Mindbender talks about kissing men in this clip and there is also some stuff about Eminem being gay.

Mindbender Futurama wrote:They know about me... but corporations fear me.

Been watching a bit of stuff from Netflix The Night Comes For Us (2018) - Perhaps the most hardhitting and violent action film in recent memory. But it lacks the interesting characters and setting of for instance BuyBust, which makes TNCFU a bit forgettable. If you could combine the strengths of eac...

Terrified (2017) - This paranormal Argentinian horror is full of fun scares and had a really good atmosphere similar to Ju-On. Very impressed with this. Hagazussa (2017) - The stunning alps is the perfect setting for this creepy tale of a lonely woman loosing her bearings. The acting of the lead is ...

I tried to google the album and nothing came up. You don't even seem to have promoted it on your Twitter.

But I did enjoy this...
Is that one of your girlfriends?

Do you have a link for the interview?

gusty wingers wrote:does he go into #trannygate at all?

I clicked through a bit of the album and wherever I landed there was some sort of reference to trannies within 10 seconds.

This film is everything I wanted it to be. Haven't seen every von Trier film but this is my favorite of his and perhaps it is the best serial killer film ever made, at least if you narrow it down to the killer-POV films (American Psycho, Henry, etc.) rather than cop-POV (Se7en, Silence of the Lambs,...

I really enjoyed this film. Felt like an awesome 2 hour heavy metal music video. Didn't really understand what the guy with the caged tiger was about. I understand the symbolism of the tiger in the context of the movie but not the character of the guy. Nicky Cage feels misunderstood, it appears: Nic...

What were the other films? I have actually seen On the Job but remember absolutely nothing about it - not even if I liked it. It bothered me so I skimmed a bit through this thread but couldn't find my comments about it. Apparently there's a sequel currently in post production. Reading through this t...

BuyBust (2018) - A film about the Pinoy drugwars with a fairly insane bodycount racking up in a Manila slum. The police characters are all portrayed well and the directing and use of scenery is pretty much perfectly used to amp up tension before the party starts. What follows is 90 minutes of stabbi...

The other HHI comp is up on YT as well apparently

Was never a fan of Pip Skid but I'm down with Mcenroe. Dope producer with hardhitting critique of capitalism:



I will not shop a certain way to satisfy a quota!

Hi69nL_VrTE Climax (2018) - I thought Gaspar Noe's peak was behind him but this is his best film. A French crew of streetdancers drink sangria spiked with LSD at an afterparty and crazed primate behaviour is unleashed with some terrifying freakouts and a level of intensity very few films have ever ...

Apostle is great but not GOAT. Felt like a miniseries crammed in to a feature with a few too many standard cult plotpoints and some hammy dialogue. That being said it's beautiful and very atmospheric - maybe it's just me who would have preferred a lean 100 min revenge film. The name Gareth Evans com...

His career highlight was offering comical relief on otherwise flawless songs. "My mouth stays dry cuz I swallowed the struggle" + "my tapes stay at the beginning cuz that's how they rewind". This is from the SC wiki: In 2004, Lord Superb, formerly of Raekwon's American Cream Team and a collaborator ...

I would recommend this to anyone who doesn't get offended so easily and enjoys slow-paced macabre movies. :myjah: I remember seeing the trailer and skimming reviews thinking this film would either be awesome or painfully dull. Cop (1988) - Another Ellroy novel adapted for film. James Woods tries to...

Satan's Slaves (2018) - I've been a fan of Joko Anwar since The Forbidden Door and once again he comes through with a solid horror very similar to Hereditary in plot. The end starts to feel a little silly but it is generally a nice exercise in atmosphere and style. Creep (2010) - It's quite impressi...

So Netflix are dropping two almost certainly awesome films within a week in Oct. I don't like them much as a company but forced to reconsider now. Anyone who throws money at Gareth Evans and gory kung fu deserves respect. Ideally those of us not currently living near a decent film festival should be...

Die Hölle / Cold Hell / Inferno (2017) - Asskicking Turk-descended capdriver is stalked by a serialkiller in Vienna after she witnesses one of his crimes. The lead lady is amazing and I hope to see her in more films. This film has heavy giallo overtones and is a lot of fun. Captive (2012) - Islamist...

Incident in a Ghost Land (2018) - I'm very pleased that madman Pascal Laugier known from Martyrs finally came through with another quality horror. It's basically a homeinvasion film with a brilliant narrative gimmick I haven't seen anywhere else. The ogre, one of the two antagonist, is one of the be...

Stress by OK has many of my favorite jazzy tracks. Black Sunday, Keep It Koming, Let's Organize and more.

Speaking of Common I think Dilla's work on LWFC is up there with some of the best.

FF had two brilliant straight up jazz tracks on the Project Blowed comp:

Paradox / Kill Zone 3 (2017) - I haven't seen the rest of the trilogy but feel tempted to after seeing this one. Badass HK cop goes to Thailand to find his abducted daughter. Basically an Asian Taken. The setpieces are all hardhitting with an awesome rooftop chase being the highlight. Great use of t...

What's the verdict on this?

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2018/jul/20/sorry-to-bother-you-boots-riley" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Sorry to Bother You: is Boots Riley’s new film this year’s Get Out? A rip-roaring tale of code-switching and capitalism, it’s the most significant state-of-the-nation satire si...

First ep was really funny.

Who is watching this?

Glad I saw this film before the soy segment ruined it.

It's neither terrible nor great. It's an interesting take on familiar horror tropes with some good highs and awful lows.

^ I doubt anybody from here attended the Cannes festival

We'll know if it's good some time in autumn but I don't see why it wouldn't be, if you like von Trill.

This was good. It didn't have a scene as intense as the highway scene in the first but there are plenty of standout moments. Glad Emily Blunt's dull character isn't in it or replaced by a similar character. More focus on Brolin and Del Toro serves the film well. First hour is incredible and we are t...

My impression after listening to more of his stuff is that every song sounds exactly the same in terms of beats, rhymes and flow. That's not necess a criticism, just an observation.

I listened to the album Spartan linked in the check in thread because I mistakenly read the title as "Black Angel of Croydon". That was very solid with a consistent sound.