@Thomas I’ve said it before but self boosting is just punching the jukebox to get the party started
Tales of Terror (1962)
The last segment, “The Case of M. Valdemar” sets a legit spooky mood before ending in predictable low-budget mid century horror movie fashion. But again, Vincent Price and Basil Rathbone sharing the screen is a treasure
Tales of Terror (1962)
I do not approve of this chopped-and-screwed Cask of Amontillado remix but watching Peter Lorre and Vincent Price trying to out-ham one another is always a delight
Tales of Terror (1962)
It’s legit impressive how much runtime Corman gets in all of his movies from long shots of people just walking around and silently looking at stuff in a room
I wore my t-shirt to a rare IRL work session today and I got neither a single "that shirt rules!" (which I *did* get from multiple strangers last time I wore it) *nor* a "Huh, so what's with the shirt?" so I take that to mean my coworkers all either think I'm a giant dork or a giant weirdo #awkward
Tales of Terror (1962)
:unsurefry: did Roger Corman borrow this fantastic spooky old mansion set (complete with a cobweb-covered wedding cake) from a concurrent production of ‘Great Expectations’? (That would have been an extremely on-brand canny Corman move)
Shout out to every university Web Developer job listing that starts out with like half a paragraph of “responsible for building web applications” and then descends into a hellscape of “responsible for maintaining an intederminate number of Wordpress and Drupal and whatever other sites and also doing intetermjnate sysadmin and database administration and also providing primary support for all of the above”
Mission: Impossible 2 (2000)
This among the more ridiculous action movie finales I’ve ever watched, not in a bad way per se
Mission: Impossible 2 (2000)
Wait so they need to break into this ultra high security skyscraper undetected so the plan is to hover a helicopter directly above it for like 2 minutes in downtown Sydney
Mission: Impossible 2 (2000)
This is one of those movies that’s capably made and capably acted but somehow utterly uninteresting to me
Mission: Impossible 2 (2000)
I mean I guess you can’t really blame John Woo for all these long, loving, bordering-on-pornographic shots of Tom Cruise
Mission: Impossible 2 (2000)
:unsurefry: is this a james bond movie with the serial number scratched off or what
You may recognize me from such timelines as @ItsTheManOnTheMoon (main) and @thermous (music)
I decided I wanted an alt for my occasional movie-related blather!