YES!

I actually liked this better than Tetsuo... great!

Yes! That's how I feel too!! It's got the energy and surrealism of Tetsuo but with beautiful, washed-out oversaturated colors and a somewhat conventional (and even a bit sad) story. Tokyo Fist is Tsukamoto's masterpiece. It desparately needs reissued on a great, high-quality DVD.

Yeah, my favourite part was definitely the colours. Throughout the movie I was like, "this whole movie looks beautiful".

My favorite part was near the end when it shows Tsukamoto staring at the camera in like 5 or 6 different quick cuts of huge, empty, lonely scenes. He simply sadly stares at the camera. Very Kitano-like! Also, the ending scenes, the last minute there, made my spine tingle. When his face explodes with all that blood!

Yeah! Amazing!

I really need to see A Snake Of June. I had a burned DVD-R of it but it wasn't subtitled or anything.

Yeah, a Snake of June is insane. It's all blue!

It's reeeeally crazy, I'm not going to ruin it for you, but the whole movie is fairly straightforward but there are two scenes.. one in particular involving a moving rubber dick hose... that are amongst the most bizarre, surreal, ridiculous things I've ever seen.

Horrible and yet made of win
then,
Night of the Living Dead (1968)

jeff goldblum AND dick Butkus?

Kill Me Again - 8/10

Another brilliant John Dahl film.

w. it was awful.

synecdoche, ny.

anyone who saw this and liked it, i want to be your friend

One Hour Photo


Williams nailed this role. He creeps me out every time I watch this.

Dr. Eugene has a very similar movie collection to mine. Awesome.

1. People Under The Stairs - classic. 7/10
2. Susperia - incredible. 8/10
3. Deadly Blessing - crazy f'ing ending. 6/10

^looks familiar. What does the title translate to?

"let the right one in"

hmm. I think maybe I've just seen screenshots in this here thread.

Aki Kaurismäki: Laitakaupungin valot

damn, brothers Kaurismäki sure know how to make Helsinki look like a cool place. which it really isn't.

Robin Hood:Men In Tights (bleh, definitely the worst Brooks)
Now:
The Producers (need moar Gene Wilder)