Movie-A-Day Febuary

[Cult_Moody_Movies]

Cool. Hope you enjoy watching them all.

Pretty much the only "dud" I've had so far is The One Armed Executioner. Everything else I've enjoyed so far. I normally try to sit and think about film before giving a "final verdict".

[Cult_Moody_Movies]

Day 10 - Duck! The Carbine High Massacre (1999)

[Trevor]

My movie this morning was Code of Silence: haven't seen it since ut was released.

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Day 11 - Days of Thunder (1990)

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Day 12 - Last Train from Gun Hill (1959)

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Day 13 - I, Tonya (2017)

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Day 14 - Crimson Bat, the Blind Swordswoman (1969) 

[M.10rda]

Day 10 - Duck! The Carbine High Massacre (1999)

Wow, deep cut! What'd you think?
I saw this about 20 years ago and found it pretty interesting. Although the production quality is Troma-inspired DIY, the product is not trash, iirc. There's a surprising amount of effort invested in fleshing out the teen killers, with a tone that's neither totally sympathetic nor judgmental. Director/co-star William Hellfire seems to have managed to release more features every few years since.

[Cult_Moody_Movies]

Day 10 - Duck! The Carbine High Massacre (1999)

Wow, deep cut! What'd you think?
I saw this about 20 years ago and found it pretty interesting. Although the production quality is Troma-inspired DIY, the product is not trash, iirc. There's a surprising amount of effort invested in fleshing out the teen killers, with a tone that's neither totally sympathetic nor judgmental. Director/co-star William Hellfire seems to have managed to release more features every few years since.

Overall (without getting too political and as someone in 9th grade when this shooting happened), I think it's one of the most honest and sincere takes on the shooting and the layers of problems that cause events like this. Also for what the film makers had to work with I think they did a good job and honestly one of the better shot on video movies. I can't recommend it to everyone but it is a film that is still relevant and has something to say.

[Cult_Moody_Movies]

Day 15 - Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey (2023)



As silly, stupid and exploitative as you think. I encourage this in modern cinema.

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Day 16 - Times Square (1980)

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Day 17 - The Black Phone (2021)

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Day 18 - Eddie and the Cruisers (1983)

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Got delayed with family obligations and a rodent problem.

Day 19 - Siege (1983)


Day 20  - This Gun for Hire (1942)

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Day 21 -  Grosse Pointe Blank (1997)