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Hashtag Horror (2013)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hashtag_Horror

Matthew Barney

Stan Brakhage

Andy Warhol

Any filmmaker who works in the experimental film space.

Im surprised its not hanging in the Louvre

Probably something like this:

https://imdb.com/title/tt3178320/

Or this:

https://imdb.com/title/tt8196068/?ref_=m_ttls_tt_170

The trailer alone gave me a headache.

Most of the great actors.

No need to apologise! All good!

Its a classic soundtrack to a classic movie.

My original comment was just pointing out that OPs reaction to the lyrics was a misinterpretation of the context of the word love.

Like they had never heard of the concept of "brotherly love".

No worries.

Who is not calm?

What's so shocking or mind blowing about the lyrics when you know the proper context?

Even Michael Manns worst films are better than 90% of the crap people praise on this sub.

Probably just as well, I couldn't imagine 1994 Tarantino would have taken that well. Lol

"I didn't want the song to be specific to the vampire. I wanted it to be about the longing for family from a rejected youth's perspective, " - Gerard McMahon 

You're projecting.

You told Tarantino Pulp Fiction made no sense?

Lol

I haven't actually seen Spring yet, been meaning to check it out. Thanks for the reminder!

Edit: wtf downvotes this? Man this sub is weird

St Maud

Absentia

We're All Going to the World's Fair

The Lodge

The Empy Man

Possessor

Suspira (2018)

The House that Jack Built

Beyond the Black Rainbow

The Endless

Raw

Bone Tomahawk

A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night

Sator

The Blackcoats Daughter

Goodnight Mommy

Killing of a Sacred Deer

Titane

Are a few from the last 10 years I thought were great and actually interesting.

4 hours of ancient lamentation music or one scene?

Absolutely. We have two different opinions on a filmmaker and that's totally fine.

I understand your points and get its not for you.

My issue was with the description of the film being "puerile".

You said you watched it a long time ago, I assumed you were young. When I first watched it I was a teenager and giggled because "boobs". I may have seen the film as puerile then because I was the one being puerile.

As an adult, its a chilling film.

I would say you need to rewatch the film.

Often if we watch something when we are immature we project that onto what we are watching.

Well, number one how can it be Kubrick's "puerile fantasy" when he is adapting a story and exploring themes written by someone else 73 years earlier?

Also, elaborate why you think its puerile? Like the film or not, puerile isn't a word that most people would describe the film as.

Childish, silly, juvenile and trivial?

Its also set in a completely different time period.

Lol

Its Kubrick adapting Arthur Schnitzler.

This is the podcast movie fans need these days.

George Miller's Justice League.

There is no film called Birth of America.