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Watched on Saturday June 14, 2025.

I get this was made in the 2000s but damn chill with the slurs ??

Still ultimately the worst film in the franchise. The pool scene is cool but 🤷🏻 too focused on the 3d. Worst opening scene by far. Devour by Shinedown should have been done for 3

The creepy guy in this series is also The most satisfying death and I really wish they expanded their deaths a little more

Hahahaha I shouldn't have watched these after being awake for 22 hours after only getting 4 hours sleep ! I'm terrified and feel the ever encoming creep of death. 20/10 immersion I am not leaving my house for a week.

Fuck the log truck and fuck the elevator 🫶🏻

Watching these in a row after 4 hours sleep and being awake for nearly 20 hours is a choice, we ain't leaving the house anytime soon this next 5 weeks!!

I love being too paranoid to do anything and now having to sit with nearly disabling levels of anxiety for 4 weeks 🤩

This is not sarcasm.

It's a shame Blake Lively is the way she is because this holds up

To understand this rating you need to understand that I spent this entire movie in sheer autistic glee, rocking back and forth, going EHEHEHEHE and screaming BIG SHARK in 6 different languages, and clapping my little hands every time a new prehistoric creature popped up

HEHEHEHE BIG SHARK GO NOM A NOM

Who comes up with this stuff?

This was awful and cheesy and bad and and and GLORIOUS

Huehuehue I love goblin sharks they're my favourite

Actually could have been so good if it wasn't for the annoying mother

Id like to thank Tubi for finally debuting in the UK with not a single above 2 star shark movie on its database..... Having the time of my LIFE binging these

It's trash in a charming kinda way but it's still trash

The hell was with that random music editing thing that the director kept doing

Absolute trash I loved it. Top tier comedy actually

Not 2 be that person but this film loses all fear when you realise sharks can't swim backwards how they getting in and out that plane aisle lmaooo

The easiest way to show people what's going on is to just let them see the absolute pure unbridled vitriol the settlers have for a living breathing human being

Watched for the Cast Chart Challenge — 01/11 — Sun in Virgo: you're particularly responsible, hard-working and can even be self-sacrificing. Watch a film that takes place mainly in the workplace's main character or has the main character career as the principal theme.

I still seeing this d on Film Four when it first came out and wanting to see it so bad but my dad said no because I was like 13.

It was weirdly cathartic finally getting around to watch this. The atmosphere was one of unnerving discomfort, and the attention to the details was astounding, especially that of the audio. Numerous times I got jumpscared from very menial, normal horror sounds, and found myself flinching away from the screen numerous times.

Such a unique little piece, I'm super glad to finally knock this off my "always wanted to watch" list and have this amazingly atmospheric experience.

Watched on Tuesday December 30, 2008.

Watched on Wednesday October 26, 2005.

Watched on Tuesday January 25, 2005.

Watched for "-Z — 03/27

You can't make Choi Pro that hot, make him fight shirtless, give him a badass scar and then make him one of the scummiest characters ever. Holy shit Kim Jihun. Thank you for your service.

This was badass and I loved it, I need a cross over with John Wick actually. Like asap!! Good for her!!!!! GOOD FOR OKJOO I loved this and can't wait to show my galpals this in the future and rewatch it

Watched on Wednesday November 16, 2005.

Watched on Tuesday September 23, 2003.

Watched for the "-Z Challenge — 02/27

Loved this actually, what a stellar mundane little film that brings just the right amount of goosebumps.

Watched on Saturday September 19, 2020.

Watched for the "-Z Challenge, letter P

You would think with the world changing dynamics that Japanese horror (see: Ju-on, One Missed Call, Noroi, Ringu, and hundreds of others) has brought to the table when it comes to tension, fear, anxiety build up and more that the Japanese entry into the Paranormal Activity franchise would be one of, if not, the best of the entire series.

However, you would be extremely incorrect for 1 and a half hours of brain numbing, reproduced scenes, semi-decent acting and inaudile production. Never in my life have I ever felt so let down by a Japanese ghost story before that I almost refuse to believe this was produced in Japan during their high days of paranormal horror stories. This is one of the biggest let downs I've ever seen in my life, I spent no money watching this but demand a refund for the spiritual damage I took caused solely by my sheer and utter boredom with this film.

Thanks for coming to my TED Talk, I need to go touch grass after watching this one.

Watched on Thursday May 16, 2019.

Day 11 of 31 Days of Disaster — Focused on the aftermath

We spend forty minutes with The Worst characters possible before the earthquake even happens and all of these characters are shit from the start and you root for none of them from minute 3—42. They couldn't even invest in a real disco ball to slam into the ground during the earthquake it's some of the worst CGI I've seen. None of these characters are people you root for — albeit you empathise with the horrendous things that happen to them, you aren't really rooting for any of them to get the hell out of Chile.

I'm very torn on the depravity on this. On one hand, some scenes fit very well and are a heinous and chilling reminder that when people should be coming together, some people will take others weakness at any given point. On the other hand, some of the scenes felt very out of place, almost extremely mean to include and very much did not feel like they were coming from the point of view of how cruel humans can be. It doesn't surprise me Eli Roth and Harvey Weinstein were both involved with this film.

Overall, this could have been a great film but the character profiles and some of the scene choices greatly let it down.

And although I do think Eli Roth did a great piece with Hostel, originally formed from a documentary he wanted to write about similar occurrences, it can't be understated the dramatic affect in tourism in Slovakia that film had and how mean spirited so many of his films have become since Hostel. It's a shame to see he will always be a one hit wonder with tragic affects after his one wonder.

Takashi Miike Ranked — Media Entry #15/123

Watched for the Clean Boxd Challenge — March Genre Challenge: Watch a Western on your watchlist

Life is full of goodbyes
I die, you die, he dies, she dies, everybody dies!

I don't know why this film is in English. I have no idea what the hell just happened in the past two hours. Why did a pistol shoot a head sized hole in someone's chest. Why the hell was Quentin Tarantino here? I loved every minute, this is typical Miike craziness.

Takashi Miike Ranked

You can take this show and it's soundtrack out of my cold, dead hands.

Watched for the Clean Boxd Challenge — clean up a list and then watch a film to represent — transferred my TvTime watchlist to LBXD and deleted my "update TvTime" list. Watched this from my TVTime watchlist

Jun-u waking up to groan and stare at his 10am alarm is me waking up at 8am after falling asleep at 6am after two hours of sleep to watch this before my Korean class for quick pronunciation and immersion practice as if I didn't already do 9 hours of practice between my last lesson and today.

Okay we can just copyright the entire zombie genre to South Korea no one is doing it like them 🗣️

The scene where you just see the dude between the fridge and wall NAHHHH

The peekhole shot of the one without eyes I'll be seeing that in my dreams for a Hot Minute

Watched for The Clean Boxd Challenge 2025 — February Genre Challenge: It's the month of romance so, go and watch yet another most popular romance films. You can watch any of the top 20 you haven't yet seen — or watch one of the classic 2000s romcoms. No rewatches!

