Awesome movie, and yes, required material for anyone who claims to be a horror fan.

Jackie Brown

Reservoir Dogs

True Romance

Unbreakable

One of these things is not like the other! Which of these things is not like the other!?

District 9

G.I. Joe--rise of Cobra or whatever....

I also saw GI Joe last night. My expectations were LOW, so I actually enjoyed myself. I had never seen Rachel Nichols in anything before but now I will make sure I see more of her awesome fucking body swell acting.

The Red Shoes (1948)

One of the most fantastic film experiences I've ever been privy to. I'm still reeling at the way it was shot, the camera moves so wonderfully and everything meshes perfectly.

-10/10

Halloween 2 (1981)

A brand new 35mm print (struck from the master for this event) played this weekend at the New Beverly Cinema, my favorite place on earth. The film looked amazing and I hadn't seen it in at least a decade. The screening sold out and at least a hundred people were turned away at the door (I got in for free because I know the guys running the screening). It was an awesome night.

I still feel the same way about the film. Although it ends perfectly, the film is a boring, suspense-free re-hash of the original with less likable characters, an annoying take on the score and weak direction.

film 5/10
event 8/10

Saw and interesting documentary called Coffin Joe. All about the movies, acting and life of Jose Mojica Marins. Apparently suring the entire filming of At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul the whole crew were on over the counter amphetamines. Makes a lot of sense. Also didn't know that Joe directed a bestiality porno after the Brazil government stopped him from making horror movies. It was about a woman and a German Shephard. Turns out the owner of the dog poisoned it afterwards, because he thought his wife was having an affair with the dog. Whole doc was filled with strange and interesting facts like that. Makes me love Coffin Joe even more.

passengers
was not expecting what i saw- not too bad actually

i was incredibly young when i first saw this and have re-watched it a million times since.
this is why i wanted to be a dancer and if i had not over developed at age 14 would have definitely pursued a professional career ...all because this movie took my soul and shook me to my CORE