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April 2018 Watchlist

5/1/2018

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"Stay Raiding, Oakland!!!"

Mox

Phantasm
Phantasm III
Phantasm IV
Phantasm: RAVAGER
Tulip Fever
The Howling
Sleepaway Camp
Take Shelter
Ready Player One
Tourist Trap
Splinter
Ferdinand
Jumanji: WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE
A Quiet Place
The Champions
(doc on that piece of shit dog murdering sociopath, Michael Vick)
L.A. Confidential
The Lost Boys
Heat
The Town that Dreaded Sundown (2014)
Amelie
Proud Mary
Molly’s Game
The Grey
Training Day

Timecop
Once upon the west
Cashback
Deep blue sea
Piranha 3D
Heat
The Town - 2010
Kodachrome
24 hrs to live
Glengary Glenn Ross
There will be blood
Zero Dark Thirty
The book of love
Avengers: Infinity War
Deep Blue Sea
Sin City
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"GO. WATCH. MOVIES."
Kickboxer: Retaliation
Passengers
Ready Player One
Jurassic World
Tragedy Girls
XXX - The Return of Xander Cage
Beyond the Gates
Salt
Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure
Halloween Pussy Trap Kill! Kill!
Kickboxer: Vengeance
Punisher: War Zone
Expendables 2
Timecop
Prometheus
Alien: Covenant
A Quiet Place
Alien/s
Concesseionaires Must Die
Avengers: Infinity War
Cowboy Bebop: Sn1
The Titan

Ono

Timecop – A Timeless effort by one of the leading action-cinematic stars of the last generation, JCVD. 

Prometheus – Wasn't the movie I hoped it would be, but with more views, I'm loving it more and more. It's beautifully shot, more of a scenic film than story, although, now I feel the story is a great set up for future prequels.
Alien: Covenant – The more views on this, the more I love it. This film is basically the first to Alien movies, but with a much darker ending. 

A Quiet Place – Don't believe the hype, believe in me – this movie is dope. 

Alien – Ripley is adamant about policy. Aliens – Ripley writes policy with a pulse rifle.

Concesseionaires Must Die – A nice indie flick full of pop-culture references, mostly on movies. It's like Empire Records but with a movie theater. 
Avengers: Infinity War – I was never really into the MCU as heavily as most people. I'm still not, but I do enjoy the Gaurdians' movies. This was an enjoyable flick, a good point of reference to what a comic adapted movie should be – overtly humorous, action heavy, and wildly entertaining. It's weird, I never thought of the comics as funny at all, or, I might have just missed it entirely.

Cowboy Bebop episode 1 to 21 – Want to revisit the series because it still holds up. Always fresh, always fun. Trying to see what episodes I would have added instead to the Best Sessions exclusive release, but so far, those episodes selected on that DVD are still the best ones – Waltz for Venus, Asteroid Blues, Mushroom Samaba, Wild Horses...I think Jupiter Jazz pt. 1 and pt. 2 are on there as well. 
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The Titan – Sci-fi hallmark flick labeled as a Netflix original. I think there are political undertones in this film, where the Left and the Right are both on the same page on solutions to saving humanity, with the same long term goals and how to achieve them. The only difference between the two sides: the Right wants to destroy the test subjects, the Left wants to set them free. That is the ONLY difference. So who is the real bad guy here? Let me remind you this his is how 28 Days Later started.
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"Killing with gloves on? Well, that would be like fucking with a rubber!"
Lady and the Tramp
The Boy Next Door
Leaving Las Vegas
Shopgirl
Return of the Jedi
License to Drive
Single White Female
Baby Boom
The Outsiders
Disturbing Behavior
Unfaithful
Last House on the Left
Bull Durham
Four Weddings and a Funeral
Black Swan
Taken
Waitress
The Shining
Animal House
Truth or Dare
The People vs. Larry Flynt

Guilty as Sin 
The Mist
Abandon​ 
Nocturnal Animals 
Drugstore Cowboy 
Don't Talk to Strangers
Straw Dogs
Napoleon Dynamite
Sideways
She's The One
Hard Candy
Rush
10 Things I Hate About You
Mean Girls
The Jurassic Games 

Meredith

The Outsiders - Because Matt Dillon is perfection.
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Disturbing Behavior - The best part about this film is The Flys on the soundtrack.


Last House on the Left - I want Tony Goldwyn as MY dad if anything bad (god forbid) happened to me.

​Waitress - This is just all around fabulous from the writing, to the comedy, to the tears and the very end...small town girl makes good!

The People vs. Larry Flynt - Proof that Woody Harrelson is one talented motherfucker.

Abandon​ - terrible film with one of the best tunes from Jane's Addiction.

Nocturnal Animals - This is disturbing in so many ways.

Drugstore Cowboy - Because Matt Dillon again.

The Jurassic Games 
- Pretty surprising little screener with fun for all!
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"Horror Film Fan for LIFE!"

Thomas

Welcome back #FearFamily
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Unfortunately this month I didn’t watch my normal amount of films, as I have some extended family staying with me and oh the horror. 

