Timeline full of You Can See Everything spoilers. Been on general release in the US for a few hours. Can everyone just use Letterboxd instead?
I don't know why but the comments on these things always wind me up. Just post after post saying the most obviously wrong players. Why would you even post?
It's Gabriel Heinze
Loads of Chabrol: L'Enfer, La Femme Infidéle, Juste Avant La Nuit, Le Boucher, Les Biches, Que La Bête Meure
Center Stage (1991)
Leviticus
Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex-Pass
Hope
Mikey and Nicky
Colony
Resident Evil (2026)
Blue Heron
The Prowler (1951)
The Duellists
Honourable mentions: Blue Film, Her Private Hell, Predators (2025) (in advance of Primetime being released), At Close Range, The Blood on Satan's Claw, Basic Training (1971, Wiseman), Primate (2026, not Wiseman), The Celluloid Closet.
Seriously, there's a kind of divine power and magic in those songs played live. If you get a chance to see him, take it.
Very tentative top 25 films of the 2020s so far. Feel like I've forgotten something I love but feels close.
The way a lot of people on here are talking about Obsession - imo, a fun, mean, yet ultimately disposable b-flick - is making me feel like I've had a stroke. On both sides, those who didn't like it and those who love it. You’re all insane.
Watching Half Man. Tackles some important stuff but, is it just me, or is it really poorly written? Like, narratively dumb. The whole storyline with Ruben assaulting Alby, which takes place during freshers week in 1989, then doesn't go to court until 4 years later...