This one's for the sickos

Sometimes when you feel like you're at rock bottom, you just need a little support. Keep up the good work king 👑

Here's my favorite first time watches for March

Chung's final film Web of Deception is his most underrated, a female driven Hitchcockian cat and mouse thriller. Very twisty, with some incredible giallo lighting, great performances, and stylistic influences from De Palma and Kubrick. Seriously, seek this one out!

His fourth film I Love Maria (aka Roboforce) is a blast. A neon drenched HK sci-fi riff on RoboCop full of mechs and silly weapons. This is the midnight movie of his filmography. Tsui Hark stars (and claims to have ghost directed this one)

After the big success of Royal Warriors, Chung got a bigger budget to make another film with Michelle Yeoh. The result was Magnificent Warriors, a Hong Kong riff on Indiana Jones. While it's not quite as kinetic as Royal Warriors it's just as full of incredible stunt work and a great sense of humor

Chung's second film Royal Warriors (aka Yes Madam 2 / In the Line of Duty 2) is maybe his most seminal work. Michelle Yeoh leads this incredible action spectacle with killdozers, chainsaw fights, and more.

In his debut, It's a Drink! It's a Bomb! a bomb smuggled in a soda can is lost, leading to a chase between criminals and a group of witnesses. This is a light buddy comedy through and through but with some great car action choreography, an adorable Maggie Cheung, and a JoJo coded villian

Second Sight has been a roll lately, their box set for The Hitcher is incredible

A new challenger appears

The art style of Ping Pong the Animation is incredible. Love the kinetic expressiveness and the Waking Life style rotoscoping

Found this gem digging through old boxes at my parents place. Super rare Yugoslavian political satire only released on VHS. Very strange collage of Soviet propaganda film, psychedelic documentary, and narrative fiction

The other night I drunkenly opened this twitter ad a dozen times (tried to close it with the lower right android back button rather than the upper right x) and now it's the only ad I'm served. The spectre of expensive desk chairs will haunt me for generations

Finished up Rhythm Heaven Megamix - not a big fan of all of the story/dialogue interstitials but the collection of short rhythm mini games are an absolute blast. Hopefully we get a Rhythm Heaven game on the Switch 2 someday

*Pose for the fans*

Finally got around to rewatching To Live and Die in L.A. (1985) - what an incredible movie. Just exudes style from the incredible fits of Willem Dafoe to the Wang Chung soundtrack. Incredible vibes, up there with Sorcerer and Cruising as one of Friedkin's best.

RIP William Friedkin