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New Poster for KILL BILL : THE WHOLE BLOODY AFFAIR  - Exclusively in Theaters 12/5

The Barnes & Noble 50% off Criterion Collection sale has begun.

I like that this answer is mostly a rambling anecdote about HEAVEN’S GATE punctuated with a Lebowski quote.

Rest in peace to Drew Struzan, one of the greatest to have ever done it.

Oct 9th - Timecops Max Walker (Jean-Claude Van Damme) and Sarah Fielding time travel to this date, from 2004, to investigate Senator Aaron McComb's illegal time travel exploits. 📽️📅 Timecop (1994)

Sep 25th 2010 - The last recorded 187 (Murder, Death, Kill), until Simon Phoenix gets released in 2032. 📽️📅 Demolition Man (1993)

Aug 29th 1997 - Skynet become self aware. 📽️📅 Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)

Aug 4th 1997 - Skynet, the world's first Automated Defense Network, was activated. 📽️📅 Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)

How I host movie nights at home.

The Sex Perils of Paulette (1965, Doris Wishman)

Yesterday, we learned about the passing of Ted Kotcheff, director of Wake in Fright. While there is an endless celebration to be had about his versatility, especially between the brilliant but very different First Blood and Weekend at Bernie’s, we are indebted most to his vision for Wake in Fright. In 1970, the Canadian director entered the outback as an outsider to tackle an area of the Australian culture unseen on film and too close to home for many locals to stomach, in the process creating a harrowing classic. In his tribute, director Edgar Wright wrote, “Kotcheff had a way of making the ordinary feel unsettling, peeling back the layers of civilisation to expose something raw and primal underneath.” Between Ted and fellow import Nicolas Roeg (Walkabout), the Australian New Wave was able to swell and roar into the new decade, inspiring directors like Peter Weir, Gillian Armstrong, Bruce Beresford, and Fred Schepisi. The importance of Wake in Fright, and Ted Kotcheff, to our nation’s lasting and thriving cinema industry cannot be understated. We’ll crack a beer or two in his memory! Cheers, Ted 🍺

my after work plans:

@HighDefDiscNews @justinsluss Not alone, sir. Right there with ya.

Hi, I’m @justinsluss and I love bonus materials on Blu-ray releases. I don’t just love movies. I love getting to hear and see how they were made. I listen to audio commentary tracks, even if they’re not by the director. Am I alone?🤔 #PhysicalMedia #Bluray #BonusMaterials

posting my thrift store hauls

@HighDefDiscNews I had VHS for years prior to DVD, but my first DVD was the release of BLADE.

#PhysicalMedia #DVD Was DVD your first home video format? Also, what was the first DVD(s) you purchased?

It’s getting warmer out…

Cozying up with this horror gem today thanks to ⁦@Shudder⁩