Noel Thingvall
@noelct.bsky.social
Podcaster. Historian. Minnesotan. Collects far more comics, books, scripts, tv, and movies than I'll ever get to. He/Him. https://linktr.ee/noelct
#Filmsky Godzilla Minus Zero (2026) letterboxd.com/noelct/film/...
A ★★★★ review of Godzilla Minus Zero (2026)
Caught it in IMAX. Gorgeous presentation. So much vibration in my butthole from all the roaring and smashing. I don't think the story holds together as tightly and thematically as the first film, but ...
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#Filmsky The Substance (2024) letterboxd.com/noelct/film/...
A ★★★★ review of The Substance (2024)
Definitely one of the gnarliest Oscar films ever made. Magnetic performances from Moore and Qualey (and Quaid who's chewing the scenery with a fork and steak knife). Bare and frank. The grotesque pop ...
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Here's an idea. Instead of dragging your production feet on casting, do a new Bond film every three years, with a new actor every time. One and done, with one off espionage adventure stories.
Culture Crave 🍿@culturecrave.co · 2d agoThe 5 actors that have tested for the role of James Bond: • Robert Pattinson • Nicholas Hoult • Jack Lowden • Callum Turner • Josh O'Connor
#Filmsky Dead of Night (1945) letterboxd.com/noelct/film/...
A ★★★★ review of Dead of Night (1945)
Been meaning to get around to this one for years. I can see the hype. It's not only chilling, weird, and escalatingly phantasmagoric, but has a very smart script, weaving the segments and framing stor...
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You mean voice actors that are often used to reading entire novel-length audio books?
Rock Paper Shotgun@rockpapershotgun.bsky.social · 6d agoArc Raiders devs Embark insist that using genAI for voice lines was necessary, as "actors would just go crazy if they had to read all of that" https://bit.ly/3UASIrI
Got my drop into the blue waters, now let's see what kind of wave we've managed to build up.
New Lounge! @paxholley.com, @michaelmay.bsky.social, and @spidey004.bsky.social ease out of Spooky Season with conversations about socks, Mike Flanagan’s Carrie, Marvel's Tomb of Dracula, and Patrick Stewart. www.afterlunchpodcast.net/2026/11/469-...
New episode: Getting Straight (2026) Mike, Andras Jones and Bill Ackerman reopen Getting Straight (1970), then director Richard Rush talks Elliott Gould and his long-lens style. Listen here: https://www.projectionboothpodcast.com/2026/11/getting-straight-2026.html
Getting Straight (2026) | Episode 820 | The Projection Booth
Mike, Andras Jones and Bill Ackerman reopen Getting Straight (1970), then director Richard Rush talks Elliott Gould and his long-lens style.
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On The File Room this week we discuss “Field Trip”, in which Mulder and Scully are put into their own hallucinogenic pocket dimensions and learn that they really need someone to argue with in order to live overcast.fm/+ABGHvqYSM6w
#Filmsky Hallowarrior (2026) letterboxd.com/noelct/film/...
A ★★★★ review of Hallowarrior (2026)
A friend's pick for our Shudder group. A little first-time-feature awkwardness here and there, especially during some action beats, but this is otherwise a solid film with a sharp script that mashes u...
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#Filmsky Sorry to Bother You (2018) letterboxd.com/noelct/film/...
A ★★★★ review of Sorry to Bother You (2018)
Screened at a friend's movie night. A few wobbly bits here and there, but otherwise a brilliant debut film, a scathing yet also heart-felt satire about race and class in the work place, predatory CEO ...
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#Filmsky His Motorbike, Her Island (1986) letterboxd.com/noelct/film/...
A ★★★ review of His Motorbike, Her Island (1986)
Been struggling for the better part of a week to settle my thoughts on this one, but I'm still at a loss. On the surface, it's an arty, complex romance where a man falls for a woman, only to find she'...
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#Filmsky Cobra Woman (1944) letterboxd.com/noelct/film/...
A ★★ review of Cobra Woman (1944)
Catching up on a few movies I slept through a B-Fest 2026. This is pretty standard Universal jungle adventure fare in the lush wilderness of California. It's a largely nonsense script about identical ...
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#Filmsky Wildwood (2026) letterboxd.com/noelct/film/...
A ★★★★ review of Wildwood (2026)
I was so-so on the book, which I found very thin, formulaic, and quite clunky at times, and I'm still a bit surprised and confused that Laika used it as the basis for such an elaborate production when...
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"Mother who saves every possible kind of tube for kids' projects" (the sign on the box says, "don't throw these away!")
For our second horror masterpiece this Halloween, @michaelmay.bsky.social and @paxholley.com welcome back their @crestwoodhouse.bsky.social compadre @shawnrobare.com to talk about El Grito de la Muerte, also known in English as The Living Coffin. www.hellbentforletterbox.com/2026/10/el-g...
At least... he will return...... in Avengers: Doomsday. (I'm sorry, I'll show myself out)
I support a TV remake of The Birds. Let's see what happens.
DiscussingFilm@discussingfilm.net · 2w agoHBO is officially developing ‘THE BIRDS’, a new series inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's film. Starring Sarah Snook, the series is a modern-day reimagining of the film set in Alaska with a murder mystery at the center. (Source: Deadline)
The new Patrons-only episode of Telefantasy Time Jump is out now! Join @lizbethmyles.bsky.social and I (for just $3!) to be delighted by 1974's foundational urban fantasy, Kolchak: The Night Stalker. www.patreon.com/TelefantasyT...
#Filmsky And Soon the Darkness (1970) letterboxd.com/noelct/film/...
A ★★★★ review of And Soon the Darkness (1970)
This has long been a favorite since Anchor Bay first put it out on DVD. Glad I had the chance to show it to the Criterion group. A bunch of the Avengers team wanted to break into film with an indie pr...
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On The File Room this week we talk about “Three of a Kind”, in which The Lone Gunmen get embroiled in a CIA plot in Vegas, and Scully gets one of her most famous moments overcast.fm/+ABGHvoE7GaY
