Tonight's viewing: The Great Santini (1979). Directed by Lewis John Carlino. Starring (of course) Robert Duvall, Blythe Danner, David Keith (not Keith David).
I've never seen this one. Had the book on my shelf for a while. If there's any day to see it, today is the one.
They must be using AI or something cause I saw him die. Or disappear forever anyway.
Ok. Officially headed to Star Trek Las Vegas.
I mean, it's the 60th anniversary. I had to.
In this case, I think it applies directly.
Tonight's viewing: Into the Night (1985). Directed by John Landis. Starring Jeff Goldblum, Michelle Pfeiffer, and a boat load of other famous faces in small roles and cameos including David Bowie.
Is it the best Landis movie?
Well, if I'm honest, it might be my favorite.
Tonight's viewing: Sudden Fear (1952). Directed by David Miller. Staring Joan Crawford, Jack Palance, Gloria Graham.
Thank the maker for Kanopy recommendations. This is right up my alley.
Tonight viewing: Sinners (2025). Directed by Ryan Coogler. Staring Michael B. Jordan, Michael B. Jordan, Miles Caton, Hailee Steinfeld, Wunmi Mosaku, Delroy Lindo.
One of those movies so good you really need to talk to someone about it right away.
I hope they put an industrial shredder on the front lawn and invite people to come and throw Trump's stupid shit into it.
What the fuck is this?
A Closer Look!
Tonight's viewing: Predator Badlands (2025). Directed by Dan Trachtenberg. Starring Elle Fanning, Elle Fanning, Dimitrius Koloamatangi.
It was a ton of fun.
Tonight's viewing: Sweet Smell of Success (1957). Directed by Alexander Mackendrick. Starring Burt Lancaster, Jamie Lee Curtis' dad Tony Curtis.
My god the dialogue in this was just next level. Proto-Mamet. Or maybe Ur-mamet.
RIP Sam Kirk
Is there just no way to call the cops on these people who are terrorizing the neighborhood.
"It's like you're always stuck in 2nd Warp..."
"So no one told you it was gonna break-away..."
Tonight's viewing: The Prophecy (1995). Directed by Gregory Widen. Starring Chris Walken, Eric Stoltz, Virginia Madsen.
It's been so long since I've seen this, I can't even count it. I was probably a teenager. I hear it's still good.
Love Brockmire.
Sulwho?
Tonight's viewing: Body Bags (1993). Directed by John Carpenter and Tobe Hooper.
Starring @markhamillofficial.bsky.social , Stacy Keach, Alex Datcher and a TON of cameos like Wes Craven, Roger Corman, Sam Raimi... just so many.
One of Hamill's wildest performances!
Tonight's viewing: Prophecy (1979). Directed by John Frankenheimer. Starring Talia Shire, Robert Foxworth, Armand Assante.
As a kid at the video store the cover always drew me, but I never rented it.
Tonight's viewing: Klute (1971). Directed by Alan J. Pakula. Starring Donald Sutherland, Jane Fonda, Roy Scheider.
Been a long while since I first watched this one. Makes you miss how they used to make movies in the 70s.
I do fear that Trump will have troops shoot people protesting. He just doesn't care anymore.
Seth gonna go tell these guys to shave or be fired? What a ponce.
Sure. Left wing terrorism is at an all time high, going from 3% of domestic terror fatalities to 4%. Right wing terrorism on the other hand has dipped to an all time low of 95%
So technically, yeah.
Tonight's viewing: The Swimmer (1968). Directed by Frank Perry. Written by Eleanor Perry based on the John Cheever short story.
Staring Burt Lancaster.
Like the story, a captivating exercise in not spelling out what's going on.
They actually can't make em like this anymore.
Jordan yes. Powell no.
Jonas Gumby lives!
