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A perfect movie trilogy doesn’t exi…

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ARACHNOPHOBIA (1990)

Enjoying a night at the movies with Ernest Dickerson and the boys @vidiots.bsky.social

In the summer of 1998 I was absolutely convinced that these people could save the planet.

More peak seasonal TV programming

Mike Binder pulls together a world class ensemble for this Big Chill-esque summer camp reunion dramedy that offers up plenty of earnest reflection, mid-life regret and heartfelt nostalgia for the good old days. The overall result is a breezy hangout movie where everyone gets juicy character moments.

35 years ago today THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS was released in theaters and the pull quote it received on this newspaper ad has never been topped.

What is your favorite Disney movie?

Take a minute to appreciate how deep the bench of talent was in the cast of the INDIAN SUMMER (1993).

You had me at “William Petersen vs. a giant squid.“

The first film James Van Der Beek ever appeared in was the criminally underrated ANGUS (1995). Time for a rewatch.

Lets talk about the killer little Touchstone/Hollywood Pictures run that Vincent Spano had here.

I need a 10 part docuseries covering the oral history of the Buena Park non-standard McDonald’s restaurant McThriller that used to be across the street from Knott’s Berry Farm.

The HBO Trapper Keeper bumpers were the apex of modern art.

This clip of John Williams & Steven Spielberg tinkering with the E.T. theme will always have me floating. History in the making.

Shout out to the goat

Christopher Nolan is clearly a massive 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU (1999) fan.

Chilling with the boys

Happy 40th anniversary Rollie Tyler! Here’s to one of the forgotten bangers of the 80s.

40 years ago today F/X was released in theaters. It’s one of the great underrated action thrillers of the 80s; sizzling with a smoky neo noir aesthetic, quirky special effects gags and the genius pairing of Bryan Brown and Brian Dennehy at the center of the action.

Hooting and hollering

Shouting “If it ain’t broke don’t fix it” from the mountaintops as I watch THE MUPPET SHOW (2026)

35 years later & the BACKDRAFT trailer still makes me want to run through a wall. Pure cinema

My favorite reply guys

My new favorite t-shirt arrived today & needless to say it goes to 11.

40 years ago today DOWN AND OUT IN BEVERLY HILLS was released in theaters. Nothing says “Cheers to Disney’s first R-rated movie!” like a photo of Paul Mazursky in a Mickey Mouse t-shirt.

The perfect toy line doesn’t exi…

One of the most iconic one word line deliveries in modern cinema.

Pitch a movie with just the actor & the director.

Just a friendly reminder that this score is a Top 5 James Horner masterpiece.

I'm finally starting this project to watch the entire Touchstone Pictures filmography (every film associated with the Disney label whether through production or distribution) from 1984-2016 & share my thoughts on each release in this thread. Follow along as I revisit the hits, misses & obscurities.

Don’t forget to leave a few small beers out on Oscar nominations eve.

Two tickets to everything please

Movies were better with Danny Nucci

Take a minute to appreciate this shot of Naomi Campbell & Jean-Claude Van Damme back to back in dueling Fashion Cafe & Planet Hollywood jackets

New Frank Marshall ranking dropped

This is my comfort texture

Spent the afternoon in Sunday matinee heaven at the New Bev.

Dudes still rock

Another epic movie night

Kurt Russell is the king of eyepatch cinema

25 years ago today Downtown Disney opened at the Disneyland Resort.

The fact that I own three of these tells you everything you need to know about me.

“Show me what comic you loved when you were 13, and that’s all I need to know about you.”

Some might consider an Esquire spread featuring the cast of one Touchstone Pictures movie with a headline referencing another Touchstone Pictures movie to be a little on the nose but this kind of film press is quite literally my shit.

T.K. Carter Forever

Suncoast said “Quit being a little bitch and watch this anime.”