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>Film director James Garrick (John Nolan) has produced a film about Mad Dolly, a witch who made a deal with the devil to gain vengeance on those who sought to execute her. Garrick insists the film is based on his own family history and when a series of mysterious and gruesome deaths occur after a preview screening it seems he is more right than he ever knew. This second collaboration from Fantastiq guests Norman J. Warren and David McGillivray took inspiration from Dario Argento’s Suspiria to create a stylish chiller which features some extremely effective set pieces shot in gorgeous swathes of colour.
Austin Carter
Yeah
Mason Hill
give me a film
Caleb Myers
Of Cooks and Kung Fu
Juan Bell
sup
Kevin Jenkins
I checked that akerman on youtube, and the quality is too bad. I won't sub it, sorry.
Brayden Morgan
get the one off kg
Owen Garcia
Same shit. Judging by the screens the source is the same and the audio will still be shit. It's esp annoying since a kid seems to be talking a lot.
Night of the Hunter and Brief Encounters were absolute masterpieces of their respective genres.
The Trial was great but I think that was mostly to the credit of Kafka rather than Welles. The last act was marvelous but everything before wasn't as visually inspired by Kafka as it should have been in my opinion.
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf is 130 min of horrible sick people being horrible and sick. Almost entirely carried by the dialogue (which is exceptional). I can see how Ucho was heavily inspired by it. If you like dramas about diseased relationships, I'd highly suggest it, but that's not really my cup of tea.
Ian Russell
Glad you liked Brief Encounter, amazing portrait of British frustration and self-loathing of the time.
Brody Foster
>The Trial was great but I think that was mostly to the credit of Kafka rather than Welles.
Did Kafka direct The Trial?
Leo Rodriguez
I loved how it was able to capture romance in an incredibly powerful and intimate way.
No. What I meant is that the story is great, but I can't applaud Welles for it because he only adapted it and I don't think he adapted it particularly well.
Jeremiah Jenkins
He's made a career out of adapting run of the mill mass release paperbacks and he's always made them interesting. So while I'm surprised that he might chose this project, I'm looking forward to what his eye can do for that material.
letterboxd.com/ReneEsquerra/ now that I think about it, i can not remember how it ended, its been a while since i saw it, but for some reason always comes to my mind
also some approved /lbg/ post-apocalyptic film
Sebastian Flores
what are some /lbg/ approved , i mean.
Zachary Perez
O-bi O-ba! The End of Civilization A Boy and His Dog The Time Machine The Road Phase IV Southland Tales
Kayden Roberts
kill yourself pedo tourist spic
Christian Richardson
Resident Evil films by PWSA. Pure kino.
Parker Wright
what a faggot, you are the guy who comes to Sup Forums to shit on people and to not talk films, tourist faggot. yeah, i also love those world war z movies, right?
what? as if icould list all i've watched over the years,and feel kinda pretentious trying to mention them all.
Joshua Adams
f-fabs? is that you?
Anthony Williams
always am friend!
Isaiah Phillips
Why would you follow vexembryo and that fag from [s4s]?
Luis Martin
I wish I were Fabsy
Brody Myers
>that fag from [s4s] Who?
Joseph Martinez
Sylvydra
Isaiah Gonzalez
/who/ vs /lbg/ which would win inna fight
Joshua Lewis
/who/ here,
/lbg/ would destroy us with their taste alone and impregnate our gf's by just looking at them
Logan Scott
Who /justlogs/ here
Reviews are for pretentious autists
Liam Price
>autists What did he mean by this?
Gavin Bell
I want to vomit
Samuel Johnson
Could you please delete this comment, user? I've been told that Ava will be visiting this thread later tonight and I'd really like her to feel comfortable and at home here so that she may become a regular contributor. Such remarks as yours don't serve to foster the healthy, welcoming environment of spirited intellectual debate and brotherly camaraderie that /lbg/ should aim to present, not just to Ava but to any new visitors to this place. I'm sure you'll do the right thing now that I've laid it out for you. Best.
I'm honestly shocked at the current state of this website. Yeah, we made racist jokes sometimes, but it was all fun, right? At the end of the day, we all voted for Obama, we all supported gay marriage, and we all opposed racist conservative christians. But now? Our entire fucking site is subverted because of fucking nazis.
The internet is OUR platform. the LIBERAL platform. Racism, sexism, misogyny, were all confirmed to be left in the past because millenials are the most left-wing generation of all time. So why in the FUCK, do we still have to deal with nazis IN TWENTY-FUCKING-SEVENTEEN? Despite how much you wanna cry about how it's just a conspiracy and a boogeyman, Russian hackers ARE real, and this site is proof. We went from one of the most liberal sites in the world to supporting Orange Fucking Hitler? Nah, that's not normal progression because people only get more liberal with age, just like how you get smarter with age.
Threads like these just show that we need MUCH more strict moderation around here. I'm sick of all of this shit. Fuck Nazis, Fuck Fascists, Fuck Hitler, Fuck Trumpf, Fuck White Pride, and FUCK REPUBLICANS. Just fucking nuke this site already.
Aaron Peterson
Had to listen to a women at a cinema slap down (event at my college where people debate films) argue about why she didn't like the movie. She said it was too dark and hard to watch whilst agreeing with her opposer that it's socially relevant. Lady, if you hate what this film makes you feel than it needs to exist. Social satire exists to be a catalyst for change. It's not just saying "hey this part of society is fucked up," movies like this are made to make us reflect and make changes. If some moron kills a dog bc of this that isn't on the filmmaker. This movie is critiquing us, and if you don't like where we're headed than you should be happy that we're aware of it and are discussing it. Don't tuck this away if you're scared, it's the movie you need to see.
