Let me preface by saying my bf and I love to find the most camp looking movies on any platform and give them a go. Found this on Paramount of all places. Itās about āthe first black serial killerā (all fiction) named Bitch Ass - because thats what they called him when they were bullying him. Itās so so bad but I was cracking up. Defo watch if you want to pass some time.
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My favorite movie is Spring Breakers and I'm not ashamed of it. I make all my lovers watch it and they all hate it. Making people sit through an hour and a half of "Spring Break, y'all, Spring Break...." with Skrillex in the background is an incredible way to make enemies but also a good way to vibe check the people you let in your bed. House of Wax is excellent (Paris Hilton really makes it epic.) The Row with Lala Kent is another one I recommend. I can tell a lot about a person's capacity for empathy based on how they react to my terrible choices in movies. They gotta go if they can't vibe on my island of bad production and acting.
Jan 31, 2024
i hate to say it, but you have to watch all three to really understand how bonkers these movies truly are. from a recycled cast to a black and white movie with just the poop colored, every detail about this trilogy is absurd. i canāt in good faith really recommend watching any of these; every time i watched one of these movies with a partner we broke up shortly after. trigger warning for literally everything too. the writers really wanted to strike every nerve they could.
and im gonna be real. i could write essays digging into deeper meaning of these movies if i wanted to, but when it comes down to it, these movies are just fuckin gross and thatās what i love about them. they really āgo thereā every time and it makes for an uncomfortable and grimy viewing experience. whether thatās your thing or not really will make or break it.
2nd one is my fave, all more fun to watch with friends š¤
Feb 5, 2025
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Itās quite fun to make fun of bad cinema, here are a few recs to get u started:
- Cocaine bear
- Winnie the pooh: blood and honey
- the quarterback and me (nice catch, cheer)
- Pinocchio, 2002 adaptatation
- disaster movie
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NOT a big non fiction reader but I will always pick up something that catches my eye (donāt judge a book by its cover, but also like sometimes do). Crying in H Mart - Michelle Zauner (Japanese Breakfast) made me ugly cry at work.
honorable mentions:
Mean Baby - Selma Blair
Iām Glad My Mom Died - Jeanette McCurdy
Tuesdays With Morrie - Mitch Albom
In the Dream House - Carmen Maria Machado
Down the Drain - Julia Fox
Cultish - Amanda Montell
Maybe You Should Talk to Someone - Lori Gottlieb
Flesh & Blood - N West Moss
Feb 20, 2025
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Finding a recycled appreciation for physical media again as someone who grew up in the early 00ās. I miss blockbuster! redbox (when it was good)! anybody remember GameFly? I still check out movies from the library, but especially with companies owning and having the ability to remove media from their platform at their greedy, corporate will - Iāve started buying my favorite movies, shows, and CDs again :)
Mar 4, 2025
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Iāve lost distant family members, patients, friends, etc., but Iāve never lost someone so close to me. I cried over everything and nothing and wished to feel anything but emptiness and loss. I laughed over memories and smiled at the sunset over a lake. I flew to GA just to feel the emptiness in person. Yetā¦I canāt help but feel happiness for knowing her voice, her love, her joy, her kindness, her unrelenting stubbornness. For seeing where she made her mark and who/where she made it in. Grief is weird and Iāll never not feel that void, but I hope I can grow to live and be comfortable with it.
Feb 17, 2025