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Me: wow this film is kinda misogynistic as hell. All both these men do is condescend her, one of them literally just sexually harasses her, and how in the hell is Renée Zellweger fat??

Me when Hugh Grant and Colin Firth start fighting with It's Raining Men in the background: ze feminism leaveth my body this is campy, fun, and I need 20 pints of ice cream right tf now

Barbie Cinematic Universe Ranked

Watched for the Clean Boxd Challenge 2025 — tidy up a tag and then watch a film to represent that tag — corrected my bcu tag

They really just straight up murdered a man in a Barbie movie and reused half the characters from princess & the pauper as if we wouldn't notice, smh.

Lovely little film that really gave me a lovely, cozy blast of nostalgia 💗

Watched for The Clean Boxd Challenge 2025 — Watch either a romance film buried in your watchlist OR the first most popular romance films you haven't watched yet

I can't believe I waited so long to watch this, it gave me a cavity it's so sweet 😭

This was probably super hard hitting when it first came out and it's still disgustingly chill worth today. I've always had the fear of something like this happening to myself, but, watching this is the first time I've truly felt such anxiety and fear about it. Ridiculously well done for such a short film on such a small budget. Creepy AF, glad I checked this one off the bucket list.

Watched on Saturday January 11, 2025.

Watched on Sunday January 12, 2025.

I don't know if it's because I'm older and consumed more media now and have a greater/larger/etc basis to view media with or if these shorts are just not hitting properly, but these newer Hardcastle shorts just don't really hit anymore. It just doesn't feel the same as his earlier stuff that went viral and doesn't have the same atmosphere and such. Shame to see really.

Watched for The Clean Boxd Challenge 2025 — Go to the Letterboxd Top 250 Horror List and watch the first film you haven't yet seen (eg if you've seen 1, 2 and 3, 4th place will be your first)

I think I've watched half of this when drunk and turned it off because I definitely recognised the start of this with the cop, but alas.

This was wild actually. Like, I knew the whole story, the whole set up and the history of this film, but viewing the actual film still managed to absolutely blow me away. I've never been so visually glued to me screen for a while with such an abject crawling under my skin. I cannot believe it took me this long to watch this, simply, masterpiece.

That's it. It's a masterpiece and deserve a 2m watch club, 3m watch club and 4m watch club placement alongside Parasite. Make it happen. Hot damn, holy shit, THIS is horror.

Watched for The Clean Boxd Challenge 2025 — Go to Highest Popularity Films released in 2024 and watch the first one you haven't yet seen. (If a sequel watch both! If like the 7th part of a series you've only seen one of, skip to the 2nd most popular)

I want to preface that I loved this. I had so much fun and I think Jon M. Chu did an amazing job with this in the directing and Cynthia Erivo was the perfect choice for Elphaba. She did everything and more. Jeff Goldblum is the perfect Oz. Michelle Yeoh absolutely SHONE in this.

Cynthia was THE perfect choice for Elphaba, and I am stunned, honoured and amazed by her performance. She gave me so many chills, and I can't count how many times I teared up with her renditions. She was simply stunning and I cannot wait to see her embody Elphaba in Part 2.

Hiring a wheelchair for Nessa was absolutely perfect and I'm so happy to see Marissa Bode shine. This could be a monumental landmark for wheelchair s in cinema and, as an ambulatory wheelchair , nothing made me giddier in this film than seeing Marissa embody Nessa in such a lovely way. Honestly brought a few tears to my eyes.

But I have to say I had some reservations, and, sadly, the film served quite a few of them.

I was never fully keen on Ariana as Galinda and I have to say she didn't fully deliver for me. Knowing everything that happened on the set between her and Ethan and then seeing her play the selfishness of Galinda just didn't feel like Galinda. She just didn't harness it for me until about half way through the film and I still stand by my initial belief that Galinda should have been given to a Broadway actor. This isn't to say she didn't do a great job, I just don't think she was the Galinda meant for this film.

The lighting and vibrancy of this film just didn't hit. There were so many scenes that should have been bright and vibrant and clear and upbeat but the colours just were not there. So many scenes that should have been bright and cheerful and colourful just felt cold and bland, and didn't bring that musical light hearted feeling. And the backlighting just ruined so many scenes; so many times you couldn't see the full focus of the scene because it was heavily backlit and there were a lot of shadow. There were quite a few scenes where Glinda's clothes didn't look pink but looked like a very dark pink-white for one example, instead of the bright vibrant pastel pink the dress was supposed to be (and usually was) at the start of the scene/mid scene/etc.

It just didn't hit for me and it hurts a lot; I wasn't fully expecting a full 11/10 across the board because Wicked is hard; there's so much than can go wrong but I was expecting maybe a 4 or 4.5/5. I suppose a 3 and a half isn't so bad for understanding this was going to be super hard to pull off, but the lack of the vibrancy and the backlighting just pulled me out of so many scenes I was previously immersed in. I can't help but feel a bit of a pit in my stomach as I just couldn't enjoy it fully the way I wanted to and hoped to.

I really didn't want to be too critical of this and really wanted any issues to be easily ignorable but I could just not help but notice them consistently throughout the film.

Cynthia singing Defying Gravity was a spiritual experience, however, and I'll be seated in IMAX for Part 2 in the hope that fixes the vibrancy issues.

Also cowards this should have been 5-6 hours long with 10 minute comfort breaks during the viewing and I'll die on this hill.

Watched on Thursday October 8, 2015.

Watched for The Clean Boxd Challenge 2025 — Go to Highest Popularity Films released in 2024 and watch the first one you haven't yet seen. (If a sequel watch both! If like the 7th part of a series you've only seen one of, skip to the 2nd most popular)

This was so much better paced than the first one tbh, but left a lot to be desired for those of who's introduction to this franchise is these movies because I still don't understand half these words said lmao 😭

This was great fun thought and I think I will definitely be watching #3 in cinema because yeah my TV is too old to do this film justice.

Definitely gonna need to rewatch these though on a better quality television to figure out just what the fuck is going on.

Watched for The Clean Boxd Challenge 2025 — Go to Highest Popularity Films released in 2024 and watch the first one you haven't yet seen. (If a sequel watch both! If like the 7th part of a series you've only seen one of, skip to the 2nd most popular) — Most Popular Dune Part 2

I am very confused.

On one hand I very much enjoyed this film but was very confused at just how many times I was like "tf you mean there's still an hour/etc of run time". I was very much enjoying the political melodrama until they started talking about sandworms and never showing us at which point, I just wanted to see the mcfukn worm and got baited like 3 times to see the worm.

I do not think my TV has the correct quality to watch this film; it very much feels like a cinema/ultra expensive fancy TV to watch this film. The actors all did extremely well but the constant long shot scenes of the desert and stuff looked awful on my television. Going to need to rewatch this on my mom's TV to get a proper view of this in retrospect but I did enjoy myself.

