Movie a day! "Bruce Lee" knocks out Dracula with his dick. (on screen title calls it "Bruce's Third Leg Kick" so it has to be his dick.) Might be the greatest movie ever made. #Filmsky 🎥 boxd.it/fFOxxV
A ★★★½ review of The Dragon Lives Again (1977)
442 : Bruce Lee has to fight his way back to earth from the underworld and a plethora of ‘70s film icons ranging from Dracula to Emmanuelle are out to stop him by taking over the underworld kingdom. T...
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Ed Wahlen is going to cut the feed like when Bad News Allen did this to Bruce Hart.
All Elite Wrestling@allelitewrestling.com · 3h agoDavis with a FORK to the head of Will Ospreay! Watch #GrandSlamMexico LIVE on TBS & HBO Max
Movie a day! An absolute snooze fest from the sexploitation legend David Friedman. #Filmsky 🎥 boxd.it/fFnqVR
A ★★ review of The Lustful Turk (1968)
441: Sorry David Friedman fans, but this one was pretty terrible. The quality is fine, it looks great (considering this looks to be shot on one soundstage) and the girls are gorgeous. The narrative of...
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A wave of progressive populism is defying political gravity (ie big money) and upending primary season in the US. It’s exhilarating to witness. 🧵
Abdul El-Sayed@abdulelsayed.bsky.social · 18h agoMoney out of politics. Money in your pocket. Medicare for All. Michigan... We won. I am so proud to be your Democratic nominee for US Senate. Let's win in November.
Movie a day! I can't speak to how the politics hold up, but this was great. One of those films I kind of kick myself for not seeing it earlier. #Filmsky 🎥 boxd.it/fEsP9f
A ★★★★ review of The Boys in the Band (1970)
432: Friedkin adapts the stage play with the original cast and I have to be honest, I’ve never been all that interested in this one since I’m not huge on stage plays and could see that this was a one ...
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Movie a day! I don't know how many different versions/running times I've seen this one in, but they all work. This viewing was curtesy that monstrous Umbrella "Universal Horror: Monsters and Curiosities" set. #Filmsky 🎥 #Horrorsky boxd.it/fE9MkL
A ★★★★ review of The Phantom of the Opera (1925)
431: I think this might be my first time seeing the original 1925 version, as far as I know it’s the one in the Umbrella “Universal Horror: Monsters and Curiosities” set. I really liked it. The longer...
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Movie a day! Werner Herzog attempting to document a volcano exploding an island by rushing to the now deserted island on the eve of it exploding is maximum Werner Herzog. #Filmsky 🎥 boxd.it/fE95yP
A ★★★½ review of La Soufrière: Waiting for an Inevitable Catastrophe (1977)
430: An interesting documentary by Werner Herzog in which he travels with a small crew to the island of St. Vincent to capture the abandoned township as the titular volcanic mountain is on the verge o...
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Movie a day! I don't like that Velez is already seconded fiddled in her second movie, but the laughs were there. #filmsky 🎥 boxd.it/fE7ElR
A ★★★ review of Mexican Spitfire (1940)
428: Fun follow up to the first film, but they make the mistake of centering the comedy around Leon Errol impersonating a stuffy English Lord which puts Lupe Velez off to the side. Add in another bitc...
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One sign of the rise of male supremacy and the decline in women’s status is the ubiquity of online porn lingo in casual speech.
Chris Hayes@chrislhayes.bsky.social · 2d agoIt was this one, and, yes, I do believe that was an All In first.
"While the UCP government has taken a firm position in support of data centres, the Alberta NDP has committed to a “listening tour” to determine what its position should be." - on brand for the party known as No Defined Position
The only reason Bluesky is a liberal bubble is because it’s not algorithm driven & reality has a liberal bias. This is super simple.
The Verge@theverge.com · 2d agoBluesky's new CEO Toni Schneider on the platform's reputation for being a liberal bubble: "Yes, we definitely want that to change. It is already changing. It certainly wasn’t designed to attract one specific group of people."
