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Sisters (1973) - Nice little Hitchcockian film (even had Hermann on soundtrack duties). Well paced and evolves nicely. Love 70s De Palma.

yeah. great atmosphere in that film.

codeine is insidious for 2 reasons

anything below 200mg (without paracetamol) is pointless) and continuing daily doses at 2/300mg ultimate lead to daily withdrawal = gross

(although 2/500mg paracememol def potentiate whatever yer dose, just as long as you're not taking 6-8 30mg codeine with x 500mg para in eachh 1

your internal organs'd be mush pronto

RIP Pimp C leave that codeine cola alone

  On 9/9/2015 at 1:43 AM, cwmbrancity said:

codeine is insidious for 2 reasons

 

anything below 200mg (without paracetamol) is pointless) and continuing daily doses at 2/300mg ultimate lead to daily withdrawal = gross

 

(although 2/500mg paracememol def potentiate whatever yer dose, just as long as you're not taking 6-8 30mg codeine with x 500mg para in eachh 1

 

your internal organs'd be mush pronto

Yush. i think some that seem like straight-up codeine pills have some arbitrary harmful-at-high-dose ingredient added also.

I was just prescribed some for injury and caned em. No withdrawals but after a few days off em I could see what the fuss is about,I had been one chill not giving fuck muthafukka

this isnt to derail owt & i'll prove it

here a GP can prescribe 30mg's pure codeine, you also get 30x500's (+paracetamol), obviously if yer prescribed the latter your abilities to swirl your senses arent given the same safety levels, cos the para will melt your liver etc

only hospital, or day care visitor can prescribe/administer morphine (as oramorph, the human kite wind current) and my last hit was about 12hrs ago

intoxication is the answer today and Drugstore Cowboy's gonna get a ru if stay awake long enough b4 the missus goes nuclelular

*prints thread*

Anyone seen this? It's the unfortunately true story of an Asian woman who saw Fargo and thought it was based on true events, so she set out on her treasure hunt to America.

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i thought this was going to be a horror but it's more of a horror/comedy. also, it's a sort-of found footage film with occasional help from other characters picking up the camera and positioning it in really interesting angles or locations etc.

6.5 senior bloody diapers out of 10

Intentional comedy?

^^ i think they wanted it to be more like evil dead because there are moments where the audience is supposed to be genuinely scared, but like chucky, would you find the idea of a killer puppet scary? this is about an old couple (especially the nana who's pretty mental but in a very funny way). there are also two hysterically funny scenes and the eclipse any horror supplied before or after

  On 9/9/2015 at 11:47 PM, Rubin Farr said:

Anyone seen this? It's the unfortunately true story of an Asian woman who saw Fargo and thought it was based on true events, so she set out on her treasure hunt to America.

 

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Yep. It's depressing as fuck.

  On 9/10/2015 at 4:59 PM, Nebraska said:

^^ i think they wanted it to be more like evil dead because there are moments where the audience is supposed to be genuinely scared, but like chucky, would you find the idea of a killer puppet scary? this is about an old couple (especially the nana who's pretty mental but in a very funny way). there are also two hysterically funny scenes and the eclipse any horror supplied before or after

 

 

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favorite scene was when the granddaughter finds pop pop with a shotgun in his mouth as he's about to pull the trigger and he goes "i was cleaning it, i swear". i just about lost it.

 

the other funny scene is when the granddaughter is trapped in the room with the grandma and she's doing the funny thing with her hands from under the bed. for some reason i thought it would be interesting if you tried to play that clapping hand game girls (used to?) play at school. oh and the scene where the grandson gets the diapers smeared on his face "you don't like germs huh?" SMEAR

 

^^ yes. i love parents. could be where shyamalan got the idea from since bob balaban who directed parents was in lady in the water. i think parents tried to do the same thing lynch's the grandmother was saying: the world can be a scary place for a kid and even parents and grandparents who are a source of security can appear menacing and alien.

in the grandmother, a kid grows his own grandma because his parents are feral. in the end of parents, the main kid lives with menacing parents who never really answer his question, then ends up with his grandparents who again, end up displaying the same traits as his parents (they never tell him where food comes from)

the visit doesn't have that kind of pessimism because for most of the film, they explain what they're doing comes with old age

