Movies

VHS versions are my favorite.

At the drive in!!

Just finished watching "Fat City" (1972)

Just finished watching "Sinners" (2025)

I want to see this. I've heard awesome things. Anyone seen it yet?

Just finished watching "Menace II Society" (1993)

This is my favorite film of all time.

This is how you know you have the best horror loving friends. When I told them @Emily Richardson was watching sleepaway camp for the first time here were their responses 🤣

@Emily Richardson and I have been watching films that were interesting in due to theme and aesthetics, and Pariah was the film we picked last night. This movie felt real and grounded and broke your heart the way life can and will. It was a beautiful film.

Gonna check this one out

Watching this one tonight on this scorching Augtober evening.

What a silly fun film.

Before all the rest, there was. HEATHERS. So brilliant. What’s your damage man?

Wanted a fun fall film.

So excited to see this one on vhs

Rewatching this one… but this time on VHS

First thoughts

We found it on VHS and now we’re home and watching it.

I’ve been waiting since I was a teenager to watch this one! So excited.

What a wild movie @Emily Richardson @Rebecca

We can share audio memos now

I'm going to attempt to find some time to watch Companion today. Has anyone seen it? What are your thoughts?

Anyone watched sinners?

Gonna start sharing the movies I'm watching to review here.....watched this yesterday! (Review to follow) Always open to feedback and others' thoughts

Watching Insidious again for a project and here are my thoughts so far. … this one feels predominantly handheld. Real loose, natural, almost doc-style in spots. But then there are these moments where the camera slows down and gets super steady, and it feels wrong in a rad way. Like when the entity shows up, the whole vibe shifts. Suddenly you’re not in the room anymore. You’re being watched. And then it slips right back into handheld like nothing happened. It’s subtle but you FEEL it.

Watched Bring Her Back because I’m going to be DP’ing a project that’s pulling some visual inspiration from it. It’s a dark film. Not just in the way it looks, but in what it sits with. I’m usually pretty critical of these modern family-trauma horror stories. A lot of them feel like they just want to shock or suffocate you. But this one had heart. It didn’t feel like it wanted to punish the audience. It had something to say, and the characters felt real. I appreciate it the fact it didn't use grief as a set dressing. It had real opinions and I felt them.