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bitter69uk · 3 months
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On Thursday 18 January, the FREE monthly Lobotomy Room film club presents for your delectation a marriage made in horror heaven! Exploitation b-movie supremo William Castle and eternally fierce Hollywood diva Joan Crawford (as a “frantic woman pressured by straitjacket tension”) team up for 1964 shocker Strait-Jacket! Won’t you join us to watch over cocktails in the glittering surroundings of Fontaine’s in Dalston? Reserve your seat by phoning 07718000546 or emailing [email protected].  But consider yourselves warned: “Ingeniously designed to shock and startle, Strait-Jacket may go beyond the limits of your ability to ensure suspense!” Full rancid details here.
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blitsgames · 4 months
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Jock Studio Development Update #2
Hello Olympians! This will be a quick TLDR version of our second game development update! We hope to provide these updates once a month to showcase the inner workings and the progress we are making toward the game! Octobers Update will focus mainly on three things: please visit the full post here for all the juicy details! 1. Showcasing the campus map from its initial sketch conception to being rendered in our BLits style 2. Stats that will function in game to determine your game-play loop. These include specific character stats that can be obtained by preforming certain activities, specific performance stats that interact with the filming process, and resource management stats to ensure our college Freshman Ace stays on top of his grades! 3. Music previews for each of the boys! In addition to their main character soundtrack, each boy will have different variations of their themes as well! Support the development of Jock Studio today on Pledgemanager! "Jock Studio is an 18+ Gay Dating Simulator currently being developed by BLits Games. Other titles you may recognize from us include Camp Buddy and Camp Buddy: Scoutmaster Season. In this new game, you are following the story of Ace Anderson, an indecisive and aimless freshman at the prestigious all boys sports campus Olympus University. Having lived his life without purpose, Ace discovers it in the most unlikely of places after being invited to join a secret "film club""
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hollywoodbabylone · 1 month
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Cardi B
Enough (Miami)
Director. Patience Harding
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unorthodox-oblivion · 2 months
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What movies do you want to watch if you start a film club?
A bunch of classics I haven't seen (shaaaaaaame on me, shame on my cow. I know, Mushu), a bunch of foreign film, and whatever else my lovely friends from film club wanna watch too. Hope they bring interesting stuff I wouldn't have considered without them 🥰
We HAVE started a film club and I'm excited
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honkifyourelonely · 10 months
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pride month movie watching low quality screenshots feat. lots of elvis and madonna
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nuphotoz-film · 1 year
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The Sticky Bandit.
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ambersfilmdiary · 2 years
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expired film on found camera | 35mm
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tezerenotameiki · 1 year
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what if none of the film club is dead imagine if they were just trying to Epic Prank e-ki and accidentally put him in a coma and were like we have to disappear right the fuck now
AFTER SCHOOL PRANK GONE WRONG (GONE DEADLY?!?!?!)
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sobbing-artist · 10 months
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Love is all around us - Insta
Canon A1 | 50mm | Ilfordhp5
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peachesanmemes · 1 year
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I am sick, so I'm a day late, but Dracula Movies weekly has started!
You have all week till next Monday to watch Dracula 1931 and post your hot takes and memes. It's free to stream on tubi with ads (which is what I did!) But it's pretty easy to find elsewhere too.
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thingstol00kat · 1 year
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Divine Intervention by Elia Suleiman
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bitter69uk · 2 months
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“By the odds, it should be a bomb. But a bomb it is not, let us tell you. At least, it is not the sort of thing to set you to yawning and squirming, unless Elizabeth Taylor leaves you cold. In the first place, it has Miss Taylor, playing the florid role of the lady of easy virtue, and that's about a million dollars right there. "I was the slut of all times," she tells her mother in one of those searing scenes wherein the subdued, repentant playgirl, thinking she has found happiness, bares her soul. But you can take it from us, at no point does she look like one of those things. She looks like a million dollars, in mink or in negligée. When she sits at a bar with Laurence Harvey, who is not just any Joe but a millionaire with a ten-room Fifth Avenue apartment and "caves all over town," and she lets her eyes travel up and down him, measuring not the bulge of his pocketbook but the bulge of his heart—well, all we can say is that Miss Taylor lends a certain fascination to the film. Then, too, it offers admission to such an assortment of apartments, high-class bars, Fifth Avenue shops and speedy sports cars, all in color and CinemaScope, that it should make the most moral status seeker feel a little disposed toward a life of sin. Brandy, martinis and brittle dialogue flow like water all over the place.”
