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Stuck between flesh eating monsters on one side and murderous religious fanatics on the other. Isn't that just the human condition? Black and white version is superior both for feeling like the darkest 1950's monster movie by Bert I. Gordon or Jack Arnold from another universe and for masking the CGI.

I've seen THE MIST several times in theaters and guaranteed every time the audience gives a roaring applause when Ollie brains Mrs. Harmony. And rightly so.

Junespoitation Day 1: ITALIAN CRIME!

1970's Rome and Detective Fred and Detective Tony are two bad cop bros who live together, kill bad guys, and interrogate nymphomaniacs. When they become targeted by the local crime boss, they have only themselves and their chief to rely on.

Pure Italian Crime exploitation madness from Deodato and starting the movie off with the craziest bike chase scene ever brought to Rome!

This may be the best Metal Gear Solid movie yet. Without spoiling, there was one scene that could have been improved with the addition of the Goofy Yell.

Colorado regional Lovecraftian zombie horror. The inventiveness and sick practical FX must be appreciated. I also love that Loath the ghoul leader is so genuinely broken about his henchman Bjorn getting killed he takes a break to give him a funeral. Now that's a good boss.

Zsa-zsa Korda is a prominent businessman, conman, crimeman, and attempted family man. His latest project puts hima t odds with international power brokers and puts himself and his loved ones at risk. But there's a job to be done.

A real fast paced pulp spy dark comedy barnburner from Wes Anderson and I enjoyed it. Benicio del Toro stands out as Mr. Korda and lets the charisma flow in every scene he's in. Also might be the most violent Wes Anderson film yet? Lots of dudes get blown up throughout.

Everything I could have hoped for in a movie with a Predator fighting a viking, a ninja, and a World War II pilot. Because it's cool as all goddamn hell. So glad I could experience this animated anthology theatrically!

Still my favorite adaptation of Richard Matheson's I AM LEGEND. Also one of Vincent Price's most powerful performances. No camp, just utter despair in the face of loneliness in a monster filled world.

Demonic posession/Anti-Christ supernatural Italian horror on a train! And Bo Svenson obsessed with Hot Soup.

Just dudes being dudes and getting slaughtered by an evil Grandma which for some reason turns them into murderous Gen X zombies. Good shit!

Vincent Price as the grouchy Satanic cult leader is the highlight in this goofy horror spoof that throws the entire 80's genre kitchen sink into the plot.

Turns out the most evil animal is man. Specifically, Jai Courtney as a wacko boat/diving captain and serial killer who prefers to feed his prey to sharks. A fun concept and entertaining thriller/sharksploitation thriller that also emphasizes that sharks are not inherently evil creatures. It's all about nature.

Christopher Lee's birthday celebration watch with Peter Cushing and Telly Savalas. A fun and surprisingly gruesome period sci-fi horror adventure. Strangers on a train with a stranger from millions of years ago and another world...

Vincent Price's birthday celebration with one of his more underscored and overlooked films. Price plays Peter Tooms (get it?) a horror actor notorious for playing Hollywood horror villain Dr. Death, only for the films to become all too real as those around him get picked off one by one. A fun pseudo-giallo and meta slasher way ahead of Scream and the like. Price and Cushing's camaraderie is on full display as they quip and riff together on the state of horror at the time.

Celebrating Dracula Day and Peter Cushing's birthday with the only movie where he played The Count. A silly but surprisingly meta textual euro-horror comedy about an actor best know for his vampire roles... who turns out to be a vampire!

Second time around with Friendship and its still male loneliness lined hilarity and madness. The Toad scene and hallucination cracks me up every time and happy to witness it again with an enthusiastic crowd. Just a downward spiral that keeps going until we cut to credits.

Making sharks smarter, what's the worst that could happen?

Still, a perfectly late 90's sharksploitation epic with some surprisingly subversive action beats. Played great with the midnight movie crowd!

The Summer Blockbuster to end all Summer Blockbusters. It truly doesn't feel lie summer until I've seen this opus of shark attacks and man vs nature. Scares like the Ben Gardner boat scene should be studied in academia because I knew it was coming and it still made me jump in my seat! JAWS is always worth seeing with a crowd and happy to bring it in for the 50th anniversary!