Went into this knowing absolutely nothing about Dune, the books, the films, and this was a blast in a way but I don't know how I feel about having to watch yet another two and a half hour movie just for the sequel with a third part coming out this year.

I've never read the books so maybe I just don't get it but it feels like a good chunk of this film could have been cut for the same effect. But very cool film and 9/10 awesome worms.

Watched for The Clean Boxd Challenge 2025 — Watch that one film from 2024 you really wanted to but just didn't get around to

I was told by numerous people this was a gay ass queer epitome ground breaking movie and all I got was a straight woman ruining the relationship & friendship between two queer men? This was marketed as a very queer implied movie? Can't lie, left a little taste of homophobia in my mouth.
Not to mention the like 2 minute long make out scene of the two guys but barely any straight action on screen and then just said straight woman breaking them apart.

Editing was awful, all of these characters suck, the script is god awful, Zendaya isn't her character at all she's just Zendaya. Like. This film did nothing. Someone else also said it : this is a "love triangle" movie yet there's no love here and all the characters are just fuck awful, you root for none of them.

Honestly would have been better if it was about Art and Patrick navigating going pro as a couple/open relationship couple/in a poly.

Biggest let down ever of 2024. I have never felt so deflated after a film.

Good to know in 2024/2025 queer men are still nothing more but a marketable fetish to the general cinema populus.

Watched for The Clean Boxd Challenge 2025 — all those films someone recommended to you and you never got round to watching one? Surprise! Go watch at least one of those 3 year old recommendations — Recommended by synth❤️

This was great actually. Comedic when needed, hard hitting when needed, a beautiful mix of comedy and drama that's not so often seen recently. Absolutely adored this.

Watched for The Clean Boxd Challenge 2025 — Watch that film you've been meaning to rewatch for years and never got around to

Rest in peace Lee Sunkyun :( you'll always be missed

The scene where Yeonkyo is talking about thank goodness for the rain in the car always breaks me man.

I first watched this when I was pretty poor, not broke poor but still poor. I'm rewatching this now under the impoverished poverty line and it hurts. The desperation of the Kims is much more palpable, the tragically horrifying way Kitaek tries so desperately to get his family to a level of okay as everything slowly but surely crumbled around them...
This was already a 5/5 for me but honestly watching it now in my situation makes it a 6/5.

And I stand by this is a horror film. There is nothing about this film this isn't some form of chilling, creeping, unnerving and more. Bong Joonho delivered on every single stance he could have and served desert at the same time.

Watched on Wednesday November 16, 2022.

All of SHINee's fictional films only, discounting TV shows and life performances

• 4:44 : Time of Fear
• Battle of Jangsari
• Canola
• Derailed
• Hit-and-Run Squad
• Illang: The Wolf Brigade
• New Normal
• The Princess and the Matchmaker

A cohesive list of all the SHINee media on Letterboxd. If anything is missing please comment and let me know!

Order: SHINee shows, solo shows, other live shows & documentaries, fictional films, TV series

It seems like a lot of the SHINee content that was on here got nuked:(

• My SHINee World
• KEY : GROKS IN THE KEYLAND
• TAEMIN Ephemeral Gaze Finale in Seoul
• I AM.: SMTOWN LIVE WORLD TOUR in Madison Square Garden
• K-Pop Idols: Inside the Hit Factory
• SMTown Live in Tokyo 2011 (Special Edition)
• SMTown: The Stage
• One World: Together at Home
• Lee Soo Man: The King of K-Pop
• Midnight Sun (musical)

...plus 19 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Threads
• Hellraiser
• The Crow
• 28 Days Later
• Thunderbirds
• Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
• Corpse Bride
• The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
• V for Vendetta
• Paradox

...plus 49 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Documentaries following the apartheid and genocide of the Palestinian people over the years and how this is not about 2023, and how this is an ethnic cleansing.
This is slow to update as some of these are very hard to sit through, and I also am triple checking where I can to ensure I don't accidentally add in propaganda as I go.

Decolonise Palestine, say no to Zionism, and stand against genocide.

• The Architecture of Violence

  www.aljazeera.com/program/rebel-architecture/2014/9/2/israel-the-architecture-of-violence

• Scenes of the Occupation from Gaza

  www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JlIwmnYnlE&ab_channel=TheDervi%C5%9F

• Louis Theroux: The Settlers

• age of Venus
• Sallie Gardner at a Gallop
• The Negro Soldier
• Scenes of the Occupation from Gaza
• An Owl Is an Owl Is an Owl
• The Blue Planet
• Bowling for Columbine
• Lolita: Slave to Entertainment
• Touching the Void
• Sea Monsters

...plus 66 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

A master list of all films I watch for the Spooky Crew Discord server 2025 challenge to clean up our Letterboxds and make them a lil less overwhelming every time we log on and try and choose something to watch.

Essentially, a clean up your damn challenge! All those nitty gritty things you just never got around to doing, the things you want to do and have no drive to do, and the like

Participants:
Sarah || synth || dani

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December 30—January 5th: Watch that film you've wanted to rewatch for years and never got around to

January 6th—January 12th: Watch that one film from 2024 you really wanted to but just didn't get around to

January 13th—January 19th: Go to Highest Popularity Films released in 2024 and watch the first one you haven't yet seen. (If a sequel watch both! If like the 7th part of a series you've only seen one of, skip to the 2nd most popular)

January 20th—January 26th: all those films someone recommended to you and you never got round to watching one? Surprise! Go watch at least one of those 3 year old recommendations

January 27th—February 2nd: Go to the Letterboxd Top 250 Horror List and watch the first film you haven't yet seen (eg if you've seen 1, 2 and 3, 4th place will be your first)

JANUARY GENRE CHALLENGE: Watch one of the top 20 most popular documentaries you have yet to watch

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February 3rd—February 9th: List time! What's a list you started making and stopped? Maybe you have some lists to delete? Maybe you just have some lists to combine into one list? Or that one list you've been meaning to make and just never have? Time to pick one and sort it then find a film!
EG: I have 2 shorts to watch list I want to combine into my watchlist and delete and I would watch a handful of shorts from those lists. Maybe there's a 2021 watchlist you never finished and you can watch one of those films and then delete the list after adding the last couple of films to your watchlist/this year's watchlist, etc. Maybe just some old lists you don't want anymore like a "my fave action films" and you don't want it anymore — in this instance, find an Action film from your watchlist and watch it to represent deleting the list for this task
For this task, I have a Queer Horror list I've been making for a year and will complete, publish and then watch one of the films from that list that's also on my watchlist

February 10th—February 16th: It's Valentine's week! Some of us hate it. Some of us love it. Watch either a romance film buried in your watchlist OR the first most popular romance film you haven't watched yet
BONUS POINTS: if you hate romance films and get through BOTH of these you can get double points here

February 17th—February 23rd: Take a look at your review tags. Maybe there's some you want to split or con. EG: maybe you want to combine 1981, 1982, 1983 into 1980s or split 1980s into 1982, 1984 and etc. Maybe you want to start tagging genres, or remove hyper specific genre tags, or maybe want to start adding or removing countries. Pick one tag to fix, fix it (on all reviews! tagged and untagged 😉), and then watch a movie from your watchlist that fits that tag to watch when done.
EG: I'm splitting my "Americas" tag into North America, South America and Latin America, and, when complete, will be watching a movie from Canada (North America) to represent one of the tags I corrected. If I was removing the disaster genre tag, I'd watch a disaster film; if I was adding the action tag to my reviews, I'd watch a film with Action on the Letterboxd genres. Make sure the film is from your watchlist!

