THIS GUN FOR HIRE -- Frank Tuttle, 1942
my first note on this movie: “Some guy RAVEN kills some other guy (a chemist) who he thinks is alone, but woman is there —> kills her too —> gets paid for it by a guy working for a guy.”
💅so.💅💅 pulitzer?
hi, Fritz (Lang)
watch ur back, the shadows hide a lot
*my screenshots sucked for this one 😔 smdh
DREAM DEMON --Harley Corliss, 1988
wonder what this’ll be about
ah, ok
THE WHITE OF THE EYE -- Donald Cammell, 1987
just a normal guy
very chill
QUATRE NUITS D'UN RÊVEUR --Robert Bresson, 1971
so alone
so beautiful
and so dark
✨✨dreaming of u tonight✨✨
MILLENIUM MAMBO -- Hou Hsiao-hsien, 2001
yes, it is a bit exhausting
if u must, who am i
🌫🌫🌫🦋🌫🌫🌫
memories are but the impressions left on us, and these memories are all wrapped in blue
💙💙💙
THE VANISHING -- George Sluzier, 1988
a real hard look into the weight of what we do and don’t remember
desperately alone
THE RAVEN -- Lew Landers, 1935
“yeah, i’m what u might call ‘A Goth.’” - Bela Lugosi
v chill
v decieptful
v disappointed in the outcome
PRINCE OF DARKNESS -- John Carpenter, 1987
this one has the potential to be my new favorite John Carpenter movie, and frankly, it diminishes The Exorcist’s street cred.
A++ for Victor Wong 💕
bugs
bugs bugs bugs
weird skies
a lot of warped views and watching
⏰!!!SPOILERS!!!⏰
SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE -- Amy Holden Jones, 1982
finally
✨the female gaze⚡️🌋
hell yeah, brother
Q: THE WINGED SERPANT -- Larry Cohen, 1982
Moriarty!
more fun than I am even letting on — Larry’s a wildcat for sure
PHENOMENA -- Dario Argento, 1985
gross, but
pretty elegant
cool 😎
THE FAN -- Ed Bianchi, 1981
a movie in which Lauren Bacall’s character questions whether or not she’s past her prime (she isn’t)
yes, I am still not over my breakup, thank u 😫😫
ROAD GAMES -- Richard Franklin, 1981
jarring!
