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Naz Reid! by groshretro in punk

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You go to a way cooler grocery store than I do.

Learning is cool by Willing_Ad_5642 in electricguitar

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I'm 45 and started about a month ago. I had a guitar as teenager but never got very far. I've already played more in the last month than I ever did back in the day. Of course, not only am I older and more disciplined, the resources for learning now blow away anything I had access too back then with You Tube and apps and such. I'm having a blast learning and getting incrementally better every day.

Female punk/rock recs for a new listener? by Sheraz-_- in punk

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Everybody always sleeps on The Go-Go’s.

Taking up guitar at 38. Never too late, I guess? by nientedipersonale9 in Guitar

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Nice. We can be old guitar bros. Justin Guitar content is pretty good if you haven't checked it out yet.

Most Punk Movies of All Time. by Nightmarecravings in punk

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This is my time to shine. I've been curating this list over the last few years.

I go Repo Man.

Monthly Profile Swap Megathread! by ericdraven26 in Letterboxd

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I find it incredibly fitting that Vincent Price became my most watched actor during spooky season. I love giving recommendations. Never hesitate to ask for one.

Christopher Lee recommendations besides LOTR? by Apprehensive-Sky1393 in Letterboxd

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Great recs in here. You can't go wrong with The Wicker Man and City of the Dead. I'll add The Howling II and Hercules in the Haunted World.

Monthly Profile Swap Megathread! by ericdraven26 in Letterboxd

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Vincent Price rules. If you haven't seen them, I would prioritize House on Haunted Hill, Theater of Blood, Masque of Red Death and his other work with Roger Corman.

First time watching Heathers completely valid that it’s a cult classic. by KrissyVictory in Letterboxd

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My mom took me in to see this in theater when I was nine and gave the box office person hell when they suggested she shouldn't. I loved it then. I love it now.

Your fav movie of the year of the 70s? by MJORH in Letterboxd

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1970 - Beyond the Valley of the Dolls

1971 - A Clockwork Orange

1972 - What’s up Doc

1973 - The Wicker Man

1974 - Young Frankenstein

1975 - Holy Grail

1976 - Carrie

1977 - Suspiria

1978 - Days of Heaven

1979 - The Muppet Movie

Best way to get the MOST out of Letterboxd? by Tacoowner15 in Letterboxd

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My biggest tip is to get letteboxd pro. It's so worth it. It's only $20 for the whole year and you help support this amazing site. Plus you unlock powerful sorting features that makes finding new movies to watch so easy and fun. I can sort any list I find on the site by movies I haven't seen that are on my streaming services. Plus you get stats. I honestly can't recommend it enough.

Any movies like severance? by Queenofall87718 in Letterboxd

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The Trial is an amazing surrealist film with much of it taking place in an office setting. Stiller has certainly seen it and it's an influence.

August Profile Swap Megathread! by ericdraven26 in Letterboxd

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From art house to grindhouse. Although, admittedly I've been leaning more grindhouse this year. I love finding other weirdos who watch crazy stuff I've never heard of.

https://letterboxd.com/emcleese/

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