February 24th—March 2nd: Time for a relax week! Watch the first Asian movie in your watch list that's been there the longest. Including all 48 countries in Asia (excluding Russia and also including territories such as Hong Kong, Taiwan, etc).
NOTE: Must be Asian. American with Japan as a secondary production company because some of it was filmed in Japan does not count. Must be Japanese, North/South Korean, Bahraini, Indian, Thai, Iraqi, etc. If part of a series (eg an anime one off movie that you have to watch the whole anime to watch) you may skip to the next one. If film #3 of a trilogy, try and watch the series. If #7 in a series and such you may skip to the next.

FEBRUARY GENRE CHALLENGE: It's the month of romance so, go and watch yet another most popular romance films. You can watch any of the top 20 you haven't yet seen — or watch one of the classic 2000s romcoms.

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March 3rd—March 9th: week missed due to illness on my part

March 10th—March 16th: Watch a film from a director who's filmography you've been meaning to 100%

March 17th—March 23rd: Watch the European film that's been in your watchlist for the longest — counting any European country as per this list

March 24th-March 30th: Watch one of the Letterboxd Top 250 Films you haven't seen yet

MARCH GENRE CHALLENGE: Watch a Western film you haven't yet seen or in your watchlist

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1. Parasite

   Watch that film you've wanted to rewatch for years and never got around to

2. Challengers

   Watch that one film from 2024 you really wanted to but just didn't get around to

3. Dune

   Go to Highest Popularity Films released in 2024 and watch the first one you haven't yet seen. (If a sequel watch both! If like the 7th part of a series you've only seen one of, skip to the 2nd most popular)

4. Dune: Part Two

   Go to Highest Popularity Films released in 2024 and watch the first one you haven't yet seen. (If a sequel watch both! If like the 7th part of a series you've only seen one of, skip to the 2nd most popular)

5. Wicked

   Go to Highest Popularity Films released in 2024 and watch the first one you haven't yet seen. (If a sequel watch both! If like the 7th part of a series you've only seen one of, skip to the 2nd most popular)

6. On the Count of Three

   all those films someone recommended to you and you never got round to watching one? Surprise! Go watch at least one of those 3 year old recommendations

   Recommended by synth❤️

7. Psycho

   Go to the Letterboxd Top 250 Horror List and watch the first film you haven't yet seen (eg if you've seen 1, 2 and 3, 4th place will be your first)

8. Free Solo

   JANUARY GENRE CHALLENGE: Watch one of the top 20 most popular documentaries you have yet to watch

   #4 at time of viewing

9. Man with a Movie Camera

   JANUARY GENRE CHALLENGE: Watch one of the top 20 most popular documentaries you have yet to watch

   #10 at time of viewing

10. Paint Drying

    Month break entry

...plus 11 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Inspired partly by the lists eating disorders in film and eating disorders on film, Kuchisabishii 🍽 Bulimia Is So ’87 + Eating + Diet + Disorder, and my own short film binging, I opted to make my own list combining the lists and other entries I've since found - this is really for myself shrinking my likes list and to actively have a cohesive list for myself.
Any that are not on Letterboxd, I'll be slowly adding them to the database bit by bit.

Films follow all forms of ED including anorexia, pica, bulimia, OFSED/EDNOS, binge eating, and etc. TV Shows & Short Films included. Some may feature an eating disorder as the main focus, some may only have it as a secondary/background focus. Some may be fatphobic/etc, some may not be. I have explicitly tried to avoid things such as hunger strikes/etc, as they are different to eating disorders as a whole, unless part of the active reasoning is disordered eating. Feel free to comment missing!
I have not seen all of these and may delete some upon viewing!

Arranged release date oldest -> newest

If I've missed any/one needs adding to the database feel free to comment. Will update when I can. I'll also be adding more shorts from Vidsee, Vimeo, Dailymotion and YouTube each time I watch.

Removed:
- Elephant (2003) has one 20 second scene and nothing else

To add when LBD updates from tmdb:

Not on Letterboxd - I'll be adding these to thetmdb when I get a chance and where they're able to be added to the LBD database:
- Removed (Short)
- Blue (2009 Short)
- STARving (2009)
- Heart of Dance (2013)
- Maybe (2003)
- The Snake (2008)
- Rewind... A Step Into the Mind
- How I Got Lost in the Candyland (1992)
- The WitcHunt (2012)
- Someday Melissa (2011)
- When I Met Mia (2021 Short)
- The Secret (2012)
- Asian American Beauty: A Discourse on Body Image (2007)
- Eating Scarlet (2011 Short)
- Bulimia (1999 Short)
- A Question to Asclepios (2004 Short)
- A Promise (2005 Short)
- Her Doppelgänger (2013)
- Neon Wedding (2007 Short)
- Broken Filters (2013 Short)
- Under the Skin (2014 Short)
- La Venere di Willendorf (1997)
- Prevalence (2013 Short)
- Swept (2006 Short)
- Neumjerenost (2004 Short)
- Anna Who? (1984 Short)
- Wonderful Wonderful (2007 Short)
- Why Are Eating Disorders So Hard to Treat? (2022 Short)
- Porcelain God (2006)
- Mind(Less) Body (2017 Short)
- Dos Blokes (2005 Short)
- Agua (2006 Short)

• Madame's Cravings
• In the Park
• The Fresh Lobster
• Pigs Is Pigs
• Donald's Cousin Gus
• Dr. Christian Meets the Women
• Donald's Garden
• Two Smart People
• Do or Diet
• The Glass Cage

...plus 418 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Deadpool 2
• Free Solo
• Deadpool & Wolverine
• Penguins: Meet the Family
• Man with a Movie Camera
• Rye Lane
• Parasite
• On the Count of Three
• Challengers
• Dune

...plus 17 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Just a comprehensive list of horror films I've seen, more so to track where I am in franchises and what more I have to watch; including everything Letterboxd includes as horror in films -> sort by genre, horror.