Thing about this is for all I know, there's a massive bluesky side that is full on nazi Twitter bubble, only I never see it thanks to no algorithm and a block that works.
The Verge@theverge.com · 2d agoBluesky's new CEO Toni Schneider on the platform's reputation for being a liberal bubble: "Yes, we definitely want that to change. It is already changing. It certainly wasn’t designed to attract one specific group of people."
Movie a day! Ambitious, but the tone of this one lost me. #Filmsky 🎥 #Horrorsky boxd.it/fCSwb1
A ★★½ review of Anything That Moves (2025)
426: I can appreciate the ambition with this one, shooting a sleaze-fest on film in 2025 about a male sex worker who gets suspected of being a serial killer after his tricks bodies start to pile up. I...
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Movie a day! Noir Alley is on hold this month, so mom got stuck watching this one that was far more interested in bourlesque tent at the carnival that you forget about the murder mystery. #Filmsky 🎥 boxd.it/fCaTxV
A ★★ review of Girl on the Run (1953)
425: A surprisingly ambitious exploitation film almost transcends its budget. The plot is a mess, and that’s mostly due to director Beckhard being more concerned with showing the girly show at the car...
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Vinegar Syndrome archivist Oscar Becher is back with an episode of Winding Through for FEAR/FACES OF DEATH III. Check out a snippet about the original reversal footage vs. the answer print, then check out the whole episode on our YouTube channel. 🎞Full video link in comments🎞
I have no idea what the writing split was, but over on Instagram Roger Avery is basically using Pulp Fiction like it is his movie alone and boosting some projects with Gala and Ai with it. Which is weird. And sad. And disappointing.
Movie a day! So misses the mark that you have to wonder if the people behind it had any idea who the Marx Bros were. #Filmsky 🎥 boxd.it/fAEJHN
A ★★ review of Room Service (1938)
422: The Marx Brothers do a movie for RKO and it’s such a step down you have to wonder if the people behind it had ever heard of the Marxs’, much less seen one of their routines. A bog standard comedy...
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I did not anticipate how hard it would be to find collaborators in Edmonton. Throwing a bottle out to sea looking for an opera singer versed in extended technique and comfortable with physical performance for a short performance (12 min) in September at U of A. Paid gig, weird art. Reach out.
Katharine Isabelle and Emily Perkins read and react to your Letterboxd reviews of Ginger Snaps 🐺 Ginger Snaps premiered at Munich Fantasy FilmFest on this day in 2000. Watch the full video: https://boxd.it/ira
Side story to this. Aparantly Jack is a big fan of child sex exploitation if he needs to "prove" a Tate bros article is faked. Embarrassing all around. Well, not for Kat, this video explaining the Ai pitfalls is fantastic.
Kat Tenbarge@kattenbarge.bsky.social · 4d agoSo I woke up this morning to find out that Ozzy Osbourne’s son made a video falsely accusing me of using AI to write a Rolling Stone article about the Tate brothers.
Between moms health and all the other things going on around here this year, like the out of the blue electrical and plumbing issues tonight, I don't think i have another basement flood in me. If the summer storm hits tomorrow like its appearing too I think I'll be done.
I'll never forget how yellow/green the sky was the night before.
Canadian History Ehx@cdnhistoryehx.bsky.social · 6d agoOn July 31, 1987, an F4 (possibly an F5) tornado hit the eastern parts of Edmonton and Strathcona County. It left 27 dead, injured 300 and caused $332 million in damages. This is the story of Black Friday. 📸 Steve Simon 🧵 1/12
On July 31, 1987, an F4 (possibly an F5) tornado hit the eastern parts of Edmonton and Strathcona County. It left 27 dead, injured 300 and caused $332 million in damages. This is the story of Black Friday. 📸 Steve Simon 🧵 1/12
