Your good friend, Chris Normal
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I showed a medieval peasant a clip from "Girls Gone Wild" and he immediately came in his pants, I saw cum dripping down his leg into his Jordans which I also gave him
Incredible bit that none of the Bluth family kids use their given names. It's so subtle that it's barely even recognisable as a running joke
He was such a jackass even before it was revealed he was cheating. I would never do that to Julia
Aug 5th - Julia Sullivan (Drew Barrymore) is due to marry Glenn Gulia, making her Mrs Julia Gulia. 📽️📅 The Wedding Singer (1998)
If Evil Dead needs to be franchised like all other horror properties, then using it as an avenue in which Sam Raimi can give money to promising indie horror filmmakers to make their own take on the Evil Dead formula is probably the best way to do it
If we pushed Australian low-budget horror production hard (which we should!) and marketed them overseas, you'd get the element you need to make Australians see Australian films: the approval of non-Australians
Yes we should, but also, Aussie horror like Leviticus does poorly at the Australian box office. A film like Penny Lane is Dead has also failed at the box office. It's one thing to make films that service an international market, but it's another to try and get Aussie audiences to them.
Thanks to everyone who voted for me tonight. I know my ideas are weird and foreign to some, but I make this promise to those who voted for me and those who didn't. Elect me this November, and I will make sure every American gets explosive diarrhea
I don't want to point any fingers but I do actually and a big chunk of this is your fault mate. Jesus Christ.
"it looks like you're using an adblocker to visit our site." yep! ha ha! it rocks!
idk man i just think we could maybe do with three less shows about cops in the outback discovering horrific crimes and/or cults per year
australia makes great low-budget horror, fantasy, and genre film. we should be making more of it. #tv #film #cinema #australia
Australia is ready to take advantage of cinema's low-budget genre boom | ScreenHub: Film, TV, Streaming and Games
The box office success of mid-budget genre films like Obsession should be a learning lesson for Australian cinema.
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This is part of a much bigger problem with Australian films. Nobody turns up to them. And honestly, why would you? Penny Lane is Dead screened at film festivals. Had great turnout there. But it launches on Shudder in the US soon. So, a lot of people will just VPN and access it that way.
Yes we should, but also, Aussie horror like Leviticus does poorly at the Australian box office. A film like Penny Lane is Dead has also failed at the box office. It's one thing to make films that service an international market, but it's another to try and get Aussie audiences to them.
australia makes great low-budget horror, fantasy, and genre film. we should be making more of it. #tv #film #cinema #australia
Old Looney Tunes with YouTube thumbnails like Yosemite Sam TOTAL MELTDOWN over Varmint
from our friend @shadelock.bsky.social, this is basically what this week's WATT is like
Season 2 of Community is one of the best written season of TV ever made. Not a single wasted or bad episode in the lot
Saw this picture and trying to figure out the Diddy Kong situation is leading me down a rabbit hole that can only end with me rejecting the moon landing
Aug 4th 1997 - Skynet, the world's first Automated Defense Network, was activated. 📽️📅 Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)
This is a classic case of a specific type of guy who got "hot" and no longer felt that they had to compensate with their personality
He will never understand that being "the fat guy from Superbad" is infinitely better than being "the martial arts chud nobody likes"
Everyone -- everyone -- likes a fat guy more than what Jonah Hill spent all that time transforming back into: rich LA trash
He will never understand that being "the fat guy from Superbad" is infinitely better than being "the martial arts chud nobody likes"
Enough love letters to cinema. We need a gentle but firm chat to cinema, a stern word with cinema, an intervention out of deep concern for cinema