1. 0.0MHz
2. 10 Cloverfield Lane
3. 11:55PM
4. 13Hrs
5. 13 Sins
6. 1408
7. 1922
8. 23:59
9. 28 Days Later
10. 28 Weeks Later

...plus 757 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Lia's original challenge

One of my main challenges this year is to step fully out my comfort zone in my movie watching and the cast challenge is a super fun way to do that! So here is my list for Lia's Cast Challenge she created for me! (or she created the criteria for me to pick a film from!) Spy notes for the criteria!

Started: March 18, 2025
Finished:
Current progress: 00/11

• Berberian Sound Studio

  Sun in Virgo: you're particularly responsible, hard-working and can even be self-sacrificing.

  Watch a film that takes place mainly in the workplace's main character or has the main character career as the principal theme.

• Me

  Moon in Cancer: your emotional self is very empathetic, sensitive and thoughtful. Sometimes emotions hit you at first in a very emotional way (then your ego probably cuts it and puts you in a rational mode again).

  Watch a movie that is known by making people cry.

• A Beautiful Mind

  Ascendant in Aquarius: you come across as an intellectual, broded person.

  Watch a film where the main character is known by its intelligence/cleverness/smartness.

• The Breakfast Club

  Mercury in Virgo: your intellect self is very precise, diligent and analytical. You are probably the extremely focused student/worker wherever you are.

  Watch a film with a "nerd" (extremely intelligent, focused student).

• I Want to Eat Your Pancreas

  Venus in Libra: your romantic side is idealistic and eager-to-please. You look for a equitable relationship and you put efforts on getting there.

  Watch an anime focused on the love story.

• Audrey Rose

  Jupiter in Aquarius: you grow and find understanding through intellectual pursuits and in a very boundary-breaking way.

  Watch a horror film that is known by its innovation in their time.

• Crows Explode

  Saturn in Aries: you can easily struggle aggression, defensiveness and impatience.

  Watch a film that tells a story about violence or has a lot of violence.

• Watchmen

  Uranus in Aquarius: your generation reacts to things in a very unconventional way. You, as a group, can shock other generations with our intellectuality, innovation and need for breaking boundaries.

  Watch a movie that has unconventional characteristics (directing, storytelling, cuts).

• The Shawshank Redemption

  Neptune in Capricorn: sees the world by a responsible and serious perspective. You find inspiration through an ambitious source and achieve your goals through hard work, believing hard in your own ideas.

  Watch a film that has a character who achieved something big through hard work.

• Big Eyes

  Pluto in Sagittarius: your generation's psyche is free-spirited and curious. You tend to see things through a very independent point of view and act optimistic about the future you're building.

  Watch a film that, from what you know, has a happy ending (or a film that has a happy aura/energy).

My ranking of all the Movies of the Week from The Hit List Discord!

Paint Drying added as a buffer. All films before it are rated, all films after it are to watch ✨

1. A Silent Voice: The Movie
2. Longlegs
3. Lady Vengeance
4. Only the Brave
5. Tokyo Gore Police
6. All of Us Strangers
7. Isle of Dogs
8. Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum
9. Scream
10. Shaun of the Dead

...plus 94 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

A master list of all films I'm watching for varying film challenges on. Sorted A-Z. Films removed when they're seen. To also help me prevent using duplicates across challenges.

Master list:
- 31 Days of Disaster
- Birth Year Challenge Part 1
- Cast Chart Challenge
- The Cinephile Detox
- The Clean Boxd Challenge
- The Good for Her Challenge
- Honey I Shrunk the Watchlist
- HORRORx52: 2024
- IMDb Oscar Badges (list made after all ranked)
- "-Z Challenge

• 0.5 mm

  "-Z Challenge

• 102 Dalmatians

  The Cinephile Detox

• 12 Years a Slave

  IMDb Oscar Badge 2014

• 13 Assassins

  The Clean Boxd Challenge

• 13 Minutes

  31 Days of Disaster

• 1917

  IMDb Oscar Badge 2020

• 20 Days in Mariupol

  IMDb Oscar Badge 2024

• 4:44 : Time of Fear

  The Cinephile Detox

• 6:45

  HORRORx52: 2024

• 964 Pinocchio

  Honey I Shrunk the Watchlist!

...plus 323 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

"I am going to eat your soul and shit it out."

Welcome to the Good for Her Challenge! Inspired by one of my film servers having a run in with a DuDeBrO EdGeLoRd ApOlOgIsT of the worst shit, I whipped this up so we could have a laugh and destress.

Whilst this is primarily a horror challenge, challengers can use whatever genre they want as long as it classes for "good for her" and the prompt given.

"What's good for her?" She wins. She murders. She gives what's coming. Think American Mary, Audition, Jennifer's Body. Think women get what they worked hard for. Women on top. Think Barbie and Legally Blonde.
Think shitty men get what they deserve by a goddamn goddess or even a Mary Sue, because, frankly, who cares. This challenge isn't about character development, it's about letting loose from trauma and having a laugh at some wicked rapist getting tortured or some ab getting a knife in his throat.

As with all my LBD challenges, feel free to participate, comment your list links and I'll link them here.

Simple rules:
- Try and limit rewatches, but rewatches are allowed for all prompts other than "first time watch/recommendation"
- Any genre as long as it fits the prompts counts. Whilst this is at core a horror challenge, I know not everyone wants to watch horror/consume 31 days of it, so if you want to spin this into more of a non-horror challenge, that's totally fine. Legally Blonde and Hostel would both count for a "from the 2000s" prompt. It's up to you. Fuck, if you wanna watch Barbie for this challenge - go right the hell on!

And with that, find the prompts below or in my list!

"You're killing people?"
"No, I'm killing boys."

Day 1: Around the World: Africa
Day 2: From the 1990s
Day 3: Avant-Garde
Day 4: Murder
Day 5: 1.9 or below average rating
Day 6: Final Girl
Day 7: Revenge
Day 8: Medical
Day 9: Documentary
Day 10: 3.5 or above average rating
Day 11: From the 2010s
Day 12: Around the World: Europe
Day 13: Short Film (45 minutes or below)
Day 14: Black Woman Directed
Day 15: Supernatural
Day 16: Crime
Day 17: Based on a book
Day 18: Power Imbalances (eg: A character and their maid, a teacher and a student, etc)
Day 19: Animated
Day 20: Thriller
Day 21: Animals - (A Girl/Woman and her Pet; supernatural animal-like creatures [mermaids/werewolves], etc)
Day 22: Around the World: Asia
Day 23: From the 1970s
Day 24: Woman-Directed
Day 25: Based on real events
Day 26: Gore Ultimatum (or : the most gory / other trope of your chosen genre)
Day 27: Queer
Day 28: Around the World: Americas
Day 29: From the 2020s
Day 30: 4.0 or above
Day 31: Free Space - Go Tits Up!

