#NowWatching Showgirls (1995). A movie filled with a million great lines. But this one just might be the one. #FilmSky

I love my Mets but lately they’ve got me feeling like… #LGM #MetsSky #NewYorkMets

From right to left… Greatness Greatness Greatness Primate #letterboxdFriday #lastfourwatched #letterboxd #filmsky #HorrorSky #Horror

Happy Tax Day, New York. We’re taxing the rich.

Currently watching… #Horrorsky

Hal Ashby’s great Harold and Maude followed by Lucio Fulci’s glorious gory and gloppy Gates of Hell “trilogy.” Watched out of order, but it doesn’t really matter. #letterboxdFriday #lastfourwatched #letterboxd #filmsky #HorrorSky #Horror

Gore Alert! #NowWatching City of the Living Dead (1980) Directed by Lucio Fulci #ItsGore! #Fulci #Horror #Horrorsky #FilmSky

A well-paired double feature, thematically connected through the power of non-conformity. Harold and Maude (1971) Little Miss Sunshine (2006) #FilmSky #MovieSky

Bergman films are not to be binged or marathoned. Each film needs to be savored and given their own space and time. But I couldn’t help myself this week. A screening at the Metrograph NYC of Seventh Seal started this little five star run. Simply glorious. #FilmSky #MovieSky #CriterionChannel

The Exorcist (1973) #filmsky #horrorsky

1. Christa. I don’t mind extreme content, just don’t make it boring! 2. Ghost. Beautifully elegiac short by Charlie Kauffman. 3. Evilspeak. Clint Howard in an amazing Carrie-esque performance. 4. Ft13th-3. Pure comfort food. #letterboxdFriday #lastfourwatched #letterboxd #filmsky #HorrorSky

Wenders’ Perfect Days for its deeply moving meditation on life. The wonderful Kneecap for St Patty’s Day. Waters’ Multiple Maniacs for the glorious filth. Kurosawa’s masterful Red Beard for its treatise on empathy and kindness. What a run! #letterboxdFriday #lastfourwatched #letterboxd #filmsky

Before there was Sally Hawkins making love to Amphibian Man, there was Lady Divine and Lobsterdora. On the shoulders of giants rode Sally. #NowWatching Multiple Maniacs (1970) directed by John Waters. #CriterionChannel #FilmSky #Filth #Divine

Slàinte! #NowWatching Kneecap (2024) #SaintPatricksDay #FilmSky

Why did you dump him?

There is no better feeling than that moment early in a film when you realize you are watching a masterpiece. #NowWatching Beauty and the Beast (1946, France) Directed by Jean Cocteau. #FilmSky #CriterionChannel

My new life credo. #NowWatching Beauty and the Beast (1946, France) Directed by Jean Cocteau. #FilmSky #CriterionChannel

Currently in the midst of one of the most beautiful sequences in cinema history. #NowWatching Beauty and the Beast (1946, France) Directed by Jean Cocteau. #FilmSky #CriterionChannel

Two disappointments followed by two bangers. Perdita Durango aka Dance With The Devil (1997). Lots of big swings, lots of big misses. Helloween (2025) Hella bad. C.H.U.D. (1984) 80s horror classic. One Cut of the Dead (2017) IYKYK #letterboxdFriday #lastfourwatched #letterboxd #filmsky #HorrorSky

Who wore it best? Javier Bardem in Perdito Durango (1997). James Earl Jones in Conan the Barbarian (1982). #FilmSky

Not only one of the most enjoyably creepy movies of the millennium, but also one of the most beautifully photographed. The Others (2001) #HorrorSky #FilmSky #CriterionChannel

#NowWatching Remote Control (1988) How have I never heard of this gem? It is the most eighties movie ever. Explosions, spandex, and video stores. What an absolute blast. #Horrorsky #FilmSky #CriterionChannel

Fare thee well. You both have brought me so much joy. The drive-in never dies. #TheLastDriveIn #MutantFam

Battle Royale is an insanely fun and bloody splatterfest. Scars of Dracula is a subpar Hammer horror, though Christopher Lee is, as usual, great. Re-Wind is more porn than gore. It Was Just an Accident deserves all the accolades. #letterboxdFriday #lastfourwatched #letterboxd #filmsky #HorrorSky

This line encapsulates everything about Battle Royale (2000, Japan) directed by Kinji Fukasaku. #BattleRoyale #HorrorSky #Horror

