WWAW movies we should watch since new movies suck

[CumiaPoodle]

There’s something about John carpenters cheesy low budget way of making movies that I enjoy a lot.

In the mouth of madness fucking rules. So does:

The thing
The prince of nigger darkness
Escape from NY
They live
Ghost of Mars (guilty pleasure)
Christine
Big trouble in little china
Starman
The fog
Assault on precinct 13

That’s in no order. I’m aware that ghosts of Mars sucks nigger dick. But wwaw with old jonny carp?

Is there anything im missing? Are there any other directors who make similar kind of movies. Idk how to ask the question. But movies that have a sense of low budget-ness to them but are dope AF.

The only other director that comes to mind (they have nothing in common) is William Friedkin.
Cruising is an all time favorite of mine. I haven’t seen as many of his movies but the ones I’ve seen. I’ve loved.

The exorcist
Cruising
The French connection
To live and die in LA
Killer joe
Sorcerer

I’m not sure what it is but aside from us all being hilarious. We tend to have good taste. I’ve found many good films here. I also found out about the Arctic monkeys and the strokes from here. I’d like to hear about some good books from you guys too.

So post some of your favorite movies.. they can be newer movies idgaf thanks in advance Niggers!

 

[Meownaw]

American Movie

 

[Papa Goldendick]

There has to be some exceptions. I heard Prey (2022) is good. Anybody here seen it?

 

[Meownaw]

There has to be some exceptions. I heard Prey (2022) is good. Anybody here seen it?

Please. The rules state you must make a thread asking where we are all with it.

 

[Chive Turkey]

The Coen Brothers and Paul Thomas Anderson should probably be top of your list if you haven't watched anything made by them yet.

 

[PickleRickle]

Ghosts of Mars is so sick. I love that shit movie.

 

[Easily_Remembered]

George Miller's older movies were really good.

The original Mad Max trilogy

Witches of Eastwick

Lorenzo's Oil

Babe (wrote & produced)

Babe 2 (wrote and directed)

Fury Road

 

[guest]

There’s something about John carpenters cheesy low budget way of making movies that I enjoy a lot.

In the mouth of madness fucking rules. So does:

The thing
The prince of nigger darkness
Escape from NY
They live
Ghost of Mars (guilty pleasure)
Christine
Big trouble in little china
Starman
The fog
Assault on precinct 13

That’s in no order. I’m aware that ghosts of Mars sucks nigger dick. But wwaw with old jonny carp?

Is there anything im missing? Are there any other directors who make similar kind of movies. Idk how to ask the question. But movies that have a sense of low budget-ness to them but are dope AF.

Sam Raimi. I'm way behind the rest of the world and just recently watched the Evil Dead movies, which are fucking great. At least the ones he did. The first two are some of the greatest examples of low-budget filmmaking you'll ever see.

I liked them so much that I went and got a bunch of his others: Darkman, The Quick and the Dead, A Simple Plan, and Drag Me To Hell are all lined up for me. Oh and John Carpenter fucking rules. One of my favorites. I'm glad In the Mouth of Madness has become more appreciated over time.

 

[Turk February]

I alluded to it in another post, but I watched Fletch and Confess Fletch this weekend, skipped Fletch Lives, but I'll try squeeze it in before monday. Surprisingly, I would strongly recommend both. Chevy Chase plays the only comedic character in a noir movie, while John Hamm just plays a character in a comedy movie, but they, again, to my absolute surprise, both work. It's rare I LOL watching a movie alone, but Confess, Fletch, despite being a 2022 Miramax release did it more than a few times. That is all. Fletch rules.


DUHDUHDUHDUHDUH DAH DUUH DOOOODATAAA

 

[Dog Eater]

Good thing there’s no other threads asking for movie recommendations.