• The Bloodettes

  Day 1: Around the World: Africa

• Frankenhooker

  Day 2: From the 1990s

• Suspiria

  Day 3: Avant-Garde

• American Mary

  Day 4: Murder

• The Strangers: Chapter 1

  Day 5: 1.9 average or below

  [Was 1.9 when adding on 22-06-2024]

• Aliens

  Day 6: Final Girl

• Martyrs

  Day 7: Revenge

• It Follows

  Day 8: Medical

  (it's basically an STI shut up)

• Blackfeet Boxing: Not Invisible

  Day 9: Documentary

• Midnight Mass

  Day 10: Average rating of 3.5 or above

  [4.0 average rating when added on 22-06-2024]

...plus 21 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

I'm trying this challenge but wanted to do so with the large amount of Asian films that have been sitting in my watch list since I was about 15!

Some prompts may be technically inaccurate as I already have (eg) the oldest Asian film in my watchlist for another challenge so it's my second oldest and etc. Some films like least popular are voided due to being unable to watch so watching the least popular (and etc) that are available to actually view.

This was not supposed to be so Japanese and Korean heavy

1. Watch the movie that was added first
2. Watch the movie that was added latest
3. Watch the movie that is the longest
4. Watch the movie that is the shortest
5. Watch the movie that is the highest rated
6. Watch the movie that is the lowest rated
7. Watch a movie from the 1950s
8. Watch a movie from the 1960s
9. Watch a movie from the 1970s
10. Watch a movie from the 1980s
11. Watch a movie from the 1990s
12. Watch a movie from the 2000s
13. Watch a movie from the 2010s
14. Watch a movie from the 2020s
15. Shuffle your watchlist and watch the first movie that appears
16. Watch a movie from a director you haven't watched anything from
17. Watch a movie that stars one of your favourite actors
18. Watch a movie that starts one of your favourite actresses
19. Watch the movie that is most popular
20. Watch the movie that is least popular
21. Watch the movie that was released the earliest
22. Shuffle your watchlist and watch the first movie that appears
23. Watch a movie from your favourite genre
24. Watch a movie from your least favourite genre
25. Watch the movie with the most beautiful poster
26. Watch the movie you have been anticipating the most
27. Watch a movie from before you were born
28. Watch a movie recommended to you by someone
29. Watch a documentary
30. Shuffle your watchlist and watch the first movie that appears

Bonus
A. Watch a triple F rated movie (directed, written and led by a woman)
B. Watch a cult classic movie that just seems bonkers
C. Watch a movie by one of your favourite directors you haven't watched yet
D. Watch the movie at the halfway point of your watchlist
E. Watch a film from a country you've never seen films from

1. Wolf Girl and Black Prince

   1. Watch the movie that was added first

2. Crippled Avengers

   2. Watch the movie that was added last

3. Tie Xi Qu: West of the Tracks

   3. Watch the movie that is the longest

4. Sister

   4. Watch the movie that is the shortest

5. Harakiri

   5. Watch the movie that is highest rated

6. Guinea Pig: Devil's Experiment

   6. Watch the movie that is rated lowest

7. The Ballad of Narayama

   7. Watch a film from the 1950s

8. Pigs and Battleships

   8. Watch a film from the 1960s

9. Poem

   9. Watch a film from the 1970s

10. Violent Cop

    10. Watch a film from the 1980s

...plus 25 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Lewis Day's original challenge

This challenge looked like super fun and I always love branching out and watching tons more than my comfort zone so I thought I'd give this a try! Also using this to complete up some of the film collections I've half/almost finished to give myself a small extra challenge (fill up my collection stats!) See notes for each challenge point!

Current Progress: 08/28
Started: April 23, 2020
Finished:

• Ice Age: Continental Drift

  Watch a film from Blue Sky Studios

• Uncharted

  Watch a film based on a video game

• How to Train Your Dragon 2

  Watch a film with Gerard Butler

• Scary Movie 2

  Watch a genre parody film

• Anna

  Watch a movie with a fresh audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, but a rotten critics score.
  [not sure how this one works so using the OP's pick for this - this may change]

• Child's Play

  Watch a post-2000 horror reboot

• Thunderbirds

  Watch a movie you liked as a kid with less than a 3 on Letterboxd.

• The King

  Watch a Netflix original film

• Love Wedding Repeat

  Watch a movie with Olivia Munn

• A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors

  Watch a sequel with a 3 in the title

...plus 18 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Been a hot minute since I ed a challenge, so wanted to try out kynky's HORRORx524 Challenge!

Progress: 09/52
Challenge start: March 5th 2024

Corrections needed: #Alive & Psycho. Watched for different challenges

• Midsommar

  1. Most popular horror film on your watchlist

• The Requin

  2. Lowest rated horror film on your watchlist

• American Psycho

  3. BLINDSPOT: Most popular horror film you haven't seen that's not on your watchlist.

• Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2

  4. Released in 2024

• Cure

  5. A horror film released in the year you were born.

• House

  6. Recommended by friend.

• Memories of Murder

  7. HORRORx52 REWIND. A film someone watched from 2021's rules.

• Beast

  8. ALTER short #1

• Yaji Kita Cat Ghost Road

  9. A horror film released before 1950.

• Goodnight Mommy

  10. Horror Around The World: Austria

...plus 42 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

ing Jerm's #-Z 2025 challenge but trying this with entries from my watchlist I've been meaning to watch for ages and just never go for when browsing for a movie:)

• 0.5 mm
• All Quiet on the Western Front
• Ballerina
• The Call
• Dabbe
• Easy A
• Fatal Frame
• The Gangster, the Cop, the Devil
• Heretic
• I Am Not Your Negro

...plus 17 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

“Only after disaster can we be resurrected. It's only after you've lost everything that you're free to do anything. Nothing is static, everything is evolving, everything is falling apart.”

I have fallen into the short film cycle once again and frankly, have a little bit of a hankering for a disaster movie. So, I'm creating my own challenge to have a list for some daily watching to shake some dust off and get me out of an accidentally formed comfort zone. It's time to emotionally destroy myself in order to cleanse my cinematic palette.

Rules are basically it must be a disaster movie (natural disaster, horror formed around a disaster ((eg: caught in a survival horror due to a hurricane outside playing a large role in plot)), alien invasion, end of the world, etc) and it must be feature length (1 hour 30 or above). Films can also focus on either world-wide disaster, humanitarian disaster, or disaster in one specific country/location. As long as it's a disaster movie, it counts.
Animated films count, documentary does not!
No rewatches for this challenge. If you do take part, please consider using #31DaysOfDisaster on your reviews for future challenges!

