For the discussion of film
Since this didn’t get much interest, I decided to narrow it down to the top 32, and the lower ones still only got 5 votes, and one of those was Me! Now to start stabbing away at the victims. The … Continue reading Favorite Horror Movie / TV Score – Round of 32
The month of October is all about horror as it well should be and we’re going to revisit that topic with a range of new prompts that have come to life once again – but not like they were before! … Continue reading 30 Day Horror Challenge Lives Day 15: The Best Antihero
Director Deep Dive is a chronological look into a director’s filmography to see how they and their works grow and change. The factors that determine how something becomes part of our shared pop culture can often feel completely random. You … Continue reading Director Deep Dive: Fargo
The month of October is all about horror as it well should be and we’re going to revisit that topic with a range of new prompts that have come to life once again – but not like they were before! … Continue reading 30 Day Horror Challenge Lives Day 14: Scariest Video Game
Halloween Ends is streaming now on Peacock and will be released in theaters this weekend. Here’s a spoiler thread to discuss the final battle between Laurie Strode and Michael Myers. Who will prevail? Is this the final chapter in the … Continue reading Spoil Sports – Halloween Ends
The month of October is all about horror as it well should be and we’re going to revisit that topic with a range of new prompts that have come to life once again – but not like they were before! … Continue reading 30 Day Horror Challenge Lives Day 13: The Worst Horror Movies
While this is probably going to come down to a very, very famous (and scary!) Final Four, let’s see what really is the Avocado’s Favorite Horror Film Score, since ’tis the Bewitching Hour. Will a Famous Director who composes his … Continue reading Best Horror Film / TV Score
No time for love, DH Joy Available in Australia, Canada, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, the United States, and perhaps a few other countries. Approximately 117 minutes. The movie starts with a voice-over accompanying a bunch of disjointed images that become slightly less disjointed … Continue reading WTF ASIA 234: Hello, Love, Goodbye (2019)
The month of October is all about horror as it well should be and we’re going to revisit that topic with a range of new prompts that have come to life once again – but not like they were before! … Continue reading 30 Day Horror Challenge Lives Day 12: Halloween Music
In the not-too-distant future of 8 PM ET tonight, the Mad Scientists from Mystery Science Theater 3000, Trace Beaulieu and Frank Conniff, will mercilessly mock a bevy of hauntingly bad Halloween shorts. Tickets are $10 plus some stupid fees, and … Continue reading The Mads Are Back Riff-Along Thread
Scott’s desire to tell people what movies to watch knows no bounds. He’s decided to create a series on here devoted to profiling directors and creating guides to their films. This week’s director is… John Ford. Highly recommended: The Informer, … Continue reading Director Profile: John Ford
The month of October is all about horror as it well should be and we’re going to revisit that topic with a range of new prompts that have come to life once again – but not like they were before! … Continue reading 30 Day Horror Challenge Lives Day 11: The Torture Horror Zone
Welcome to the Weekly Movie Thread, your place on the Avocado to discuss films with your fellow commenters. Want to make a recommendation? Looking for recommendations? Want to share your opinions of movies, both new and classic? Today, let’s talk … Continue reading Avocado Weekly Movie Thread (10/11)
Dan Futterman plays an insomniac who wanders through Manhattan. He collects urban legends from the strangers he meets. Urbania is a strange film with an interesting cast. The episodic nature keeps it from building momentum. The protagonists’ motivation is unclear … Continue reading LGBT Movies: Urbania (2000)
The latest Hulu original is a worthy reboot of horror’s kinkiest franchise The Hellraiser series has always been the dark horse of horror franchises: too baroque for a popcorn-munching slasher and too trashy to be taken seriously by the mainstream, … Continue reading Review: ‘Hellraiser’ Hits the Nail On the Head
The month of October is all about horror as it well should be and we’re going to revisit that topic with a range of new prompts that have come to life once again – but not like they were before! … Continue reading 30 Day Horror Challenge Lives Day 10: The Unintentional Scare
The second weekend of October is proving to be a good one for Paramount as their film Smile did another $17 million this weekend and its total domestic run so far is at just a hair under $50 million. The film … Continue reading Smile Lights Up Weekend Box Office Again
The month of October is all about horror as it well should be and we’re going to revisit that topic with a range of new prompts that have come to life once again – but not like they were before! … Continue reading 30 Day Horror Challenge Lives Day 9: The Scariest Performance
The month of October is all about horror as it well should be and we’re going to revisit that topic with a range of new prompts that have come to life once again – but not like they were before! … Continue reading 30 Day Horror Challenge Lives Day 8: The Scariest Scene
The month of October is all about horror as it well should be and we’re going to revisit that topic with a range of new prompts that have come to life once again – but not like they were before! … Continue reading 30 Day Horror Challenge Lives Day 7: The Dark Horror Comedy