An absolute gutpunch of a rise and fall story. Maybe DeNiro's most powerful and tragic performance.

The movie that made Arnold Schwarzenegger the governor of California.

Comparatively, this is a less grim vision of the future compared to our current reality. A friend of mine said it best: We're living Robocop minus an actual Robocop. Still a classic of satirical cyberpunk.

"What did I do?!"

Looney Tunes predicted how A.I. is bullshit and Bugs Bunny can outsmart any ACME generative machine.

Lucio Fulci's spaghetti westerns are just a filled with his radical edge as anything he ever filmed. Franco Nero as a man whose father is murdered by the corrupt landlords of their small ranch town. The title comes to and it's Massacre Time! Also has a banger of a theme song, Back Home Again.

A woman dressed in black stalks and kills beautiful women and sex workers. Some gruff inspectors are sent to solve the case. A fairly by the book giallo with some flair and brutal kills.

Several prisoners find themselves chained together and stranded in the snowy mountain wilderness with their warden and his young daughter. Who will turn on who first and who will be left?

Molly Pray lives a quiet life on the frontier with her husband until he's framed and brutally gunned down by a bounty hunter. Now with no one on her side and men of power aiming for her, Molly will have to kill her way through all manner of bastards to get justice and revenge.

A solid Euro-Western throwback from the wilds of Kansas and for a fairly small budget. This film is a true labor of love and it shows. There's a definite affection for the exploitation style that is evident throughout. The actors are ionate and big props to Sheri Rippel for giving it her all in the lead as Molly. Sympathetic and an absolutely brutal killing machine. Features one of the most brutal scenes of testicular trauma I have ever seen and some pretty fun beatdowns, shoot outs, and explosive showdowns. Glad I could see it on film and at the New Beverly.

When The Stranger says he has to "Get Mean" while suiting up and arming himself with stacks of dynamite and a hand cannon, I lost my shit. Spaghetti Westerns taken to their wackiest levels with a lone gunman up against a Spanish barbarian horde led by a warlord and his evil Shakespeare obsessed hunchback. Explosive finale.

Another brilliant animated film of few words.

Heavy, but thoroughly entertaining and magical and despairing simultaneously.

C'est la vie.

The final chase in this movie should be studied and replicated for inspiration. I lost my shit at a car getting tripped by the grandma!

Round 3 in IMAX

And it was so worth it.

The ending of the movie, the mid-credits scene, and the post-credits tag all got rousing applause of the audience and rightfully so. An absolutely magnetic film.

This is the kind of movie that builds a community. A film that absolutely flies in the face of logic or common sense and you and the rest of the audience are just locked in for the ride. "They're eating here! then they're gonna eat me! OH MY GOD!" got a round of roaring applause from the midnight show audience. Bless this madhouse of a movie. Big kudos to The Goblin Queen in particular, she knew what kind of movie she was in and how to ham it up!

A friend of mine put it best, this is Val Kilmer doing his best Bugs Bunny!

Warwick Davis makes for such a great leading man, I really wish he could get to be front and center of more dynamic roles like this. Willow is a hero and desperate to do well by his family and the child in his care.

And major credit to Phil Tippet in particular for his immortal practical FX work. That two headed dragon is pure nightmare fuel!

Howard Phillip Lovecraft is a rough around the edges detective in post-war Los Angeles now filled to the brim of magic both grim and wonderful. Caught up in a case of dead gangsters, monstrous imps, and a forbidden tome, he has to solve the case or the world could become forfeit.

A truly ahead of its time genre mash-up of noir and supernatural terror. Happy to see character actors like Fred Ward and Clancy Brown get leading roles. And those practical FX critters like the gremlins and the gargoyle were top-notch! HBO should be doing more stuff like this!

"I intend to enjoy the time I have left. And I suggest you do the same. Life is precious. Enjoy every single second."

A young woman has premonitions of a sky tower collapse back in the 60's with her grandmother. Death is back to reap the family tree and no one is safe!

An interesting spin on the long-running Final Destination franchise. It really is about family! Despite the overabundance of CGI, it does feature some truly spectacular set-pieces such as the opening "Sky View" disaster. I will never look at a penny the same way again. I liked the cast of characters in the deadly disaster dominoes, particularly the burn-out Eric. The ending felt a bit rushed, but that's just how these things tend to go.