Day 1: Volcano
Day 2: From the 2010s
Day 3: Aliens
Day 4: Featuring Gerard Butler
Day 5: The ocean
Day 6: Based on real events
Day 7: Nuclear (war/explosion/aftermath)
Day 8: End of the world
Day 9: Zombies
Day 10: Disaster-Horror
Day 11: The aftermath of disaster
Day 12: Medical
Day 13: Based in one location
Day 14: Woman directed
Day 15: Earthquake
Day 16: From the 1990s
Day 17: Fire/Inferno
Day 18: Tsunami
Day 19: Man-Made Disaster
Day 20: From the 2000s
Day 21: Outbreak (pandemic, zombie, etc)
Day 22: Hurricane/Tornado
Day 23: Based on a book
Day 24: A remake
Day 25: Natural Disaster
Day 26: From: Latin America
Day 27: From the 1980s
Day 28: From: Asia
Day 29: Based on a video game
Day 30: A sequel
Day 31: Free space

• Volcano

  Day 1: Volcano

• Geostorm

  Day 2: From the 2010s

• Edge of Tomorrow

  Day 3: Aliens

• Olympus Has Fallen

  Day 4: Featuring Gerard Butler

• The Perfect Storm

  Day 5: The Ocean

• Only the Brave

  Day 6: Based on / inspired by true events

• Threads

  Day 7: Nuclear

• 2012: Supernova

  Day 8: End of the world

• World War Z

  Day 9: Zombies

• [REC]

  Day 10: Disaster-Horror

...plus 21 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Whispering Corridors
• Memento Mori
• A Tale of Two Sisters
• Wishing Stairs
• Oldboy
• Bunshinsaba: Ouija Board
• The Doll Master
• The Red Shoes
• Voice
• Lady Vengeance

...plus 74 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Kynky has done a new challenge I just found and I wish to take part!. Only 23 films in my watchlist came out in 1997 so I did all those and the added the top from 1997 when searching films via average rating. I've added the 27th film because there's no way I'm binging all these before my birthday.

1. Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion
2. Princess Mononoke
3. Good Will Hunting
4. Happy Together
5. Boogie Nights
6. Children of Heaven
7. Made in Hong Kong
8. L.A. Confidential
9. Lost Highway
10. Funny Games

...plus 17 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Current: 19 / 195

The world is a pretty big place, with 195 countries dotted around, according to Google.

In 2020, I wanted to challenge myself to go ahead and watch at least one film from every country in the world and experience every country's cinematic culture at least once. I decided to make this a challenge that anyone can so, please, if you want to challenge yourself, come me!

The rules are simple:
- 1 film from every country (list should be 195 long at completion)
- the film can be a short film, animated film, feature length film, whatever! If you're watching from Iran and watch a 3 minute animated short from Iran, it counts!
- That being said, media only counts if allowed on Letterboxd
- The only time limit is to watch them all in 2020. You can watch them in a month, over the year, in a week if it's possible. The only rule on time is it must be watched before January 1st, 2021. (Yet also you could do this in your own time with no time constraint! - Add on: I'm now doing this bit by bit with no time restraint since 2020 severely messed up a lot)

If you want to go ahead and , please let me know!

Participants: Xebeche

1. Ip Man

   Country (Region): Hong Kong

   Rating: 4.5 / 5

2. Derailed

   Country: South Korea

   Rating: 3.5 / 5

3. Sukob

   Country: Philippines

   Rating: 2 / 5

4. Secrets in the Hot Spring

   Country (Region): Taiwan

   Rating: 4 / 5

5. IMPOSSIBILITY DEFENSE

   Country: Japan

   Rating: 4 / 5

6. The Grudge

   Country: United States of America

   Rating: 2.5 / 5

7. Still

   Country: Thailand

   Rating: 1 / 5

8. The Third Eye

   Country: Indonesia

   Rating: 3.5 / 5

9. Conjuring Spirit

   Country: Vietnam

   Rating: 3.5 / 5

10. Revenge of the Pontianak

    Country: Malaysia

    Rating: 3.5 / 5

...plus 9 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My Serialized

Cognitive view of all my TV shows. Ranked A-Z

• Aftershock: Everest and the Nepal Earthquake
• Akame ga Kill!
• The Amazon Review Killer
• American Manhunt: The Boston Marathon Bombing
• Angel Beats!
• Ao Oni The Animation
• Back Street Girls -GOKUDOLS-
• Bad Guys
• BLACKPINK HOUSE
• BLOOD-C

...plus 89 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Genre non specific shorts I've watched over the years; 44 minutes or less. Not rating specific

• age of Venus
• Les Deux Espiègles
• L'Hercule
• Les Petits Valseurs
• Le Moulin à Eau
• Les Scieurs de Long
• Les Clowns
• La Nageuse
• Le Repas des Poulets
• The Aquarium

...plus 426 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Comprehensive list of all Asian horror seen; feature & short.

• 0.0MHz
• 23:59
• The 9th Precinct
• Agent Blue
• Agitated Screams of Maggots
• Ajin: Demi-Human
• #Alive
• As the Gods Will
• Atman
• Audition

...plus 164 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Maple Leaf Viewing
• Tomorrow's Sun
• Jigoku
• Onibaba
• The Vampire Doll
• Lake of Dracula
• Evil of Dracula
• Atman
• The Demon in the Mirror
• Thunder

...plus 223 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Sallie Gardner at a Gallop
• The Execution of Mary, Queen of Scots
• Duck Soup
• Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
• The Wizard of Oz
• Dumbo
• Bambi
• Lady and the Tramp
• Sleeping Beauty
• Psycho

...plus 617 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Troll Hunter
• The Tunnel
• 22 July
• Cadaver

• Videodrome
• Clearcut
• The Boondock Saints
• Cheaper by the Dozen 2
• It's Not Me, I Swear!
• The Whistleblower
• Pokémon Apokélypse
• A Christmas Horror Story
• Blair Witch
• Nyctophobia

...plus 6 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Average Rating: 3.29/5

Films Missing: Chainsaw Bunny: Deleted Scene & Dead Girl

Check out my other director rankings here!

• CHAINSAW MAID
• Midnight Vampire
• NO LITTERING
• Bloody Date
• Bloody Night
• Chainsaw Bunny
• Chainsaw Maid: Episode Zero
• C.L.A.Y.
• Pinky
• Girl X

...plus 11 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Check out my other directors ranked here!

I've been a massive fan of Takashi Miike ever since I got into Japanese horror ages ago so I thought I would have fun over time and make a start in trying to watch all 100+ pieces of his credited filmography.

Current Average Rating over 15 films: 4.1

Originally started in 2019. Lesson of the Evil, One Missed Call, As the Gods Will, JoJo, Lady Hunter and Eyecatch Junction require re-watching, re-reviewing and re-rating.

1. Ichi the Killer

   Original Rating: 4/5
   Rewatch #1 Rating: 4.5/5
   Rewatch #2 Rating: 4/5
   Rewatch #3 Rating: 5/5

2. Crows Zero

   Original Rating: 4.5/5
   Rewatch #1 Rating: 5/5

3. Lesson of the Evil
4. Idol × Warrior: Miracle Tunes! Pilot
5. Audition

   Original Rating: 4/5
   Rewatch Rating: 4.5/5

6. Gozu
7. One Missed Call
8. As the Gods Will
9. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable – Chapter 1
10. Crows Zero II

...plus 5 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

"being an adult includes looking after your inner child."

i mean netflix got the goods, why not ?