Two delicately poignant teen movies dealing with sexual awakenings, bookended by a “so bad it’s really bad” slasher in the woods horror and an edgy Mervyn Leroy pre-code melodrama. #LastFourWatched #Letterboxd #FilmSky #HorrorSky #LetterboxdFriday

A wonderful double feature. Similar themes, similar age, similar settings, similar struggles. Henry Gamble’s Birthday Party (2015) directed by Stephen Cone Water Lillies (2007) directed by Céline Sciamma #FilmSky #CriterionChannel

I savored every episode of this journey. Fittingly, bittersweetly, and unintentionally, I completed that journey today, at the beginning. #TwinPeaks #DavidLynch

It's cold out! 🥶 Post someone who looks stylish wearing a winter coat.

The exquisite cinematography of Tod Browning’s Dracula (1931) #Dracula #HorrorSky #FilmSky

#IngmarBergman #Persona #CriterionChannel #FilmSky “If I see something good, I steal it.”

I love Dario Argento, but 90’s Dario Argento, not so much. I respect your opinion if you love the Creep franchise. Please respect mine for hating it. Thankfully, I was able to restore my faith in cinema with two classics. #letterboxdFriday #lastfourwatched #letterboxd #filmsky #HorrorSky

Rest in peace, horror icon Tom Noonan. #HorrorSky #FilmSky

Two all time greats bookended by two more modern fare. Hamnet (2025) has a lot of ACTING in it, hence the hammy title? Wuthering Heights (1939) and Ben-Hur (1959) are breathtaking. HappyEnd (2024) is a fine coming of age story from Japan. #letterboxdFriday #lastfourwatched #letterboxd #filmsky

Watch Charles Burnett’s KILLER OF SHEEP (1977) in our Celebrate Black History collection! Alongside the film watch special features from our edition of the film. Including an appreciation by Barry Jenkins, interviews with Burnett & actor Henry Gayle Sanders, a documentary by Robert Townsend & more

Oh, no. RIP, sir. Thank you for being part of one of my most favorite, treasured movies. "A lot of people enjoy being dead. But they are not dead, really. They're just backing away from life. Reach out. Take a chance. Get hurt even. But play as well as you can. Go team, go! L-I-V-E. LIVE!" — Maude

I see (now) that he posted about it earlier but I just got a notification on my phone and YESSSSS, HOLY HELL, I AM SO EXCITED FOR THIS So thrilled to see it finally come to fruition for @paultremblay.bsky.social , and for us! That cast! 🤯

A tour de force by Richard E Grant. Elke Sommer dances with the devil in a deliciously bonkers Bava. Rose Byrne is great in an otherwise underwhelming movie. The Lure is like The Umbrellas of Cherbourg but with killer mermaids. #letterboxdFriday #lastfourwatched #letterboxd #filmsky #HorrorSky

#Skycle I love interacting with each and every one of you, whether it be horror movies, arthouse movies, or Mets baseball. #Horrorsky #FilmSky #LGM

Two lowbrow and two highbrow. Just how it’s supposed to be. #FilmSky #Letterboxd

#NowWatching Werckmeister Harmonies (2000) directed by Béla Tarr. Only Mr. Tarr can film a solitary man walking wordlessly down various streets and make it breathtaking cinema. #FilmSky #CriterionChannel #MovieSky #BélaTarr

Oof, Edgar Wright, what happened to you? At least I was able to cleanse that mediocrity from my system with a perennially watched masterpiece (Possession), a pleasant surprise (Mother of Flies), and a hidden gem (Tokyo Pop). #letterboxdFriday #lastfourwatched #letterboxd #filmsky #HorrorSky

Thankfully my new coat just arrived.

Who wore it better?

💘 Celebrating the captivating Nastassja Kinski on her birthday. 💘 On the Criterion Channel, watch her iconic performance alongside Harry Dean Stanton in Wim Wenders's PARIS, TEXAS (1984) alongside archival interviews, deleted scenes, and more from our edition of the film.

#NowWatching Exotica (1994, Canada) Directed by Atom Egoyan. #FilmSky #MovieSky #CriterionChannel

Four movies, five different decades represented. Ball of Fire (1941) Frankenstein 1970 (1958) SLC Punk (1998) Reprise (2006) #letterboxdFriday #lastfourwatched #letterboxd #filmsky #HorrorSky