And what a powerful curtain call for Tony Todd. His final lines about the preciousness of life and time ringing even stronger as he was terminally ill himself. While fun and gory entertainment, perhaps The Final Destination movies have taught us that we should enjoy the life we live, because who knows if we'll be hit by a bus, or crushed by a piano, or hit by logs from a log truck.

I was walking down the street near a wood chipper and I immediately went to the other side of the street.

The Daleks are back and they have conquered Earth! Doctor Who finds himself in an absolute cerfluffle as he finds himself at a time where the Daleks have won and Britian lays in ruins. A decidedly darker sequel to its own benefit. But featuring plenty of antics and exploding Daleks to behold.

The Doctor goes to The Movies!

A fascinating time capsule and translation of one of Britain's most iconic sci-fi hero's and villains made for a theatrical audience. Like how The Doctor is implicitly called Doctor Who here. The camp level is at maximum with The Daleks being at their Dick Dastardly maximum level of Saturday Morning Cartoon villainy. The story drags a bit as the overall battle against the Daleks moves on. But Peter Cushing is always entertaining as the good Doctor, and fun to see him in a straight up heroic Good Scientist role.

One of the most solid live action space opera movies ever made. From characters, to arcs, to aesthetic, it is about as perfect as it gets. Also funny that the movie called evil idiot tech billionaires ruining the world.

It certainly lived up to the title.

Orlando's musings to the audience play so hilarious well in a theatrical setting. It is amusing to notice the more subtle differences Tilda Swinton plays between younger male Orlando and then older female Orlando.

When a gang war breaks out between the Italian Mafia and the Colombian Cartel in L.A. it's up to disgraced former cop and martial arts expert and former Navy SEAL Jake Quinn to infiltrate the mob and put and end to the violence. But will he find love along the way guarding a mafia princess?

A delightfully over the top and gratuitous 90's action bonanza with shootouts, explosions, and kung-fu. Perfect on VHS.

Even while he was duct taped to a chair, I'd be rightfully terrified of Christopher Walken.

Gioa, a fashion model, inherits a pin-up magazine from her late husband called Pussycat and vows its success. But as her own models start getting murdered left and right, who could the true culprit be and is she a target?

A bonkers and bloody giallo from Lamberto Bava with ample hardcore nudity and hallucinogenic kill sequences with pitchforks, bees, and spears. Daria Nicolodi brings the screams.

A teenager girl and her grieving father move into a small Missouri town backwards in time, and with a sinister clown named Frendo on the prowl...

A fun as hell slasher horror comedy from Eli Craig with plenty of SCREAM, URBAN LEGENDS, or I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER style twists and turns. Plenty of backwoods clowny carnage to go around!

Zatoichi gets involved with a woman seeking shelter in Edo and caught between two warring Yakuza gangs. Making for some dynamic chase sequences and a mult layered final sword battle.

This is the first real Zatoichi movie I've ever seen, so it was fascinating to watch Shintarō Katsu's mixture of slapstick and drama as the titular blind samurai. All leading to an intense final sword duel.

Conan O'Brien is truly one of America's funniest, most irreverent, and clever writers, talk show hosts, and biggest dude. I'm so happy he got the government acknowledgement for his contributions to the culture while simultaneously and eloquently flipping this istration off in kind.

Twain was suspicious of populism, jingoism, imperialism, the money-obsessed mania of the Gilded Age, and any expression of mindless American might or self-importance. Above all, Twain was a patriot in the best sense of the word. He loved America but knew it was deeply flawed. Twain wrote, “Patriotism is ing your country all of the time and your government when it deserves it.”

And then he played Neil Young's Rocking In The Free World with Adam Sandler and a bunch of Mark Twain dancers. Pure gold.

Now that's one psycho mother. Bill Paxton steals every scene he's in through this debut. And Bo Svenson is absolutely unhinged as the racist homophobic detective who just gets progressively more violent and crazy to the point he puts a gun in the face of a migrant he's interrogating, holy shit.

Going to a college campus slasher was a brilliant move on the idea for a SCREAM sequel. And holy shit this cast is stacked from Jerry O'Connell to Tim Olyphant.