So with that being said, I would like to now jump in and delve into April’s abyss.
Acts Of Violence
The Executioners
Push
Train To Busan
Raid The Redemption
Single White Female
Prince Of Darkness
Devils Pass
Prince Of Darkness
Patriots Day
The Pact
Victor Crowley
Death Wish 4 : The Crackdown
Hitmans Bodyguard
The Last Action Hero
Death Wish 3
The Last Action Hero
Soul Remains
Curse Of The Mayans
Downsizing
Friday The 13th Pt.4
The Golden Child
The Midnight Meat Train
Avenge The Crows
Scarecrows 1988
Get The Gringo
The Commuter 
Scarecrows 1988
Friday The 13th part 2 1981 
The Deep Blue Sea 2 
Avenge The Crows 
The Shape Of Water 
Death Wish 1974
The Golden Child
The Houses That October Built 2
Mom And Dad 2017 
Get The Gringo 
The Fog 1980
Bulletproof 
Layer Cake 
Den Of Thieves 
Mayhem
The Golden Child
Cyborg 
Christine 
Stand By Me
American Assassin 
The Equalizer 
Super Troopers 
Alien Covenant
My top 9 films for April are as follows in NO particular order.

TRAIN TO BUSAN : I was on the late train to view this film. However this K-Horror film is pretty damn good. Zombies on a train.. next stop more Zombies.

RAID THE REDEMPTION : I have always enjoyed this film, the martial arts action scenes are top notch. And it only gets better in Raid : The Redemption 2

PRINCE OF DARKNESS : this film is a total trip from John Carpenter in all honesty it’s one of my favorites from the Horror Master. Liquid Evil, Alice Cooper Cameo, and who can forget about the “Bug Man”


SCARECROWS 1988 : The first film to deal with Slasher Scarecrows. And it’s a pretty good 80s flim.

FRIDAY THE 13TH PT.2 1981 : This is the film that actually has Jason’s first appearance as the Camp Crystal Lake Slasher, taking off where mother left off hunting all the teen counselors and anyone else in the path of his murderous rampage  

THE SHAPE OF WATER : Aside from being an award winning Horror film from Guillermo Del Torro. This film actually made me teary eyed near the ending of the film. If a film can bring some emotions out of me, I have nothing but love ️ for it  

DEATH WISH 4 : THE CRACKDOWN  Charles Bronson is a total badass once again. This time taking on 2 mafia families and a drug syndicate.

CYBORG: Jean Claude Van Damme is kicking mutant ass as consequence of his family being murdered. Classic Van Damme  

DEATH WISH 1974 : The film that started it all.
My bottom 5

MOM AND DAD: I’m not sure what I was expecting from this one. Aside from seeing Lance Henriksen , his role was cut way too short. 

DEVILS PASS: I should have paid attention to the second word “PASS” in the title.   

THE COMMUTER : I normally like Liam Neeson films where he is kicking ass. However this film felt overly drawn out, and for some reason I was expecting more. Maybe that’s why Neeson announced he was retiring from those types of films. Hmmm we’ll see.  

DOWNSIZING : My Girlfriend wanted to watch this one, I wasn’t feeling it many times I caught myself nodding out. #boring  

THE PACT : It is not memorable at all . #DUD
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Hey Ghouls and Goblins if you agree or disagree, feel free to leave a comment so we can continue the discussion. Until next time keep the fear alive 🏼
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"Indiana Jones meets Lucifer, American Gods, Naked Lunch & Dark City."

Jesus

COLD COMFORT FARM WAS the first international film of a 18yr old Kate Beckiinsale).

Saw INFINITY WAR 3x, one of them with Mox and Ono; also did a table read through with them of Ono's short script: ALIENS: THE ESCAPE.

1. Avengers Infinity War (obviously)

2. Ratatouille

3. Kingdom of Heaven

4. City of God

5. Underworld

6. Cold Comfort Farm 

7. The Importance of being Earnest

8. John Wick I

9. John Wick II
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"Inspiring Madness since 1985."

Danny

Another busy month for me means I didn't get to watch very many movies. 

RAMPAGE was a lot of fun and I enjoyed it immensely. 

​The HBO doc ANDRE THE GIANT was very interesting and really sad. 
Bad Santa
Bad Santa 2
The House
The Whole Nine Yards
Snatch
Insidious 
Rampage
The Conjuring

Insidious
Everything Sucks 
Blair Witch (2016)
GOTG Volume.  2
Andre The Giant
Heat (1995)
L. A.  Confidential 
The Magnificent Seven (1960)
Casino Royale (2006)
San Andreas
The Lazerus Effect
The LAZERUS EFFECT had a lot of potential but should have taken a left at Alburqurque, they fumbled it so bad it was like The Rams were still in St.  Louis. 

Turns out I STILL don't like INSIDIOUS. No where near my favorite horror film THE CONJURING, though both are directed by James Wan and starring Patrick Wilson. 

​I suggest everyone watch EVERYTHING SUCKS on Netflix and if you like it, tweet Netflix and let them know! 
​Okay, I know this isn't a movie, but its only been out two months and Netflix canceled it. Which is a crime considering we have two more Bright movies coming
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