Related Recs

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Watching bad, cringey movies

It’s 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

@adammmmmmm

2d ago

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Watching terrible 80s movies

God I love a cheesy movie with really bad special effects. Just finished “bill and teds excellent adventure” and it was such a good time

@bug_bite

Mar 12, 2024

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Watching terrible movies with your friends

last night, got together with some friends to watch the “films“ of Internet creator The Nostalgia Critic (as an aside anti-rec, awful awful awful), but to come up with off the wall bits turning this horrible content into Buster Keaton, MST3K style humor was delightful, more entertaining insyead of just watching something actively bad

@joepeters

Apr 8, 2024

Top Recs from @charlesravenblack

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Throwing a party just because

Get your people together to talk, dance, drink, eat, play, cry, laugh. Doesn’t matter. Just do it together

@charlesravenblack

1d ago

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Dumpster diving

Half of what ends up in landfills is still 100% functional. Need something? Go scavenging with a friend before you go to walmart. Fuck consumerism, become a scavenger today! (Don‘t be like me, always remember to wear gloves and a mask)

@charlesravenblack

3d ago

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Night in the woods

If you’ve ever felt trapped in a small town, had to drop out and come home, or worked a shitty job while living with your parents, this game is perfect. I’ve never seen a piece of media that better captures what it’s like to be part of a messy, goofy, queer, working class friend group. You play a recent drop out, Mae, who wakes up at 4 pm to wander around her hometown and hang out with her friends. There’s a mystery too, but I won’t go into that here. The design is simple and beautiful. The game pays tribute to the history of unions, mining towns, and working class folks in the rust belt. It tackles the questions of “is there a god?” and “if so, do they care?” in such complex and earnest ways. It touches on death, mental health, abuse, money problems. The characters are genuinely flawed and struggle with very real things. They’re also little talking animals. Did I mention this game is mostly jokes? There’s a lot to be found if you go home and pay attention.

@charlesravenblack

5d ago

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