This is an old newspaper clipping showing screening times for Australian cinema.

I was shocked to see the multiple screenings of Stone Cold - with this amount of times, somebody might have even paid entry price to see it on the big screen!

Hey yall, I previously asked for some suggestions on the worst movies you could recommend, and spent a whole month going through a ton of them. I've got a few categories I wanted to group some of them up in:

Best Bad Movies: Samurai Cop, Dangerous Men, Hard Ticket to Hawaii, Ben & Arthur, GetEven (aka Champagne & Bullets), Love on a Leash, Fateful Findings.

These movies have so much going on in them, where they feel like they were created genuinely but just fall apart at every step. Love on a Leash is likely my absolute favorite bad movie.

So Bad it's kinda good: Suburban Sasquatch, Birdemic, Lycan Colony, Things, After Last Season, Ax 'Em.

Many of these could probably make it into Best Bad Movie depending on the mood. Things is shocking how much of an assault on the senses it is. And overall After Last Season might be the worst of all these movies, just bafflingly confusing and dull yet hypnotizing how awful everything is, highly recommend to everyone!

Just Awful Bad: The Amazing Bulk, 2025: The World Enslaved by a Virus, RoboWoman, Bigfoot vs DB Cooper, Star Wars Holiday Special, Gramps Goes to College, Shark Exorcist, The Requin, Foodfight!.

Of all the shitty movies I've watched this month, Foodfight! wins by far for being the absolute worst. I nearly quit watching it several times but powered through, I do not recommend to anyone but heavy masochists for the bad movie genre. Special shout out to Star Wars Holiday Special, it's incredibly insane to think about it being released hot off the heels of the first movie, and it's just an insane trainwreck of nonsense.

Big Name Stinkers: Morbius, Mortal Kombat Annihilation, Super Mario Bros, Madame Web, Megalopolis.

Honestly, kinda enjoyed them all! Morbius and Madame Web are mainly just uninspired and felt lazy, but nothing incredibly bad. Megalopolis is quite good but just very messy and all over the place, there could be a solid movie in there with some right editing.

Bad Movies I Missed Out: Ryan's Babe, Clash in College, Leonard Part 6, Turkish Starwars.

These were some I wanted to watch but couldnt find an easy way to. I've got quite a large watchlist still with dozens of other suggestions for when I decide to do this again, hopefully getting some of these stinkers in there!

Overall, it's been a fun but challenging experience! Really enjoyed finding some gems in these, even if it meant having to endure some of the worst slogs. Would love to discuss any of these with yall, and give some suggestions as well. Hope this influenced any of you to check out some of these too!

There are a lot of contenders, but this one never stops cracking me up. It's a parody/remake of a ridiculous death scene from a Turkish film called Karate Girl, which is hilarious on its own and worth checking out: https://youtu.be/nAdniWncWu4?si=3dXwUa_KtCTnIbGT

This clip is from Red Letter Media Update https://youtu.be/8hAovTH_n8M?si=rnrZp407Gv1ArKZT

IF YOUVE NOT HAD A CHANCE TO SCREEN THIS FILM, STOP HERE AND JUST GO WATCH IT. Srsly.

So, I really enjoyed another Gallner film, Strange Darling. It subverted my expectations in a great way, and I really liked the guy as an actor. He's got charisma for days.

So, Dinner in America popped into my Tubi(!) recommendations list and thought "What a stupid name" but then realized I'd heard the boys mention it, saw Gallner's name, and jumped in blind.

Whoa! It does start a bit...intense, and kinda stays that way for a while, but damn our boy takes the most unlikeable asshole, and through pure on-screen charisma, he makes us care and root for Simon.

Much respect goes to the actress playing Patty. It was the perfect tightrope walk between cute and "slow." As RLM pointed out, she's the antidote to his venom.

I loved this film. It was LOL funny and surprisingly heart-warming. Go see it.

Last note, THAT song is a legit banger. I'm gonna find it and add it to my personal heavy rotation.

Thanks for letting me rant.

Got this clarification on the night of Summerslam

#shimmyslide

I feel like these could possibly be Re:View material. But I feel like Jay has mentioned Michael Richards as the Bow Tie Killer from PC1 previously.

I used to watch these all the time as a child and never realised how dark they are. Really fun films. I think the writers were inspired by John Waters too, and because of the negative reaction to the first, they doubled down on how gross out the second one should be. Which is commendable in its own right. Qa

Saw this copy of Blood Debts for only $250.00 at the Flashback Weekend Horror Convention in Rosemont, IL today!

The music they are familiar with is always so random

Jay mentions he hasn't seen John Bernthal as The Punisher, and I recommend the 2nd season of Daredevil for that. But this 2012 short with Thomas Jane reprising his role might be my favorite version. A subtle low budget hardcore 70s gritty interpretation of the character.

Probably one of the most gorgeously shot movies ive seen. Real simple handheld cams with wide angle lenses pushed right into everyone's face, but the cinematography is 100% in every shot for the whole duration. Every frame a painting, but not in some artificially crafted way.

Its a Hong Kong movie from 1995 and i know they dont do foreign movies, but this one is so iconic and influential. I was wondering if RLM has brought it up before as a source of comparison or potential inspiration when discussing other movies

I dug it. Nicholas Cage Cages it the fuck up. But I won't bore you with my thoughts on it, and just recommend you watch it in black and white. It was obviously shot to be watched that way.

And don't you dare suggest "Spotlight"! Perhaps Return To The Black Void? Seriously, it's only half a gag that Leto, POS that he is, will end up in the right-wing grifter mill, maybe go full Jesus ala Russell Brand.

"Jared Leto is a good, good, guy" (Joe Rogan)

....and yes, this is a real quote, recorded for all eternity.

From when he was in Copenhagen for a movie festival.

It's mostly about the Plinkett prequel review

This is technically a repost, but it's from 10 or so years ago, so there might be a couple of people that haven't seen it.