Return to the 36th Chamber is shockingly Marxist. Fascism is defeated not through religion but through labor

When we remove every ICE agent from polite society we’ll also have the major benefit of clearing the streets of every f350 driver

Midnight Cowboy (1968): Very funny that Jon Voight of all people gets to play the avatar of the conservative American idiot

The Boxer’s Omen (1983): Certainly not of this world

Nothing can get me more excited in a movie than one of the 12 Angry Men showing up

The People Under The Stairs (1991): Lucid and sophisticated look at the social problems plaguing the US. The monsters hidden away in the homes of rich, white Americans are made literal and rendered thrillingly by Wes Craven. Political nuances aside, the movie is also a rocking good time.

A marvel of blockbuster entertainment. Invites you to be cynical and then systematically counters every criticism you could have of its tone. Christopher
Reeve delivers one of my favorite performances of all time in a movie.

You forget how much blockbusters are just worse today until you watch a single one from before the 2000s

We lost the fucking recipe how have we had 800 super hero movies this decade and not one of them has a good score

Obayashi most underrated director ever???

It’s such a shame that Tubi has the best foreign film lineup of any streamer by far but you have like a 1 in 3 chance that the subtitles get out of sync anytime you try to watch one

watching Saltburn

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I think The Menu is pretty destined for cult classic status in the future. Relatively smart, funny, and loaded with character actors

It’s so awesome that every single movie and tv show is shot like an snl sketch now