RIP Megalon/Tommy Gunn. One of the most technically gifted MCs I've ever heard 🙏🏾

❤️

forgot to post about it, but I watched Pickup on South Street (1953) two days ago, and this scene with Thelma Ritter gave me chills.

Now watching: The Eagle has Landed (1976) *this poster is wild*

Now watching: The Eiger Sanction (1975)

Now rewatching...

25 years ago tonight, I was at the HMV on 125th Street in Harlem getting my copy of Snoop Dogg's Tha Last Meal autographed. Tray Deee and Goldie Loc were there as well. One of his best albums. Hard to believe it has been a quarter century. Lot of things have changed for me, Snoop, and the world.

LOL

Now rewatching this masterpiece that I haven't seen in 10+ years.

8 years old me used to think this was the great movie of all time.

I gotta watch this.

Now watching: Cat People (1942)

Yes please.

Now watching: Sweet Smell of Success (1957)

Damn. 💔

Now watching: The Big Clock (1948) *didn't think twice when I saw the name Charles Laughton*

😮‍💨

Really impressive score that elevated this movie.

Now watching: The Sword (1980)

Now watching: Leave Her to Heaven (1945)

Digable Planets

Digable Planets show tonight.

Now watching: The Woman in the Window (1944)

Now watching: Irma La Douce (1963)

Many of the ideas used in Hitchcock's later masterpieces had already been explored in his earlier films like Lady Vanishes, Saboteur, and this one. The further back you go in his work, the more you see familiar themes just waiting to be polished.

Now watching: The 39 Steps (1935)

I watched Silent Partner (1978) last night. I couldn't help comparing it to Hitchcock's Frenzy, the story is just as well written.

All time noir, I don't make the rules. Robert Ryan was excellent as usual.

Now watching: The Set-Up (1949) *genuinely one of the most gorgeous posters I've ever seen*

Now watching: Shadows (1959)

No one makes war movies like the Russian.

Now watching: The Cranes are Flying (1957)

Now watching: Scanners (1981)

Wow!

Hmmmm

I remember watching this before the Abel Ferrara movie, you couldn't tell me shit back then I loved it so much

Rewatched it recently. It just gets better everytime.

Goodnight to iconic Japanese actor Tatsuya Nakadai - the dynamic, handsome star whose illustrious résumé doubles as a snapshot of Japanese cinema in its golden age - who has passed away at the age of 92.

Thomas Sankara

Damn this looks fire!