Essential Coli-members what's the last thing you watched?

[OmegaK2099]

I have been on this horror kick to inspire my creative writing process and whew! So much piff breh its not even funny:

Movie went from hilarious to downright disturbing AF. As a spiritual marsupial, this really hits layers with the walk on faith and the temptations that comes with being righteous.

Eh...beyond the infamous head explosion, this flick was obviously phoned in as the plot went from alright to . I'm surprised my hand did not go through the television with these damn plotholes. Plus, the flick was wild slow outside the infamous scene.

Underrated flick. There's something about 90s horror that hits different. The aggression, the corniness, meta commentary, and over the top violence.

fukkery...so much fukkery

Got def by temptation sitting on my shelf, bit hesitant because it's a Troma release

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Got def by temptation sitting on my shelf, bit hesitant because it's a Troma release

BREH WATCH IT EXPEDITIOUSLY!!

Seriously, don't let the goofy production company fool you. They did the most with that budget and the ending results, you would think that it was another company, than goofy ass Troma

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

Re-watching Hannibal season 2

 

[OmegaK2099]

 

[OmegaK2099]

Was jonah hill being an annoying fat piece of shyt supposed to be funny in 21 Jump Street? The Swag era was so cringe

 

[Wise]

Cape Fear
Owning Mahowny
A Perfect Murder

I tried to post the movie posters onto here but I’m on an ipad and don’t know how

 

[Sunshine]

Currently rewatching Season 1 of the masterpiece that is Breaking Bad.

Before that, I watched Final Destination 5, Poltergeist and Rosemary's Baby.

 

[Ribbs]

Back like he never left. And that open ending for a second season

Boyd Holbrook seems to be finding his footing as an antagonist

 

[daemonova]

Uplifting story that did its job well of pulling on the heartstrings. I could see where things were headed, but it still worked on me for the most part.

Did you see wildflower on Hulu, supposedly it's the same movie.

Still Tarantino's best movie, problematicas hell though.

I still remember the 90s going into 2000s, all we had was Pulp Fiction and This. Quentin went into his fetish bag after long break with Pam Grier, and Uma Thurman, then he started doing revenge movies. It definitely left me wanting for more

 

[daemonova]

Got def by temptation sitting on my shelf, bit hesitant because it's a Troma release

It ain't gory gory but it may skew what you think of black women.

At the end if the day, it's just a movie.

Only about the beginning of the book shipping and nothing else, this was Anazon endosed but its clear, Bezos an A-hole, 5/10

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

I have been on this horror kick

Underrated flick. There's something about 90s horror that hits different. The aggression, the corniness, meta commentary, and over the top violence.

Body parts. Now there's a forgotten flick from the 90s. Used to catch it all the time back in the day on cable.

 

[Boonapalist]

This is not an easy movie to get through

 

[TheNatureBoy]

More goofy in spots than I expected. The Ezra Miller version of Barry has a lot of spastic, obnoxious energy. As someone who watched The Flash on The CW for 9 seasons, a lot of the core story beats and ultimate resolution were familiar to me. Some okay moments, but nothing to justify the praise it was getting from the larger WB family which I figured was marketing hype.

 

[Piff Perkins]

Really fukked with this. Great period piece about a decades long rivalry, and how perverted senses of honor destroyed two men's lives.

 

[Ribbs]

I want better for Emily Blunt and Chris Evans. Like... what are we doing here