/ Bosley Crowther reviewing Butterfield 8 in The New York Times, 17 November 1960 /
How enticing, huh? Well, you’re in luck: the FREE monthly Lobotomy Room cinema club (devoted to Bad Movies for Bad People) presents gloriously tawdry 1960 melodrama Butterfield 8 on Thursday 21 March at Fontaine’s bar in Dalston! Featuring an incredibly compelling performance from Elizabeth Taylor as an elite high-price escort girl! Numbers are limited, so reserve your seat via Fontaine's website. Alternatively, phone 07718000546 or email [email protected].
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hollywoodbabylone · 11 months
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Flashing Lights (2008)
Directed by Spike Jonze
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ineffablelunatic · 1 year
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This is based on the clubs other people have been doing! (Also I know I'm forgetting one but I can't for the life of me remember what it is)
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cuantumq · 1 year
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Conclusion Dreamelody and Repeatragedy.
These two songs are clearly some of the most important songs in the series yet are some of the more mysterious songs. It's generally agreed that Conclusion Dreamelody is an E-ki song, but recently that has been called into question with the idea that it's actually from the FC Killer's POV. And at the same time, Repeatragedy has always been up in the air and continues to be mysterious.
So.. What are they?
I think looking at Re:write's album layout gives us a big hint. Ignoring the two tracks that are limited to the collector's/limited/whatever edition of Re:write, the songs Shuuen no Shiori and Common Heroes are the fourth track from the beginning/end of the album respectively. These songs are also very much so two songs that are meant to be tied together in some way, touching very similar themes to one another and having similar but not the same PVs. I believe these two songs are meant to be sort of 'question and answer' songs. Shuuen no Shiori sets up the themes to focus on for most of the album and Common Heroes is meant to be the conclusion to those thoughts.
The same thing seems to be the case with Re:mind. Conclusion Dreamelody and Repeatragedy are both the four tracks from the start/end of Re:mind and Conclusion Dreamelody sets up the questions we should focus on for the album while Repeatragedy is meant to conclude those questions. It matches how Conclusion Dreamelody is written, going back and forth on one's feelings of if things should continue for forever or come to an end, the feeling of being close with the film club while also feeling isolated. These are themes brought up in the individual character songs a lot.
And Repeatragedy is partially a response to those themes that haunt the Film Club, things are bad. They are isolating, blaming eachother, and allowing the tragedy to repeat. But as the song goes on it slowly becomes apparent that this song isn't just a song about the film club. It's a song that transitions from the film to the occult, a song meaning to show that the Occult Club is in the same space. This is why Repeatragedy is used in the way it is in the series, it is simply about the Tragedy Repeating. Why is it in A-ya's POV? He realized the truth about the Demise Game and how they are in Schrodinger's box until everything finally gets decided. Why is it in Re:mind? It's E-ki, and to a lesser extent maybe the rest of the film club, is aware of the loops occurring, he allows the loops to continue, and as such he must continually be met with tragedy and will always be left with the thought of "It was you" when he dreams. Why does Re:act imply that E-noru has Repeatragedy? Because it further parallels him with E-ki to be related to the Dream's Conclusion and it matches how the traitor at the end of Novel 2 seems aware of the loops, gets frustrated with them and gets blamed for the Demise Game, implying that E-noru has some form of The Dream's Conclusion.
But what about Conclusion Dreamelody again? I think it's meant to be a general Film Club song with an emphasis on it being E-ki's. It is a constant question of whether they want to stop the dream or let it continue, whether they wish to find the killer or hide in the loops. One more recent interpretation is that the song is from the killer's perspective but like. I don't see it? It seems pretty explicitly outside of the killer's POV. The killer isn't confirmed to know anything about the loops, which is an important focus of the song. The song is also about trying to figure out who the killer is and pinning blame in a way that doesn't make it sound like it's the Killer watching others. It sound like the singer is the one pinning blame on others, wanting to figure out who the killer is. Which doesn't make sense with the singer being the killer.
And, lastly. The song is named after The Dream's Conclusion, E-ki's urban legend. Which like. Doesn't mean it has to be E-ki's song. But it strongly implies it should line up with him somehow. It feels like it's meant to be E-ki's perspective when he's close to waking up but decides not to, to let the repetition comfort him instead of trying to figure out who killed his friends. It has themes that apply to the entire film club, but if it's meant to be a specific thing, that seems like what the specific thing should be.
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annasfilmclub · 2 years
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I found a nice little discussion guide to go with Alphaville, which provides some cultural context for the movie, as well as thought-provoking questions. Check out the full guide here. 
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