The new comedy film “Doin’ It” is like an R-rated Hallmark film. There are some “Superbad”-type explicit moments but aside from that, the film has an overall sweetness to it custom made for viewing at prime time on the Hallmark Channel (if you remove the d*ck shots, of course). #moviesky

2017's "Mary Shelley" primarily focuses on the author's turbulent relationship with Percy Bryce Shelley and what inspired her to write "Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus". Elle Fanning's magnificent in the role as she takes Mary from a wide-eyed girl to a world-weary woman. #moviesky

“Party Girl”. It made me desperately want to move to New York, become a Librarian and eat tons of falafel.

The new film “Rabbit Trap” starts off strong but the second half turns into a muddled mess. Still, the sound design and cinematography are pristine. There are moments where the main characters experiment with recording forest sounds and the pulsating audio sinks right into your bones. #moviesky

I recently watched 2014's Lifetime version of "Flowers in the Attic" and even though it's pretty hated on Letterboxd, I enjoyed it. It's like a sleazy version of an ABC Afterschool Special and Heather Graham hilariously overacts in it, mugging for the camera like she's in a silent film. #moviesky

I'm friends with a trans woman who's very dear to me and my family keeps referring to her as "that guy". I stopped talking to my family two weeks ago and I ignore their calls. When they kept voting for Trump I overlooked that, but when they openly wave their hatred in my face I'm done with them.

I love her so. ❤️

Happy 100th, Peter Sellers! www.wsj.com/arts-culture...

Is Chantal Akerman’s 1972 film “Hotel Monterey” one of the first found footage films? I’ve always thought so. #moviesky

This movie is a vibe and an aesthetic.

1974’s “Ginger in the Morning” is one of Sissy Spacek’s earliest films. She’s a hitchiking hippie picked up by a divorced man (Monte Markham) and they become comically intertwined with the man’s divorced friends. It’s a sweet film, feeling like an episode of “Love, American Style”. #moviesky

Yuliya Solntseva in THE CIGARETTE GIRL OF MOSSELPROM (1924). She was married to Aleksandr Dovzhenko and co-directed with him, going solo after his death. She won Best Director at Cannes for CHRONICLE OF FLAMING YEARS (1961), the first (and, for decades, only) woman to do so.

Really pleased to see my commentaries for Kino Lorber's release of Kolchak: The Night Stalker made it all the way down under to Imprint's upcoming set! I really loved working on this series (I actually got dinged for talking about the representation of women on the show, so I know I did OK!)

Alice White poses as another “Alice” for a photo by Elmer Fryer, 1928. #botd

34 years ago Kim Gordon performs with Sonic Youth at Sir Henry’s, Cork, Ireland on August 20, 1991. Photo by © Rory Wales #punk #punks #punkrock #womenofpunk #kimgordon #history #punkrockhistoy

I’ve been loving Pamela Anderson’s comeback these days. I love that in her late 50’s, she’s successfully reinventing herself. Being in my late 50’s myself, I find her pretty inspiring. #moviesky

I just learned from a podcast that Marilyn Chambers briefly appeared in the Barbra Streisand film "The Owl and the Pussycat", so I've got that going for me. #moviesky

Everyone, if you have the money for it, support PBS with a $60 donation and get PBS Passport. I donated on Friday and I’m loving it so far. There are hundreds of informative and entertaining shows on there, plus local shows too. And it’s a great way to strike back at the Pedo-In-Chief. 👍

I loved "Teenage Gang Debs", AGFA's latest Blu-ray release, and though the film was released in 1966, it feels more like an edgier version of a "gangs going wild" film from the 50's. I love that the people who made these low-budget films never had to compromise with a big studio. #moviesky #AGFA

1972’a “Scarecrow in a Garden of Cucumbers” stars Holly Woodlawn (one of Andy Warhol’s “discoveries”) and it’s a fun little film. Not only does it capture that gloriously grimy era of 70’s New York City, it has some surprisingly great musical numbers (with two songs by Bette Midler). #moviesky

Notice how women don’t make their loneliness everyone else’s fucking problem lmao

“Fantastic Four: First Steps” is a surprisingly thoughtful film with great character moments.  
It ditches the constant humor that most Marvel films have, as well as the need to have an action set piece every 10 minutes.
I fear it won’t be the mega-hit Marvel’s hoping for but I loved it. #moviesky

The new film “Sorry, Baby” has a couple of lovely and touching moments but it has a pace so slow and plodding that it makes Chantal Akerman’s films look like “The Fast and the Furious”. #moviesky

