When he did that Trump freestyle it made me feel really old. Eminem went from being controversial, rebellious and edgy to being a conformist pantywaist aping mainstream celebrity-politics. https://www.theguardian.com/music/2017/dec/07/the-woke-slim-shady-understanding-eminem-in-the-age-of-trump" onc...

The Treatment (2014) - A serialkillerfilm where a tormented detective attempts to track down a pedo-ring. There's a handful of excellent crimefilms from Belgium and this is near the top of the list. The payoff is great and it is generally a wellcrafted movie. The Double Lover (2017) - This is Franco...

Better Watch Out (2017) - Decent Christmas-themed comedy-thriller. War for the Planet of the Apes (2017) - My favorite in the series. Each movie got better. Hounds of Love (2017) - Grim Australian kidnapthriller. Not very memorable. The Girl on the Train (2016) - I thought this would be some trashy ...

It (2017) - Not bad but this is a bit of a pointless remake. The clown isn't as creepy and some of the children are very bad actors. The fat kid in particular. Wake In Fright (2017) - The movie was turned in to a miniseries. The lead is a bit dull and the movie doesn't recreate the tension of the or...

The Crucifixion (2017) - Director of modern horror classic Frontiere(s) returns to the genre with this excorcismfilm. Shot in Romania it looks gorgeous but falls short of the standards the director set for himself about 10 years ago. Jungle (2017) - Harry Potter is lost in the Bolivian jungle. This ...

mother! is a horrorfilm. Most of the film plays like a haunted-house horror. Also the main feeling the movie impresses on the viewer is horror. Not sure how much horror-y you want it to be. It annoys me a bit that whenever there is an intellectually ambitious horrorfilm people want to call it a "psy...

The movie wouldn't have been as good without the rightwing Christian themes. Not just because they're superior values and refreshing in contrast to the leftwing cliches most films revovle around, but they add depth to the characters and the story and really give the feeling that something important ...

^ It was tremendous. What a film. So much brutal asskicking, not from start to finish but in swift, devastating blows. Some cool pro-family characterization as well which really ups the stakes as you follow Vaughn descend in to hell. He was excellent too, by the way. The director is 2/2 and made an ...

The Wave (2015) - Geiranger, Norway, is one of the most beautiful places I have visited. One of the mountains of the fjord is in danger of eroding, however, which would cause a tsunami and destroy the village. This is a disasterfilm built on that premise. It's gloriously epic and everything a film i...

I didn't get that feeling. To me it felt like Larry never left, right from the first scene.

Love what appears to be the general narrative of the season. Very excited to see where he goes with it, and in particular how far he goes.

I watch a lot of nature docus but don't normally care much for fish and whatever happens in the ocean, but PE2 was unbelievably good so I will give this a chance.

^ Loved it, as expected. But everyone else at the cinema absolutely hated it, from what I could gather. Some walkouts too. Think many people were anticipating something fairly accesible like Black Swan or The Wrestler and got a von Trier-like fistfuck in the face instead. It's really a must-go cinem...

Berlin Syndrome (2017) - Aus lady in Berlin meets a guy who traps her in his appartment. It's a decent enough film with some tense moments but I wouldn't go further than that. A Dark Song (2017) - A bereaved lady hires an occult man to summon a spirit via an extensive ritual. This is a really intere...

Message from the King (2017) - Fabrice du Welz, who usually directs really solid movies (Calvaire, Vinyan, Alleluia), was hired to directs this revengeflick about a Capetonian coming to LA to search for his sister. The look of the film and the score is really good and the guy who will star as Black ...

This is going to be the best film ever. Just recently I was wondering what Aronofsky is up to.

Zulu (2013) - Cape Town buddycop film with Ghost Dog and Orlando Bloom. Making a post-apartheid Lethal Weapon is a pretty genius idea and the grim tone and tense action was spot-on, but the eleborate conspiracy made the story messy rather than the tightly-knit thriller it would have been otherwise. ...

I just realized it's actually happening! Oct 20.

Maybe I'm not representative of his fanbase but I deleted this album from my hard-drive instantly and put on Pulling Strings instead.

Auto-tune sucks balls. It's a shame to hear such a dope rapper fag his style up like that.

I would be quite excited to see this.

Are any of the Manson films any good btw? Or documentaries? I don't know too much about what happened but I'm not sure I'm interested enough to read a book about it, which would prob be the right choice.

White people being intimidated by Jay "the sunken place" Z is just too funny to wrap my head around.

Support black-owned business' with all white employees!

It Comes at Night (2017) - I had managed to avoid knowing much about it going in and left the theater satisfied. Can see the reactions to the film have been split between reviewers who don't really like/know horror who are praising it (The Guardian actually had to invent the term post-horror to cate...

Finally Aussie survival horror is back! This is one of my most anticipated films right now.



On VOD the 21st

Secuestrados gets extra props from me because of the perfect use of splitscreen and for traumatizing the audience of middle aged women who went to see it at the same screening as me, for some reason. I bet they thought they liked Spanish films because they'd seen some Almodovar and Del Toro. The Age...

Its probably his secondbest solo album

No Limit Top Dogg had a handful of classics that are better than anything on Tha Last Meal but the rest was awful.

I love Nate Dogg's Steve Miller Band karaoke on track #3. Lots of songs to enjoy on the album but it had too many awkward features and too much filler. Xz fell completely off the map after this album which is a shame. Leading up to the release he had a legendary run of features for Snoop, Dre, Kurup...

I was brushing imaginary sand off my body the whole time.

Only read The Box Man from Abe which made me laugh and made my head spin simultaneously trying to keep up with the narrative.

Get Me Roger Stone (2017) - This documentary is a lot of fun and gives you the interesting story about the most infamous guy in American politics. Some of the anti-Trump talkingheads are a bit annoying but other than that this is topquality infotainment. Pyromaniac (2016) - Skjoldbjærg is perhaps No...

Is The Wailing really that good? Keep falling asleep every time I try to watch it on Netflix. The start is a bit rough but I was entranced for the better part of the film. The Japanese character is just awesome. Ziekefons made a great call re: Wolf. I also forgot Dheepan and Victoria, two other upp...

Blue is the Warmest Colour (2013) This one looks odd next to the other movies. Haven't seen it myself though. Unmentioned films, that I can think of right now, which are up there, would be: Silence (by Scorsese) Animal Kingdom I Saw the Devil The Yellow Sea / The Wailing (same director) I feel like...

DMX by far. The guests are carrying NORE for most of the album IMO and the beats are good but a bit generic. IDAHIH has its own unique sound and feeling throughout plus the songs are much more personal and memorable. By comparison NORE seems pasted together by marketing people from his recordcompany...