Lizzayn

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PFP: the giallo actress Edwige Fenech, partly because she is an amazing cult actress and partly because her name is Edwige Fenech. Banner: my Letterboxd fav first time watches from the last month Pinned skeet: current read

Randomly checked my stats today. Curious to see how it will change by the end of December. I love when a random character actor shows up unexpectedly on cast stats

Letterboxd 2026 director and cast stats

When writing a review on #Letterboxd (and this refers to #Letterboxd reviews only) you are given the ability to select “this review contains spoilers” from the panel. (The default is NO SPOILERS because one would assume consideration to fellow cinephiles)

The bottom of the Letterboxd review panel with the default options that it is a first-time watch, no spoilers, and anyone can reply. Clicking on any of these allows you to change the review to a rewatch or to protect readers from spoilers. Or protect you from people you don’t want to read your review.

Checking out vintage knitting patterns and stumbled across this bad boy. What’s worse, knowing a 70s footie hooligan was about to kick seven shades out of you or that he was doing it dressed like Where’s Waldo/Where’s Wally?

The photo cover for a vintage knitting pattern featuring a football scarf a bobble cap set

Nov 12th 1955 - The Hill Valley clock tower was struck by lightning, George decked Biff and saved Lorraine, Marty travelled Back to the Future. 📽️📅 Back to the Future (1985)

3 Screenshots from the movie "Back to the Future" (1985): First, a close-up of a young man and woman dressed in 1950s attire, gazing affectionately at each other on a dance floor, evoking a pivotal romantic moment. Second, a digital display showing "Nov 12, 1955" as the destination date, central to the film's time-travel plot. Third, an image of the town clock tower at night, with a dramatic lightning bolt striking the clock

We are saddened to hear that actor Stacy Keach has passed away at 85. Among his many credits, horror fans will recognize him for ROAD GAMES, John Carpenter’s BODY BAGS, and CHILDREN OF THE CORN 666: ISAAC'S RETURN. Our deepest condolences to his family, friends, and fans. 🖤

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R.I.P. Stacy Keach. You were a fantastic actor and always memorable in every role. I watched Road Games only last week. Of course, growing up I knew him as Mike Hammer.

Stacy Keach as Mike Hammer