With extra features from @bjcolangelo.bsky.social + @horrornonna.com?? GOD BLESS US ALL

I saw the 1974 film "Swept Away" tonight and maybe it's just me, but I was disgusted by the lead male character constantly hitting the lead female character throughout, and the "romance" increasing between the two because of it. Otherwise, the film was a good treatise on class warfare. #moviesky

I saw “The Umbrellas of Cherbourg” for the first time and it was amazing. I love that EVERY word in the film is sung. There’s even a scene where a guy’s telling his boss he can’t work late because he has plans, and even THAT is sung to some swinging 60’s French jazz music. Divine. ❤️ #moviesky

This sounds amazing. #moviesky

I loved the new Superman film, it was nice seeing a kind-hearted version of the character again. It wasn’t as good as the original Christopher Reeve film, but it came pretty damn close. #moviesky

Dick Cavett gets his turn in the Criterion Closet! And he even mentions when John Cassavetes, Peter Falk and Ben Gazzara came on his show to promote “Husbands” and acted like total jackasses. Lol #moviesky youtu.be/9FqyB5edf38?...

For anyone who loves the comedies of Laurel & Hardy, check out the Thelma Todd/Zasu Pitts and Thelma Todd/Patsy Kelly shorts on YouTube. They’re hilarious and what’s great about them is that the comedy is female-centric, the writers didn’t just shoehorn the women into Laurel & Hardy bits. #moviesky

1988’s “Evil Dead Trap” is a beautiful fusion of Italian Giallos and J-Horror. The soundtrack is very Goblin-like, the violence and atmosphere are in the Fulci/Argento vein (no pun intended) but the setting and story are steeped deeply in Japanese culture. #moviesky

Shelley Duvall - BOTD in 1949

First they released a deluxe version of “Looking For Mr. Goodbar” and now Elaine May’s “A New Leaf”. Vinegar Syndrome is killing it lately and making me go broke too. :-) #moviesky

Good, maybe those men will get so enraged that they have a stroke and kick the bucket. Keep posting those pics and videos on Instagram! :-)

"The Queen of My Dreams" is an incredibly touching film but also very fun too, especially in the sequences that flash back to 1969. It’s a story about a person trying to live their life the way they want a stifling religion. Like most religions, it's more focused on dying than living. #moviesky

In this issue of FANGORIA, I had so much fun speaking with the cast, director and cowriters of I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER. We’ve also got Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. on the masthead this issue, which was my fondest wish since we first started discussing coverage.

It’s so awesome to see 3 actresses directing films that will be released this year: Kristen Scott Thomas - “My Mother’s Wedding” Maggie Gyllenhaal - “The Bride!” Embeth Davidtz - “Don’t Let’s Go To The Dogs Tonight” #moviesky

Tilda Swinton is amazing in 1996’s “Female Perversions”. As mercurial lawyer Eve Stephens, a woman traumatized by childhood abuse, she alternates from powerful and self-assured to playful to sensual temptress to demonic and does it all effortlessly. #moviesky

I'm wanting to move to France so bad but would they even accept Americans there now? To them, it would probably be akin to opening the doors to a new incurable disease.

As bad as this July 4th is, with so little to celebrate, I can’t help wondering how infinitely abysmal next July 4th will be like if the fascist goons and as* kissers continue running things.

I've been on a Bollywood kick lately, trying to find and watch any Bollywood film I can find online. The new film "The Queen of My Dreams" opens this weekend and it looks like it has all the kaleidoscopic colors and sizzle of the old Bollywood films. #moviesky

Despite the political garbage involved with living in Florida, there are some benefits. I love this lake that’s close to the city library. It’s a peaceful little nature nook where all the ducks, geese and swans congregate. I love this place.

There are few things more infuriating than the ending of Lucio Fulci’s “City of the Living Dead” (AKA “The Gates of Hell”). Ambiguous endings are fine, but the ending to this film made no sense at all. #horror #horrormovies

I saw the new film "Hot Milk" today and I have to agree with Letterboxd, it wasn't that great. I expected a lovely tale of a woman finding joy in a beautiful coastal town in Spain. Instead, the film's painfully nihilistic, like a Lars Von Trier film without the sweet melancholy. #moviesky

She was the greatest. ❤️ #moviesky

Alicia Malone’s new book “TCM Imports” is fantastic and anyone who loves foreign films should read it. There were 15-20 films she discusses in the book that I haven’t seen and I’m excited to check them out! #moviesky #filmsky