Just imagine if they had San Diego Comic Con in the 40's and the announcement that Abbott and Costello were going up against Bela Lugosi's DRACULA and LON CHANEY JR's WOLFMAN? Plus, FRANKENSTEIN'S MONSTER! Still a peak horror comedy that treats its monsters with seriousness and its comedians as goofs. Good stuff.

A certified car chase classic for a reason. The audience erupted in applause at the explosive finale of Bullitt's vehicular violence.

Who knew they had witch burnings in Florida?

This year's slate for Junesploitation 2025!

June 1 – Italian Crime!
June 2 – Zombies!
June 3 – David Carradine!
June 4 – Blaxploitation
June 5 – Magic!
June 6 – Giallo!
June 7 – Kung Fu!
June 8 – Heists!
June 9 – Free Space!
June 10 – Jess Franco!
June 11 – ‘90s Action!
June 12 – Cartoons!
June 13 – Friday the 13th!
June 14 – Free Space!
June 15 – Revenge!
June 16 – ‘80s Comedy!
June 17 – Fulci!
June 18 – Rock and Roll!
June 19 – Free Space!
June 20 – Exploitation Auteurs!
June 21 – Westerns!
June 22 – Teenagers!
June 23 – New World Pictures!
June 24 – Hong Kong Action!
June 25 – Wings Ha Tribute!
June 26 – Eurosploitation!
June 27 – Free Space!
June 28 – Cannon!
June 29 – ‘80s Action!
June 30 – Italian Horror!

• Live Like a Cop, Die Like a Man
• Night of the Living Dead
• Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat
• Disco Godfather
• Shanks
• The House with Laughing Windows
• Shaolin Invincibles
• Thief
• Jade
• Vampyros Lesbos

Every movie I've seen in 2025!

• A Night at the Opera
• The Cocoanuts
• The Primevals
• Harvie Krumpet
• Memoir of a Snail
• Obsession: A Taste for Fear
• eXistenZ
• TerrorVision
• Mad Max: Fury Road
• Daddy's Deadly Darling

...plus 310 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Every movie showed at the action movie marathon!

• Blind Fury
• Slayground
• The Instructor
• Renegades
• Vigilante
• Rambo: First Blood Part II

My selections of the movies I've seen for 2025!

1. Anora
2. The Substance
3. The Brutalist
4. Dune: Part Two
5. Conclave
6. Wicked

• Project A-Ko
• Fatal Fury: The Motion Picture
• Battle Angel
• Vampire Hunter D
• Ninja Scroll
• Akira
• Ghost in the Shell
• Gall Force: Eternal Story
• Perfect Blue
• Memories

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

• The Night Flier
• Children of the Night
• The Forsaken
• Blood & Donuts
• The Addiction
• Near Dark
• Shadow of the Vampire
• Grave of the Vampire
• Vamp
• The Vampire Doll

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

Every Giallo or adjacent film I've watched for January Giallo 2025!

• Obsession: A Taste for Fear
• The Bloodstained Shadow
• Death Carries a Cane
• Dagger Eyes
• The Bird with the Crystal Plumage
• Tenebre
• The Murder Secret
• Darkroom
• In the Cut
• Clue

THE EVIL DEAD became such a consequential hit in the horror genre that it spawned all manner of imitators and riffs. Here's a bunch of them!

• Demon Wind
• Demonwarp
• Curse of the Blue Lights
• Spookies
• Winterbeast
• Savage Harvest
• The Dead Come Home
• Frostbiter: Wrath of the Wendigo
• Evil Ed
• Bloody Muscle Body Builder in Hell

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

Some of my Top rated 2024 movies

• The Substance
• Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
• The Wild Robot
• Megalopolis
• Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story
• The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie
• Watch Them Come Blood
• The Pillow Fright Halloween Special
• Dune: Part Two
• Challengers

...plus 30 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

A list of all the movies I've watched for 2024.

• New Year's Evil
• The Spider Labyrinth
• The Sect
• Nine Guests for a Crime
• Mad Max: Fury Road
• Speed Racer
• My Bloody Valentine
• April Fool's Day
• Blood Rage
• Santa's Slay

...plus 693 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My Top 10 Favorite Horror Movies for 2024!

