As no one mentioned Jean Séria's movies. I think it was some hype at this time (around 70's) in France treating subject like this. Don't deliver us from evil seems quite an enjoyable movie tho. Daniel Cohn-Bendit will approve.

>>2714 >Open >>2714 >Open

>>2714 >Jean Séria She married the director? Kek She was actually pretty old when filming those movies.

>>2206 >rambling about jews/JIDF isn't off topic and cuckchan behavior >unix timestamps are cuckchan Your (sub-80 IQ) brain on cuckchan /pol/.

>>1888 Fuck off back to your hasbara fellowship kike lol. You will never be White

>>2234 Your influence is peaking jew. Your people will not survive in the long term :) the great gathering of jews has already begun

and nobody mentioned port of shadows... what a joke

>>2214 I decided to watch The Blood of Heroes because of your post. Sadly, it was pretty shit. Are the other ones any better?

>>2518 Jews love black cock!!!

Some pics I saved from the film stills thread archived from julay world. Unfortunately don't have the versions in the original size.

>>3034 Here is Johnny Depp's wife in Noce blanche I don't know the other one offhand

>>3011 >"This account has been disabled" Welp, now i know

>>3011 I saw the thread but didn't have time to read much of it. What other sites use Unit3D?

>>3013 many of the shit-tier ones go for it because it's incredibly easy to set up. But it's a bloated mess with close to zero improvement to UX over the gazelle ones - only offering a shiny netflix-esque interface. It's impossible to compare rips since every torrent has its own page and the search is genuinely shit. Any site that uses it also becomes dead in terms of forums. Among the popular ones - BHD, BLU, Aither, Concertos, Asiancinema, TVCuk and a ton of shitrackers use it.

>>3016 it seems to be getting more and more popular. the age of comfy trackers is over

I like they are allowing Asian uploads. I was disabled for inactivity from http://asiancinema.me/

>>3028 >alternate title Maybe. Do you know of any other monster movies featuring giant cicadas? I'm also wondering if it wasn't originally released in English especially since Dio sounds like a Spanish name. I think it would be "Hombres cigarras de la luna"?

>>3029 >Do you know of any other monster movies featuring giant cicadas? Not anything that seem close to Cicada Men from the Moon. I found a few modern ones, Cicada! and The Attack of the Giant Cicada from Outer Space, which clearly aren't it. There's also The Beast Within from 1982, which seems to feature a cicada monster, but that's definitely not it either. >I'm also wondering if it wasn't originally released in English especially since Dio sounds like a Spanish name. I was thinking it might be an Italian movie. I knew there was the goombah gangster Johnny DIo, although I just looked it up and his real surname was actually "Dioguardi." It doesn't seem like "Dio" is a very common last name. I wonder if anyone at the Classic Horror Film Board would know anything about the movie. A lot of those people seem have encyclopedic knowledge of those kind of movies. You'd think there would at least be some search engine results from the site bringing up a mention of it if that were the case though. Maybe it's not a real movie, but the picture sure could pass as a real VHS screenshot of a '60s B-movie. It's not detailed, so it's also hard to tell where it was shot. With that arid-looking environment it could have been in Western U.S. or Southern Europe. This whole thing is strange.

>>3024 >(I wasn't impressed by this film) It was one of the first i saw when i started my film journey and i agree that it wasn't impressive at all other than the car chase which actually felt underwhelming initially after being hyped as the best thing. Later on i have to say the cinematography is pretty decent, the use of natural light and cool chiaroscuro in gloomy settings did stuck but i didn't appreciate it that much back then. But the acting and story weren't that great, who knows how it got an Oscar in one of the most competitive eras of Hollywood, i dare to say the other Friedkin movies were more compelling. >Nigger censored Honestly the "Americans Worship..." copypasta is becoming less of a hyperbole satire and more of a reality, shame on Criterion but i am not surprised seeing how they got co-opt by the mental minority-appeasing tactics

Interesting comments https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1843303/reviews

Global bumplock must be set at 500 posts New thread >>3090 New thread >>3090 New thread >>3090

>>2365 Are you forgetting about his (Caden's) mental illness(es)? Check this out: >Repetition compulsion is a psychological phenomenon in which a person repeats an event or its circumstances over and over again. This includes re-enacting the event or putting oneself in situations where the event is likely to happen again. This "re-living" can also take the form of dreams in which memories and feelings of what happened are repeated, and even hallucinated. >Repetition compulsion can also be used to cover the repetition of behaviour or life patterns more broadly: a "key component in Freud's understanding of mental life, 'repetition compulsion' ... describes the pattern whereby people endlessly repeat patterns of behaviour which were difficult or distressing in earlier life". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repetition_compulsion

Motivational Growth - but it goes the "gf solves life crisis" route which ruins the movie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToRhJWIBZrE

>>2528 What an amazing and surprisingly obscure film! Thank you very much.