  On 9/10/2015 at 4:59 PM, Nebraska said:

^^ i think they wanted it to be more like evil dead because there are moments where the audience is supposed to be genuinely scared, but like chucky, would you find the idea of a killer puppet scary? this is about an old couple (especially the nana who's pretty mental but in a very funny way). there are also two hysterically funny scenes and the eclipse any horror supplied before or after

 

 

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favorite scene was when the granddaughter finds pop pop with a shotgun in his mouth as he's about to pull the trigger and he goes "i was cleaning it, i swear". i just about lost it.

 

the other funny scene is when the granddaughter is trapped in the room with the grandma and she's doing the funny thing with her hands from under the bed. for some reason i thought it would be interesting if you tried to play that clapping hand game girls (used to?) play at school. oh and the scene where the grandson gets the diapers smeared on his face "you don't like germs huh?" SMEAR

 

The twist...awesome or not?

^^ the twist is that m night used the money he got from after earth to make this film

  On 9/11/2015 at 8:08 PM, Nebraska said:

^^ the twist is that m night used the money he got from after earth to make this film

It is pretty damn amazing he still keeps getting jobs. Must have pictures of somebody. Real nasty ones.

I thought airbender was his lowest point though. He butchered a great toon. Although, to be fair, to do that live action would be a feat by anyone I gather. Still complete shite.

tbh his name is not totally tarnished. shyamalan still means something although it's not worth the same six figures it once was.

the people i'm surprised who keep getting work are people like ryan reynolds and zac efron because all their films underperform by the millions regardless of hype (with exception to the high school musicals but how long ago was that?)

i think certain studio execs still see them as bankable man-wank among certain viewers & keep throwing em scripts/$£$

the pair of em can fuck off with their insipid half arsed crap

The Visit - Blair Witch Grandma. Once again M Night blows what atmosphere he created in the last 5 min. Leave when the cops show up, trust me.

well, this was really quite good. if you haven't seen it i'd recommend going into it blind (i.e. don't watch the trailer). it's also got a very interesting soundtrack that's all ambient music.

9 giant size roaches inside your belly out of 10

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  On 9/10/2015 at 4:59 PM, Nebraska said:

^^ i think they wanted it to be more like evil dead because there are moments where the audience is supposed to be genuinely scared, but like chucky, would you find the idea of a killer puppet scary? this is about an old couple (especially the nana who's pretty mental but in a very funny way). there are also two hysterically funny scenes and the eclipse any horror supplied before or after

 

 

  Reveal hidden contents

favorite scene was when the granddaughter finds pop pop with a shotgun in his mouth as he's about to pull the trigger and he goes "i was cleaning it, i swear". i just about lost it.

 

the other funny scene is when the granddaughter is trapped in the room with the grandma and she's doing the funny thing with her hands from under the bed. for some reason i thought it would be interesting if you tried to play that clapping hand game girls (used to?) play at school. oh and the scene where the grandson gets the diapers smeared on his face "you don't like germs huh?" SMEAR

 

 

The twist...awesome or not?

 

 

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Let me guess, the mom blames the kids for her failed marraige. Sends the kids to her batshit parents house hoping they get killed, while see enjoys her kickass tropical vacation...

 

 

The Mask

Friend recommended this Jim Carrey film (for high-watching). Haven't seen this since Thanksgiving break 1995... And holy shit, this is a masterpiece. It is extremely well shot, performed; all around great execution. For what it is, it's solid (high or not). 9.6/10

Downloaded (film about Napster). Switched off after 25 minutes, I think it runs for another hour and 15 minutes? Fuck that lol.

Legend: Cheesy The Feels gangster horror comedy ft. one guy with multiple personality disorder worrying about his sexuality / 10.

The Visit (WATMM recommends IV.) : Cheesy scary old people horror comedy wish they'd killed the kids (or did they?) lol / 10

Compton: Cheesy Gangster non horror non comedy ft. The Feels b2b Cheesy Feelings production by Hair Standing On End Dot Compton / 10