Just recommend movies. Generally something older or more abstract a lot of people haven't seen.
My picks is "Magic". A 1978 movie with a young Anthony Hopkins. A pretty damn effective and well acted thriller/horror.
Movie Recommendation Thread
Dylan Sanders
Justin Carter
If you like bizarre horror movies I gotta recommend House (1977)
Wyatt Morgan
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A time to Kill, before Matty McConaughey went into romantic comedies.
Hunter Edwards
why are ventriloquist dummies so fucking terrifying?
Grayson Jones
because people pretend to talk for them. their mouth moves up and down and the rest of their face is stationary. it's horrible.
Adam Young
hipster bullshit
Isaac Baker
McCabe & Mrs. Miller
comfy movie
Nathan Nelson
Ichi the Killer is pretty fun, watch it if you like edgy shit.
Zachary Thomas
Samuel Richardson
I just saw both Apocalypto and Apocalypse Now and they're both great.
Especially Apocalypto. Mel Gibson really is a master at cinema.
Luis Hall
Uncanny Valley
Cooper Roberts
The fool
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its about a poor russian guy living in a commie block whos studying to become an architect. he discovers that a building full of low income folks will soon collapse and tries to warn everyone.
it doesnt have a happy ending and is generally very pessimistic, the people in the building are too far gone and the people in charge are too corrupt to do anything but cover their tracks.
very well made movie, great acting and great cinematography. the best thing about it tho is how believable the story is presented. The problem is so simple to solve but the movie will convince you that it is impossible to solve in a very believable way.
Connor Williams
Boy A.
It's newer but it's good. It's about a guy who tortured and murdered a little girl when he was 11 getting released from prison in his 20s and trying to readjust to society.
Charles Sanchez
I can't find this one. Couldn't find it last time you posted it either.
Christopher Jones
>Andrew Garfield
DROPPED
its on RuTracker
Jaxson Bell
Recommend this as well. Damn good movie actually. It kind of lost me after the middle for a while but I was wrong.
Jordan Edwards
The Sting (1973) is pretty comfy.
Ayden Torres
I actually liked this.
Alexander Hall
Duel (1971)
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Steven Spielbergs first movie, very impressive what he pulled off in 1971, it actually feels like a mid 80s movie.
Henry Reed
Only thing that bothered my was that Zero Wolf (Raoul Max Trujillo) looked out of place.
All actors looked authentically Mayian to me as an outsider. But Raoul looked totally different, he had a European nose, was taller, had lighter eyes, completely different facial shape. He just made the movie seem cheaper by his appearance imho.
Loved everything else.
Easton Flores
Twin Town
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If you can get past the thick Welsh accents, there's a funny, charming little indie film full of quirky and bizarre characters.
Gabriel White
It Always Rains on Sunday
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A view into one post-war family in the East-End of London
Great stuff from Ealing Studios it feels surprisingly fresh for a film from the late 40s