Watch some Marx Brothers:

Duck Soup
Animal Crackers
Monkey Business
Horse Feathers
A Night At The Opera

And so on

 

[CumiaPoodle]

American Movie

Another great recommendation from here. Watched it last year and have followed up on the nigga ever since

 

[CumiaPoodle]

The Coen Brothers and Paul Thomas Anderson should probably be top of your list if you haven't watched anything made by them yet.

I think the only PTA movie I didn’t see was about this nigga making clothes. If you tell me it’s good I’ll watch it.

 

[CumiaPoodle]

George Miller's older movies were really good.

The original Mad Max trilogy

Witches of Eastwick

Lorenzo's Oil

Babe (wrote & produced)

Babe 2 (wrote and directed)

Fury Road

Embarrassing that I’ve never seen any of these

 

[CumiaPoodle]

Good thing there’s no other threads asking for movie recommendations.

Watch some Marx Brothers:

Duck Soup
Animal Crackers
Monkey Business
Horse Feathers
A Night At The Opera

And so on

Your sarcasm is far from appreciated

 

[Stent]

The Master (2012) is something I skipped over initially because I didn't really give a shit about Scientology nonsense. The movie is really fucking funny and a couple of great performances.

 

[CumiaPoodle]

The Master (2012) is something I skipped over initially because I didn't really give a shit about Scientology nonsense. The movie is really fucking funny and a couple of great performances.

You pig fuck!

Nigga I know they say this about a lot of people. Undeservingly so in most cases. But he died too early that faggot could act his little dick off. He’s fucking amazing in that movie. I know everyone licks that harelipped niggas ass. But Hoffman’s acting made him appear average. One of my favorite movies of all time.

Edit: and stent, baby, would it kill you to rib? Cost you nothing but it could change someone’s day.

Edit: see that changed my day. Thank you!

 

[ThePepsiColaRapist]

There’s something about John carpenters cheesy low budget way of making movies that I enjoy a lot.

In the mouth of madness fucking rules. So does:

The thing
The prince of nigger darkness
Escape from NY
They live
Ghost of Mars (guilty pleasure)
Christine
Big trouble in little china
Starman
The fog
Assault on precinct 13

What about Halloween nigga?!

 

[THE D]

Ghost World 2001 is a great one. It has hot teen girls using plenty of "retard" and "faggot" slurs, with a nice blackface bit to boot.

 

[Meownaw]

Good thing there’s no other threads asking for movie recommendations.

Watch some Marx Brothers:

Duck Soup
Animal Crackers
Monkey Business
Horse Feathers
A Night At The Opera

And so on

Horse Feathers is probably my favorite one.


Duck Soup rules too.

 

[WheelchairFred]

Sam Raimi. I'm way behind the rest of the world and just recently watched the Evil Dead movies, which are fucking great. At least the ones he did. The first two are some of the greatest examples of low-budget filmmaking you'll ever see.

I liked them so much that I went and got a bunch of his others: Darkman, The Quick and the Dead, A Simple Plan, and Drag Me To Hell are all lined up for me. Oh and John Carpenter fucking rules. One of my favorites. I'm glad In the Mouth of Madness has become more appreciated over time.

Despite his huge success with the Toby Maguire Spider-Man 1 and 2, Raimi had a rough time after Spiderman 3 rightly flopped. If you turn into a fan of his, though, seeing him do the most recent Dr. Strange movie was awesome. Lots of his signature pacing and style, frenetic and original camera work, and even some self-referential callbacks to his Evil Dead work. Major spoiler, but zombified Dr. Strange in that movie essentially looks like a deadite. Critics and audiences were lukewarm on it, because I think it was more-Raimi than typical Marvel by-the-numbers stuff and it is kind of it's own thing. I thought that it was an enjoyable throwback to classic, eye-popping Raimi.

He's also just a great guy; he wears a suit every day on set, because he wants to show respect to the craft and his crew and act like a professional and he reveres the cinema history that came before him. Made his first movies with tons of hustle and scrappiness, and by all accounts is obsessed with filmmaking but isn't a jerk to work with.