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My Favorite Films of 2015 (25 movies items)" "It's funny. You were so scary at night." Directed by Jeremy Saulnier Written by Jeremy Saulnier Music by Brooke Blair and Will Blair Cinematography by Sean Porter Editing by Julia Bloch "
My Top 275 Favorite Horror Movies of All Time (275 movies items)" A traveling band show up at a last minute gig, hoping to make up some scratch to restock their dwindling funds. However, once they arrive, they come to discover that the show is for neo-Nazi punk enthusiasts. Which as we all know, is a situation that isn't going to end well, even under the most "normal" circumstances. But if the situation is in that of a horror movie, well then, it's pretty much a guaranteed deal that the band members are scewed. A hate themed death-punk thriller which de"
Favorite Drama Films: 2014-2015 (44 movies items)" Directed by: Jeremy Saulnier Produced by: Macon Blair, Daniel Hammond, and Gabriel Hammond Written by: Jeremy Saulnier Cinematography: Sean Porter Edited by: Julia Bloch Music by: Brooke Blair and Will Blair Distributed by: A24 Films"
Top Ten Performances - Anton Yelchin
“To be honest, I wasn't really sure what to expect from this movie but since I kept hearing some pretty good things about this flick, I was quite eager”
“To be honest, I wasn't really sure what to expect from this movie but since I kept hearing some pretty good things about this flick, I was quite eager”
“To be honest, I wasn't really sure what to expect from this movie but since I kept hearing some pretty good things about this flick, I was quite eager to check it out. Well, pretty much like with 'Blue Ruin', Jeremy Saulnier's previous directing effort, I have to admit that it didn't know anything about this story before watching the damned thing, expect that it might be dealing with neo-nazis, but I think it might be the best way to watch Saulnier's movies. Indeed, he really doesn't like exposition scenes which turns his movies into some kind of jigsaw puzzles and, slowly by slowly, we figure out what's going on which is much more rewarding then being spoon-fed every piece of information as it usual happens in your Hollywood production. Furthermore, even if you learn basically nothing abo” read more