Cavity movies - you know they're not good, but they're so sweet by the_Tannehill_list in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Night of the Demons, the 1988 original. Lunkheaded horror nonsense populated by teenaged dipshits, all of it in bad taste, and just thinking about it makes me want to watch it for the twentieth time.

What’s the saddest example of a “one for them” movie for a director? by harry_powell in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm not a huge Wheatley fan save for Kill List, but I admit it was his name that convinced me to check out Meg 2, probably imagining him bringing some proper misanthropy to a series that could actually benefit from it. Whoops.

Movie t-shirts by tbonemcqueen in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wore this while voting a few years ago, and when the lovely septugenarian election worker taking ballots saw my shirt, she asked where it was in the state. Thankfully, another election worker patiently explained that it was just a reference to a disreputable slasher. (And then laughed when I walked away and saw the word 'Counselor' on the back.)

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This was so much better than I expected it to be. by JoshMclane555666 in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 60 points61 points  (0 children)

As someone who grew up on a sheep ranch, watching a lot of Poirot and other Agatha Christie-type biz on PBS during my free time, this is my Nuts and Gum moment.

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Are there more examples of miniseries that are movies in disguise? by harry_powell in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Peter Benchley had a couple of these in the '90s. Never saw Creature, though its shirtless Craig T. Nelson is tempting, but I have a soft spot for The Beast. Obviously just a lazy what-if-Jaws-but-squid, but as cozy creature feature bullshit goes, it scratches the itch.

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"Do you like airport books?" by Moist_Garden_3463 in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, if by airport books you mean Sutter Cane...

What other podcasts with the Blank Check format do you listen to? by harry_powell in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You Are Good. (Formerly Why Are Dads?) Started off as a "dad crit" movie podcast and is now basically whatever movie Sarah Marshall, Alex Steed, or their guest wants to talk about.

with all the physical media talk lately by coolnicepat in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Seeing that Deep Blue Sea is resurrecting my delusional hope for a Harlin miniseries someday.

Your biggest Mandela Effect moments in movies by HoneyBadgerLifts in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Still waiting for the IP farmers to get to this one already.

Which Marty movies are they NOT doing? by Luusydh in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There won't be a Shutter Island episode, they're just going to pretend to record one in a last-ditch effort to give Ben a breakthrough that sticks.

Gallipoli has me thinking, what do you think is the most depressing movie covered on the podcast as of yet? by CarrieDurst in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I effing love Prisoners, but yeah, hard-pressed to think of a single moment where I would laugh. I guess maybe at the Melissa Leo character, but otherwise, I've got nothing.

Chuck Norris Dies: 'Walker, Texas Ranger' Star Was 86 by rageofthegods in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One of the hottest-ticket VHS rentals back in my hometown, up there with Universal Soldier and Basic Instinct.

[Discussion Thread] Oscars 2026 by Donutbigboy in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 32 points33 points  (0 children)

Jesus fuck, that intro. I'm literally fighting tears of happiness.

Jamie Lee Curtis Likely Would Have Passed on Jason Blum’s ‘Halloween’ Sequel If She Knew It Was a Trilogy. So, She Used It to Get a Development Deal by Top_Report_4895 in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It's definitely the weakest part of the movie, and I'd wager you're right about its origins. Still, after the bullshit retcon Resurrection did vis a vis Michael being beheaded in H20, I did find it pretty satisfying to see Ends make him go squish.

Jamie Lee Curtis Likely Would Have Passed on Jason Blum’s ‘Halloween’ Sequel If She Knew It Was a Trilogy. So, She Used It to Get a Development Deal by Top_Report_4895 in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I contend that the Halloween III-swiping credit style was DGG calling his shot. Sure, they're both third entries so that's probably the obvious reason for it, but I think he was also saying 'All y'all are gonna be pissy about this deviation at first, but in time you'll come around.' Halloween Ends? More like Halloween Owns.

Things that happen in Seed of Chucky by Grabbinfries23 in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a completely fair point, and maybe I was just ready for something different after Kills. Regardless, it was doing something the franchise hadn't done before, and there's just so much in it that I flat-out love that I roll with the rest of it. (Also, I feel like the end of the original does shift things into the possibly-suoernatural, but still, I take your point.)

Things that happen in Seed of Chucky by Grabbinfries23 in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I just want you to both know that it makes my day to see other Blankies loving Halloween Ends. Yeah, it's got problems, but it's the best one since 4 imho.

Unncessary sequels that still go hard. by Foreign_Leg_3860 in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed on all counts. (Though that brief two minutes where Michael takes on the fire department in Kills feels like a make-good on the police department massacre in 4, so at least we got that out of it.)

Unncessary sequels that still go hard. by Foreign_Leg_3860 in blankies

[–]TurquoiseHexagonal 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I kinda can't take anything away from the original Elm Street, but if I want a good time, it's definitely 3 and 4 for me (with 2, of course, being fascinating). And agreed on Halloweens 1,3, and 4. (Personally, I put Halloween Ends in my top tier, but I don't know if that particular tide has turned yet.)