pacing and some fuzzy character motivations were the low. There were a few very well done moments in the film. The Thomas Newman score had some sexy cues. And a couple that give off that sparkly wonderment vibe he can do which isn't really my cup of tea in general, but felt especially out of place here. I do have a soft spot for these kinds of thrillers and it was entertaining, warts and all. B-

I love movies like this and it has quite a cast, probably will check it out soon

[Bezulsqy]

Watching The Little Things now.

I won't say too much here as I abhor spoilers myself. It was a solid flick that perhaps could have been a bit more impactful in another's hands. Fine performances, lots of fun supporting actors, and steong atmosphere were the high points. Inconsistent pacing and some fuzzy character motivations were the low. There were a few very well done moments in the film. The Thomas Newman score had some sexy cues. And a couple that give off that sparkly wonderment vibe he can do which isn't really my cup of tea in general, but felt especially out of place here. I do have a soft spot for these kinds of thrillers and it was entertaining, warts and all. B-

Thanks for mentioning this. I had no idea about this movie. Might watch it next weekend.

[Mateo Sanboval]

It's definitely worth a watch and the cast is the most fun part. It's essentially a B movie thriller script dressed up as pseudo-Oscar bait and while that can be tonally jolting at times, it's still fun. I crushed 10 Past Midnight afterwards as part of an impromptu double feature just to bypass any half measures and go full grit.

[Hatter313]

It's definitely worth a watch and the cast is the most fun part. It's essentially a B movie thriller script dressed up as pseudo-Oscar bait and while that can be tonally jolting at times, it's still fun. I crushed 10 Past Midnight afterwards as part of an impromptu double feature just to bypass any half measures and go full grit.

Anything less would have been a mistake and now I’ll have to the same

[CrossedPete]

@Mateo I bought 10 to Midnight last year and loved it. I’m a big slasher movie fan and a bigger Charles Bronson fan ( I even named my dog after him). Just watched it the the one time, I feel it’s due time for a rewatch.

[CrossedPete]

*just realized you wrote 10 past Midnight so probably not the same movie. My bad 🤦‍♂️

[inksb]

*just realized you wrote 10 past Midnight so probably not the same movie. My bad 🤦‍♂️

If it makes you feel any better I read it as 10 to Midnight and I thought that was such a strange double feature . Speaking of which I should watch 10 to Midnight soon too.

[CrossedPete]

*just realized you wrote 10 past Midnight so probably not the same movie. My bad 🤦‍♂️

If it makes you feel any better I read it as 10 to Midnight and I thought that was such a strange double feature . Speaking of which I should watch 10 to Midnight soon too.

I got to say I just watched the trailer for The Little Things and it sure does fit in as a double feature with 10 to Midnight so who knows. Also Mateo’s take on the movie looks to be pretty accurate based on off the trailer. I’ll probably check it out sometime.

[Hatter313]

Wait I absolutely thought we were talking about 10 to midnight because they are both on hbo Max right now...

I’m assuming it was a typo on Mateos part but I’ll let him weigh in

After all....Dargento

[inksb]

now watching...

[Hatter313]

now watching...

I mean at this point you’d sort of have to right?

I’m watching The Outsider right now, hasn’t gotten around to it yet, so far so great! Been on a King kick these last months...years....lifetime lol.

The other day I said to a friend “I’ve been watching a lot of Stephen King adaptations lately” and it was pointed out that this is pretty much always true, so...yeah

[Mateo Sanboval]

@Mateo I bought 10 to Midnight last year and loved it. I’m a big slasher movie fan and a bigger Charles Bronson fan ( I even named my dog after him). Just watched it the the one time, I feel it’s due time for a rewatch.

You named your dog Kersey? That's awesome!

Seriously, though, Bronson is the eel's ankle. And, for the record, I just typo'd 10 To Midnight. For now I'll blame it on a youth spent listening to Ice-T records. So follow your heart and watch them together. It's the right thing to do.

And speaking of doing, as we were, I'm off to see what sort of evil men get up to...

[CrossedPete]

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Jumping on the bandwagon. Now who’s got the soundtrack?