Recommend a Movie/Documentary/Show
Being October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month ( here in the US, anyway ) I highly recommend MAID: Hard Work, Low Pay and a Mother’s Will to Survive written by Stephanie Land. Like Alex, Land struggled to make ends meet for her young child after fleeing an emotionally abusive home. She eventually became a maid before working her way to Montana’s Creative Writing program.
https://www.netflix.com/title/81166770
https://www.netflix.com/title/81166770
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If you are looking for something Halloweenie, but don't want to sit through a bunch of horror movies, then the next best thing is . . . 40 minute documentaries on the making of horror movies.
The Movies That Made Us Season 3 on Netflix
Halloween , Friday the 13th, & A Nightmare On Elm Street
The Movies That Made Us Season 3 on Netflix
Halloween , Friday the 13th, & A Nightmare On Elm Street
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JohnnyBlaze said:If you are looking for something Halloweenie, but don't want to sit through a bunch of horror movies, then the next best thing is . . . 40 minute documentaries on the making of horror movies.
The Movies That Made Us Season 3 on Netflix
Halloween , Friday the 13th, & A Nightmare On Elm Street
Actually that's a great series, I think its called 'Movies which made us" a fantastic look at all the drama that went on behind the scenes. Halloween and Aliens were my favorite from this season.
The Movies That Made Us Season 3 on Netflix
Halloween , Friday the 13th, & A Nightmare On Elm Street
Actually that's a great series, I think its called 'Movies which made us" a fantastic look at all the drama that went on behind the scenes. Halloween and Aliens were my favorite from this season.
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Ha! My late-night falling asleep fetish, Korean Dramas, has it's own category now! That's right! K-Dramas has it's own category in Netflix! Many of them are translating into English now so you don't have to watch subtitles ( though I have to wonder if the voices accurately reflect the actor/esses ). ALSO, I have to say, the rest of the world could take a lesson in freaking commercials from the South Koreans. I mean, seriously, instead of interrupting the shows, they blend the advertisements INTO the show. Coffee. Makeup. Hair products. Clothing. Jewelry. Restaurants ( Koreans LOVE Subway & fried chicken! ). Even services like gas companies, etc!! Seemlessly integrating commercials into the programming is the way to go in the future. I mean, it's noticeable, but not. Talk about more realistic than "We'll be right back after a word from our sponsors."
Catch on, Cruel World! Catch on!
Catch on, Cruel World! Catch on!
Ahavati said:Ha! My late-night falling asleep fetish, Korean Dramas, has it's own category now! That's right! K-Dramas has it's own category in Netflix! Many of them are translating into English now so you don't have to watch subtitles ( though I have to wonder if the voices accurately reflect the actor/esses ). ALSO, I have to say, the rest of the world could take a lesson in freaking commercials from the South Koreans. I mean, seriously, instead of interrupting the shows, they blend the advertisements INTO the show. Coffee. Makeup. Hair products. Clothing. Jewelry. Restaurants ( Koreans LOVE Subway & fried chicken! ). Even services like gas companies, etc!! Seemlessly integrating commercials into the programming is the way to go in the future. I mean, it's noticeable, but not. Talk about more realistic than "We'll be right back after a word from our sponsors."
Catch on, Cruel World! Catch on!
I noticed that TUBI has its own K-Drama category as well.
If you can stand the commercials that is, which I don't really mind when watching a free show or movie. However, streaming services need to stop interrupting with the same commercials over and over. Uggh.
Catch on, Cruel World! Catch on!
I noticed that TUBI has its own K-Drama category as well.
If you can stand the commercials that is, which I don't really mind when watching a free show or movie. However, streaming services need to stop interrupting with the same commercials over and over. Uggh.
Incident In A Ghostland on NETFLIX
Quite possibly the most fucked up horror movie I've watched in a long time. And a hundred times better than anything by Rob Zombie. I was expecting something else more along the lines of a ghostly haunting type story, but that's because the title and preview suckered me in big time LOL Not for the faint hearted or anyone with a fear of dolls.
Quite possibly the most fucked up horror movie I've watched in a long time. And a hundred times better than anything by Rob Zombie. I was expecting something else more along the lines of a ghostly haunting type story, but that's because the title and preview suckered me in big time LOL Not for the faint hearted or anyone with a fear of dolls.
La Belle Noiseuse on TUBI
A 1991 film about a French painter trying to rebound from a 10 year dry spell, but still obsessed with completing the "masterpiece" his wife posed for that remains unfinished.
In French with subtitles.
Oh, and it's about 4 hours long.
But you won't even notice - the time will fly by!
A 1991 film about a French painter trying to rebound from a 10 year dry spell, but still obsessed with completing the "masterpiece" his wife posed for that remains unfinished.
In French with subtitles.
Oh, and it's about 4 hours long.
But you won't even notice - the time will fly by!
Finch on AppleTV. Very derivative sci-fi fable about an old man and his dog (and their robot) in the post-apocalypse, but elevated by Tom Hanks. It’s a movie that works because of its casting and modest scale. I liked that all the Hanks character wanted was something to look after his beloved pooch. It’s a movie that should feel cynical, and it’s certainly manipulative, but it works.
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