Red Mosquito

Took some time to sit back and watch The Exorcist last night, it had been a while. I know the theme music of both this and Halloween supposedly get jumbled but there's a point when Ellen Burstyn is walking home and as she turns the corner the main theme begins playing and with autumnal leaves blowing around I definitely got a Laurie Strode strolling Haddonfield vibe.

The Exorcist and Halloween - two of the most absurdly overrated pieces of shit ever made

Doing a thriller triple feature with my wife today: watched Coma earlier, watching Blow Out now, then watching The Accountant after

LoathedVermin72 wrote:The Exorcist and Halloween - two of the most absurdly overrated pieces of shit ever made

You are incredible. You know that, right?

In one sentence you can completely blow me away yet not surprise me at the very same time.

Its truly a gift.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:The Exorcist and Halloween - two of the most absurdly overrated pieces of shit ever made

If you care as to what others think I suppose.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Doing a thriller triple feature with my wife today: watched Coma earlier, watching Blow Out now, then watching The Accountant after

De Palma's Blow Out?

oasisfan35 wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Doing a thriller triple feature with my wife today: watched Coma earlier, watching Blow Out now, then watching The Accountant after

De Palma's Blow Out?

Yeah. I’ve seen it before, of course. Magnificent.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

oasisfan35 wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Doing a thriller triple feature with my wife today: watched Coma earlier, watching Blow Out now, then watching The Accountant after

De Palma's Blow Out?

Yeah. I’ve seen it before, of course. Magnificent.

Not wrong, I had it on VHS but it has probably been a few decades since I've seen it last.

oasisfan35 wrote:Took some time to sit back and watch The Exorcist last night, it had been a while. I know the theme music of both this and Halloween supposedly get jumbled but there's a point when Ellen Burstyn is walking home and as she turns the corner the main theme begins playing and with autumnal leaves blowing around I definitely got a Laurie Strode strolling Haddonfield vibe.

yeah, i can totally see it. I love both of them so so much.

I watched Titanic last night, hadn't seen it in ~20 years. It is kinda of unfortunate that this movie kind of got the reputation of being corny thanks to the song and the romance, because the disaster filmmaking is incredible. I spent the whole time saying "how did James Cameron do this?" It was a really interesting experience.

I always wish Nate posted more.

Yeah Titanic is pretty incredible. I went through a phase when I was younger when I rejected it for its perceived corniness but watching it after years away brought me back around. I love it now.

durdencommatyler wrote:I always wish Nate posted more.

Same.

Y'all are so kind. I always feel totally irrelevant on here so that's very nice to read.

Just watched Parasite, damn that movie was fucking crazy.

Orpheus wrote:Y'all are so kind. I always feel totally irrelevant on here so that's very nice to read.

Quality over quantity.

Orpheus wrote:Y'all are so kind. I always feel totally irrelevant on here so that's very nice to read.

Who are you, again?

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah Titanic is pretty incredible. I went through a phase when I was younger when I rejected it for its perceived corniness but watching it after years away brought me back around. I love it now.

Once you really get into the innards of that movie, it is really something

Parasite

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah Titanic is pretty incredible. I went through a phase when I was younger when I rejected it for its perceived corniness but watching it after years away brought me back around. I love it now.

Once you really get into the innards of that movie, it is really something

My favorite part was when Jack got into Rose's innards.