MadMan
Celluloid Junkie
Member Since: 08 Apr 2006
Bio: My favorite genres are the western, horror, and comedy. I am currently getting more into older and foreign films, and I'm not a big fan of musicals or rom-coms. Right now my favorite film is The Third Man (1949).
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The Red Shoes (1948) - Rated 29 Jun 2025
"People suffering for their art is tragic, but hey there's ballet! And dancing!"
The Primevals (2023) - Rated 29 Jun 2025
"Pretty cool flick even if the acting isn't great, the yeti looks rad."
Fascination (1979) - Rated 29 Jun 2025
"A bit slow, the main character is a huge douche, but hey vampire lesbians!"
The Grapes of Death (1978) - Rated 29 Jun 2025
"The zombie people ooze goo, the female lead actually makes some good decisions and there's even a cat fight later on. Bleak flick that is one of Rollin's best, maybe he had some money for this picture. Also the beer drinkers aren't infected, alright!"
Lips of Blood (1975) - Rated 29 Jun 2025
"French Wes Anderson looking guy searches for the truth but really he's just obsessed with a pretty girl he met as a kid. Even if people have to die for his love. Some quality shots in this movie, the ending is awesome."
Requiem for a Vampire (1971) - Rated 29 Jun 2025
"Haunting, creepy, and lyrical, I dig this one."
The Nude Vampire (1970) - Rated 29 Jun 2025
"This movie had a weird atmosphere that dragged me in, even if parts were slow. The ending is beyond strange."
Terms of Endearment (1983) - Rated 29 Jun 2025
"SADNESS! The Movie. McLaine and Winger really could be mom and daughter in real life, and Nicholson plays himself to great effect. Made me feel feelings by the end."
Band of Outsiders (1964) - Rated 29 Jun 2025
"Ah so this is the movie that inspired so many others. It rules."
Materialists (2025) - Rated 29 Jun 2025
"The whole cast is great, but Chris Evans does a lot of the heavy lifting oddly enough. The subplot probably could have been dumped but it feeds into the aspect that the main character (Johnson) is not a good person, which is kind of true."