1. Cuckoo
2. Longlegs
3. In a Violent Nature
4. I Saw the TV Glow
5. Destroy All Neighbors
6. Alien: Romulus
7. Frankie Freako
8. Nosferatu
9. Lisa Frankenstein
10. V/H/S/Beyond

My top 11 films of 2024

1. Hundreds of Beavers
2. Sing Sing
3. Cuckoo
4. The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie
5. Rebel Ridge
6. I Saw the TV Glow
7. Longlegs
8. Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl
9. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
10. In a Violent Nature

...plus 1 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Praise Corn Gorn!

• Species
• Devil Times Five
• FleshEater
• Bug
• Sleepwalkers
• Black Roses

All the movies played!

• The Night of the Living Duck
• Out of the Dark
• The Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake
• The Rift
• Rituals
• The Breed
• Eyes of a Stranger

Every movie I experienced at Beyond Fest 2024!

• Salem's Lot
• Hush
• Lake Mungo
• Scarface
• Darkman
• The Quick and the Dead
• Drag Me to Hell
• Stop Whining and Start Winning
• The Fall
• Rumpelstiltskin

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

All the Halloween movies and Halloween specials featured on The Hallo-Rewind Podcast!

open.spotify.com/show/6GlanyQTicYYd9LUeX67xm

• Satan's Little Helper
• It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown

Here is this year's schedule, featuring a several new categories and some returning favorites:

1 - Roger Corman Tribute!
2- Zombies!
3 - Revenge!
4 - Free Space!
5 - ‘90s action!
6 - Paul Naschy!
7 - Buddy Cops!
8 - Kaiju!
9 - Kung Fu!
10 - Sharksploitation!
11 - Italian Horror!
12 - New World!
13 - Ozploitation!
14 - Beach!
15 - Free Space!
16 - Brucesploitation!
17 - Fulci!
18 - Gangsters!
19 - ‘80s Horror!
20 - Blaxploitation!
21 - AIP!
22 - 2000s Action!
23 - Free Space!
24 - Cars!
25 - Vigilantes!
26 - Free Space!
27 - Barbara Steele!
28 - Westerns!
29 - New Horizons!
30 - Slashers!

• The Haunted Palace
• Curse of the Blue Lights
• Revenge
• Run and Kill
• Death Machine
• The Beasts' Carnival
• China O'Brien
• The Lost World: Jurassic Park
• Lady Reporter
• Cruel Jaws

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

The most rad horror movies from the 1990's!

• Scream
• The Faculty
• Candyman
• Scream 2
• Deep Rising
• Popcorn
• Tremors
• Nightbreed
• Cube
• The Blair Witch Project

...plus 79 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Italian horror all on 35mm!

• Elmer's Candid Camera
• Four Flies on Grey Velvet
• Castle of Blood
• The Crawlers
• Nightmare City

Salem Horror Fest 2024 movies watched

• Meltdown: A Nuclear Family's Ascension into Madness
• I Will Never Leave You Alone
• Red Gloves
• The Gourd, the Brad, and the Ghostly
• The Perfect Place to Cry
• Girl with the Grey Eyes
• The Haunted Baby Carriage From Hell
• The Appraiser
• The Wheel
• Apotemnofilia

...plus 16 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Savageland
• Noroi: The Curse
• The Blair Witch Project
• V/H/S/94
• Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
• [REC]
• Digging Up the Marrow
• The Taking of Deborah Logan
• Deadstream
• Spree

Like it says. Any time Richard Kiel goes from big henchman for the bad guy to helping the hero because he's a giant with a heart of gold.

• Moonraker
• Pale Rider
• Happy Gilmore

All the Italian giallo and horror movies I've watched for January Giallo 2024!

• The Spider Labyrinth
• Nine Guests for a Crime
• Tropic of Cancer
• Five Dolls for an August Moon
• Graduation Day
• Haunted Honeymoon
• Torso
• The Strange Vice of Mrs Wardh
• Amuck!
• All the Colors of the Dark

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

A listing of every movie I've watched in 2023!