Note: this is updated as i watch them for easier linking on my reviews, and so I don't forget to add a movie when im done and making the full list afterwards/etc to be easier on my memory! appreciate the shout outs of "missing films" though! all barbie movies ive yet to watch are in my watch list <3

1. Barbie as The Princess & the Pauper
2. Barbie Fairytopia: Mermaidia
3. Barbie as Rapunzel
4. Barbie of Swan Lake
5. Barbie: Star Light Adventure
6. Barbie in the Nutcracker
7. Barbie: Fairytopia
8. Barbie Video Game Hero
9. Barbie and the Rockers: Out of This World
10. Barbie: Skipper and the Big Babysitting Adventure

...plus 10 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Inspired slightly by horrormika's request me a movie list but also Nycto Poe always recommending me top tier movies, I've started a list of recommendations I've been given to pick through over time - if you think there's a film I should see and want to recommend me, just pop a comment!

Arranged in order of rec!

1. The Baby

   nycto rec

2. Bug

   nycto rec

3. Martyrs

   nycto rec

4. Savageland

   nycto rec

5. Carnival of Souls

   nycto rec

6. Parents

   nycto rec

7. Pacific Heights

   nycto rec

8. Perfect Days

   Sarah rec

9. Moonlight

   Sarah rec

10. Portrait of a Lady on Fire

    Sarah rec

...plus 8 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Comprehensive list of all films I've watched for The Hit List Exchange

• Rye Lane
• Poor Things

“The goal isn’t to be sober. The goal is to love yourself so much that you don’t need to drink.”

A cohesive look at addiction and recovery throughout media. I've tried to avoid anything that does not look at drugs through the addictive lens. Always a work in progress

Not on Letterboxd:
Cleaner Daze (2020) [TV Show]

1. 21 Grams
2. 25th Hour
3. 28 Days
4. 6 Balloons
5. Aberdeen
6. Affliction
7. The Anonymous People
8. Another Round
9. Barfly
10. The Basketball Diaries

...plus 57 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Cohesive list of all my 5/5

updated: 04.05.2023

• 13th
• Adam Chaplin
• Aftershock
• All of Us Strangers
• Anastasia
• The Aristocats
• Bao
• Barbie as The Princess & the Pauper
• Barbie Fairytopia: Mermaidia
• Barefoot Gen

...plus 126 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• 2025: The World Enslaved by a Virus
• Baby Geniuses
• Baby Geniuses and the Mystery of the Crown Jewels
• Baby Geniuses and the Space Baby
• Baby Geniuses and the Treasures of Egypt
• Barbie
• Barbie as Rapunzel
• Barbie as The Princess & the Pauper
• Bratz
• Bratz: Fashion Pixiez

...plus 20 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Man with a Movie Camera

2024 is the year I hopefully do a lot more clean up on my watchlist and finally catch up with a ton of highly rated movies that I missed over the years.

Challenges:
HORRORx524 - 09/52
Mini March - 83/150
Collection Completion - 2 (Candyman; Fast & Furious)
31 Days of Disaster — 10/31
Takashi Miike Ranked Completion - 11/121

Goals:
800 Horror Movies - All Time Horror - 721/800
70 Completed Collections - 42/70

Future Challenges:
Complete my Cinephile Detox from 2020
Complete my Cast Chart 2020 Challenge
Complete my Daily Horror Hunt from May 2020

Stats:
Rewatches: 25
Shorts (44 minutes or less): 194
Feature Length (45 minutes or longer): 93
Last Updated: Nekromantik

• Dual
• Cutting Moments
• Remains
• Australian Psycho
• The Mime
• The Unlocking
• Tap Tap
• George and A.J.
• Chainsaw Maid 3
• The Strange Thing About the Johnsons

...plus 374 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Heartsaver
• Two Lights: Relumino
• A Portrait of Us
• Awaiting
• Sprout
• Georgia
• Ohayo Sapporo
• Green Light
• Night Fishing
• The Recorder Exam

...plus 1020 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• The Substance
• Longlegs
• Erebus
• Abigail
• Midnight Vampire
• Black Magic
• Midnight Abaddon
• Red One
• Sunday Clown
• Roadkill

...plus 20 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Michael Jackson's Thriller
• Agitated Screams of Maggots
• Fantasy
• K-12
• Son of a Preacher Man
• Black Magic

• Thumbelina

Following my journey to discover more of Singapore cinema across the years. Arranged by "My Rating Highest to Lowest"

• 23:59
• Wonton
• The Anniversary
• Circle Line

Edit: started in march but due to pet troubles didn’t finish, thus, making this a 2024-long challenge and for any shorts that end up in my watchlist from 2015-2024

With 2024 now here, I'm realising just how back logged my watch list has gotten with 3.2k sitting there just waiting for me to start watching. This year, I am really hoping to do a good backlog clean out and start finally seeing all these films I've been missing, catching up on my watchlist, all the challenges I've wanted to do and more. I'll be doing some of these mini challenges throughout the year.

I've decided that throughout March, I am going to do Mini March - a challenge I thought of the other night (and may already be in place somewhere!) where I set my watchlist to sort from shortest films and then, watch through them, with a goal of at least 150 shorts cleared from my watchlist, the ability to see a couple more directors and such that are coming up from short films into feature films and more!

My rules are simply, try and watch 150 short films throughout March, films must be 45 minutes or less and they must be in my watchlist before March 2024.
46 minutes and above is what I consider to be feature film, although if you want to and you consider only 61 and above to be feature film, this can be adjusted for your own challenge. I'm setting myself 150 as I have about 6 pages of short films in my watch list, but this is for me personally, and I have set myself the watchlist setting as this is to clear out my watchlist.
If you'd like to in but these rules aren't quite for you, feel free to adapt this in any way that works for you.

I'll be adding the shorts I watch to this list, with links to watch in the notes and arranging by film title A-Z!
If you decide to in, I hope you enjoy finding a ton of these short films!

• Adrift
• After Hours
• Aftermath
• Alma
• The Armoire
• Australian Psycho

  www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWc8V-iKJ7s

• The Backrooms (Found Footage)
• Barbie: A Camping We Will Go

  www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5AWkyL8BWM

• Beat the Devil

  www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOpF5mB7e9U&ab_channel=BrendanMcDowell

• Behind Closed Doors

...plus 83 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Stairs
• Sütler Dökülecek

• Nang Nak
• Shutter
• P
• Ghost Mother
• Train of the Dead
• Phobia 2
• Oh My Ghost
• Still
• The Unborn Child
• Laddaland

...plus 8 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Secrets in the Hot Spring
• The 9th Precinct
• Detention
• Triad Princess
• The Ghost Bride
• Incantation

• Death and the Winemaker

• [REC]
• Veronica

• 30 Days of Night
• What We Do in the Shadows