Synecdoche, New York is not about someone on a dead end journey, it's the exact opposite. It's about a man's journey that leads toward the implementation of his shadow. Sammy is his shadow, most obviously when he jumps and then Caden stands over him saying that he didn't jump. This is the moment Caden realizes the difference between his true self and his shadow. The movie is mainly a metaphor for a Jungian journey through life. Implementing your shadow can get you out of a dead end life. Adaptation shares the same themes. Becoming your higher self can change your life. The film follows a trajectory of Plato's cave, out of the realm of shadows (or simply put, false ideas about the world) into enlightenment. Anyone who has been through this journey can relate the rebuilding of a city over and over again to the real world phenomenon of understanding one's life through many different angles and perspectives. If this is done correctly, the understanding of all the parts of one's life and then understanding life as a whole, which is the end, leads to self-liberation. This liberation is mostly freed from personal suffering and opens the gates for great creativity to flow. For a movie that can truly induce existential dread about not moving forward watch Jeff, Who Lives at Home. He's basically trapped in the hamster wheel or the rebuilding of a city over and over because he's, by unfortunate chance, too stupid to escape it. He finds a false salvation in one event rather than in an implemented life path.

Stemple Pass is the obvious choice for a Ted K tribute

>>2995 Thanks Anon, I didn't know about that. Having a hard time finding a seeder.

Workingman’s Death doesn’t feature beauty of nature but it has similar themes to his work. It has a more realistic outlook than his mutterings.

>>450 >Also, the start of this movie is like an alternative dimension version of Xavier: Renegade Angel. WHICH MOVIE WAS IT, ANON?!

>>2978 This, also interested as i don't recall that

It looks like that was originally posted on julay so who knows...

>>2978 >>2979 >>2981 This might've been related to a Kurt Walker production from what I can gather from that dead link

>>2998 maybe this? http://kinet.media/movies/s01e03 but I guess we'll never really know...

>>2617 >it's very interesting to see so many of the films discussed here have Wind in their titles, Yes I like how the word is used in those titles -- evocative of a mystical, unseen force Several more examples. There's definitely something to it. The Wind Will Carry Us Walking with the Wind (book of poetry) The Lovers Wind Resting Against the Wind Willow and Wind Letters in the Wind Dialogue with the Wind Shouting at the Wind The Wind Carpet The Wind of Jinn - in this case "wind" is part of religious ritual in the south https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0934790/

>>2619 > in this case "wind" is part of religious ritual in the south Upon further review, the religious ritual counteracts the "wind of jinn" which supposedly scatters people around the world via "many emigrations". I don't know how this odd phenomenon developed, but perhaps it all makes sense in the documentary.

>>1299 here's an upscale cause I couldn't find a better res out there

>>2360 I finally watched Tall Shadows of the Wind. It's a real gut punch, even though I already knew the basic concept of the film. The villagers aren't as superstitious as plot summaries make it sound, though. They're mostly reasonable until they're confronted by terrifying circumstances.

>>1299 >>2654

Girls have never posted here. But what is "player piano", I missed that discussion

>>2954 ofc i do, what a stupid question. I was also on endchan and julay. i come back every so often >>2955 missed dubs. vegan girl who has trash taste and liked EO makes those collages. I think in 2014 there were these two anons who were arguing about what constituted kino. one of them said top tier was 1977 player piano, fucking jfl

>>2957 >vegan girl who has trash taste and liked EO makes those collages. That's a polish fanook not a vegan girl >one of them said top tier was 1977 player piano Deep lore, I don't remember that

>>2960 >fanook I gave him the benefit of the doubt. explains his shit taste tho

>>2957 >i come back every so often >I think in 2014 there were these two anons who were arguing You have an iron memory, i do not recall that hence my doubts