• Duck Soup
• Get Crazy
• Contraband
• A Lizard in a Woman's Skin
• Double Target
• M3GAN
• Hellmaster
• Hanging Heart
• Dead Girls
• Brick

...plus 611 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. The Holdovers
2. Poor Things
3. Godzilla Minus One
4. When Evil Lurks
5. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
6. Killers of the Flower Moon
7. They Cloned Tyrone
8. Polite Society
9. American Fiction
10. The Killer

1. April Fool’s Day
2. Eyeball Violence
3. Snuff Films
4. Fourth of July
5. In The Bathroom
6. Maryland Horror
7. A Seven Deadly Sin
8. Sports
9. In A Graveyard
10. A Sexy Horror Film
11. Spirit Board
12. Presidential
13. Horror Sequel (That isn’t really a sequel)
14. Valentine’s Day
15. Theme Park Horror
16. Non Horror Movie Set On Halloween
17. St. Patrick’s Day
18. Horror Movie with an original rap song
19. Restaurant Horror
20. Kid Friendly Horror
21. French Extreme Horror
22. Swedish Horror
23. Cryptozoology
24. Drugs
25. Christmas
26. Thanksgiving
27. Rockstar
28. Eggs
29. Video Games
30. In A Funeral Home
31. HALLOWEEN

1. Killer Party
2. Body Bags
3. V/H/S/94
4. Uncle Sam
5. Suitable Flesh
6. Scary Tales
7. Scarecrows
8. Night Screams
9. The Church
10. The Dunwich Horror

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

Movies screened at the Secret Sixteen Masked Killers Marathon!

• Captain Voyeur
• Blood and Black Lace
• The Prowler
• The Mask
• Scary Movie
• Terrified
• Dark Night of the Scarecrow

All the movies I've watched for Beyond Fest 2023!

• The Abyss
• Spooktacular!
• The Toxic Avenger
• When Evil Lurks
• V/H/S/85
• Adam Chaplin
• Suitable Flesh
• It's a Wonderful Knife
• The Church

• The New Kids
• The Return of the Vampire
• Komodo
• The Severed Arm
• Scarecrows
• Wrong Turn

Inspired by commentary by director Mick Garris, he defined "Norman Rockwell Goes To Hell" as the idyllic American town in chaos and destruction and the dark underbelly exposed. The ear being found in Blue Velvet mentioned. Lots of examples to choose from.

• Blue Velvet
• Critters 2
• The Night of the Hunter
• Drop Dead Gorgeous
• Sleepwalkers
• Parents
• Troll 2
• Halloween
• Halloween Kills
• Trick 'r Treat

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

• Shriek of the Mutilated
• Night Train to Terror
• Don't Go in the Woods
• Spookies
• Raw Force
• Tammy and the T-Rex

• American Ninja 2: The Confrontation
• Enemy Territory
• Eliminators
• Never Too Young to Die

• Night of the Demons
• Idle Hands
• Hack-O-Lantern
• Trick 'r Treat

1 – Teenagers!
2 – Monsters!
3 – Poliziotteschi!
4 – Cars!
5 – ‘90s Action!
6 – Free Space!
7 – Slashers!
8 – Cannon!
9 – Fred Williamson!
10 – Kung Fu!
11 – ‘80s Horror!
12 – Westerns!
13 – Animals!
14 – Free Space!
15 – Rip-offs!
16 – Yakuza!
17 – Fulci!
18 – ‘90s Comedy!
19 – Blaxploitation!
20 – Free Space!
21 – Aliens!
22 – Revenge!
23 – Cynthia Rothrock!
24 – ‘80s Action!
25 – Hixploitation!
26 – Italian Horror!
27 – Sammo Hung!
28 – '80s Comedy!
29 – Free Space!
30 – Sequels!

1. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
2. God Told Me To

• The Once and Future Smash
• End Zone 2
• Final Summer
• Bury the Bride

Everyone else was doing this. Just my personal taste and opinion.

1. Star Wars
2. The Empire Strikes Back
3. Star Wars: The Last Jedi
4. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
5. Return of the Jedi
6. Star Wars: The Force Awakens
7. Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith
8. Solo: A Star Wars Story
9. Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace
10. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker

...plus 1 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Satan Wants You
• Demon Box
• Wolves
• Hen
• Pumpkin Boy
• O
• Yummy Mummy
• The Pied Piper
• The Ones You Didn’t Burn
• Stag

...plus 26 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

All movies from the 80's sci-fi marathon.

• Cyborg
• Millennium
• Android
• Trancers
• The Ice Pirates
• The Terminator

• Airplane!
• Caddyshack
• Monty Python and the Holy Grail
• Young Frankenstein
• The Longest Yard
• Rollerball
• Happy Gilmore
• Rudy
• Rocky
• The Bad News Bears

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

Every movie from the 7 movie Cinematic Void seventh anniversary marathon!

• The Warriors
• Beyond the Darkness
• Halloween III: Season of the Witch
• The Funhouse
• Joysticks
• Silent Rage
• Burial Ground

My ideal Cinematic Void marathon from the history of the film series...

• The Midnight Hour
• Death Wish 3
• The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
• Get Crazy
• The Beyond
• Phantasm
• Meatballs: Part II

Every giallo or otherwise gialli themed movie I've watched for January Giallo 2023!

• A Lizard in a Woman's Skin
• Hanging Heart
• Dead Girls
• All-American Murder
• Rush Week
• Autopsy
• Death Laid an Egg
• Deep Red
• Tenebre
• I Know Who Killed Me

...plus 2 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My favorites

• Everything Everywhere All at Once
• Glass Onion
• Prey
• Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio
• The Fabelmans
• Out There Halloween Mega Tape
• The Once and Future Smash
• Nope
• Barbarian
• Pearl

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

A log of all the movies I watched in 2022. Simple as that!

• The Cat o' Nine Tails
• The No Mercy Man
• Johnny Firecloud
• Killer's Delight
• Cycle Vixens
• Crazy Desires of a Murderer
• King of New York
• Phenomena
• Walking the Edge
• Malatesta’s Carnival of Blood

...plus 579 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My Top films of all time. Just a matter of opinion.

• Jaws
• Mad Max: Fury Road
• The Thing
• Princess Mononoke
• The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
• Amélie
• The Big Lebowski
• Mulholland Drive
• Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
• Metropolis

...plus 2 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

'Nuff said

• Bubba Ho-tep
• Frankenstein
• Metropolis
• ParaNorman
• WXIII: Patlabor The Movie 3
• Won't You Be My Neighbor?
• The Mighty
• Millennium Actress
• The Florida Project
• Toy Story 3

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

All the movies from the aero Theatre Horrorthon 2022

Praise Corn Gorn!

• Lord of Illusions
• Dracula
• The Hidden
• Mortuary
• Zombie Flesh Eaters
• Slaughterhouse Rock

Ranking my favorite Halloween films in the franchise.

1. Halloween
2. Halloween III: Season of the Witch
3. Halloween
4. Halloween II
5. Halloween Ends
6. Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
7. Halloween H20: 20 Years Later
8. Halloween Kills
9. Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers
10. Halloween

...plus 3 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Every movie form this year's New Beverly Horror movie marathon!

• Nightmare Beach
• The People Who Own the Dark
• The Black Scorpion
• I, Man
• Night of the Zombies
• Sorority Row

All the movies watched for Voidoween 2022!

1 Hammer Films
2 Horror Film From Your Home State
3 Stop Motion Animation
4 Mummies
5 Automobile
6 French Horror
7 Demons
8 Santo
9 Jungle Horror
10 Based On A Book
11 In A Graveyard
12 Scarecrows
13 Bugs
14 Based On Historical Event
15 Italian Gothic Horror
16 Clu Gulager
17 Hong Kong Horror
18 College
19 On A Farm
20 70’s Romero That Isn’t Dawn Of The Dead
21 American Giallo
22 Heavy Metal Horror
23 Cannon Film Group Horror
24 Herk Harvey
25 Fire
26 Snow
27 Culinary Horror
28 Goriest Film Ever Made
29 Body Horror
30 Horror Film You’ve Been Meaning To Watch
31 Takes Place On Halloween, Not From The Halloween Franchise

1. Frankenstein Created Woman
2. Session 9
3. Winterbeast
4. Tales from the Darkside: The Movie
5. Maximum Overdrive
6. Brotherhood of the Wolf
7. Santo and Blue Demon Against the Monsters
8. The Devil's Advocate
9. Jungle Trap
10. The Manitou

...plus 3 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.