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I fucking love stevie

Now imagine Stevie as an even more socially inept Catholic priest having a crisis of faith and you almost have a handle on that movie.

The closing theme was so beautiful, I had to immediately find it on the YouTubez.....

 

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I felt like I kept going back and forth on that show. It's not even that I thought it was bad, I just don't get how it's so revered. The only one that should have even seen an Emmy is Jamie Lee Curtis for the Xmas flashback episode.

Then they drop Season 3 over the summer and the very first episode is just a half hour long montage. That was my breaking point and I refuse to go back to watch even another minute.

I can see that. There's already certain parts that make me want to turn it off, but there's just enough about it that makes me like it.
 

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Fell upon it by chance, watched it because it's Stevie from 'Eastbound and Down' and loved it because it's a movie wrapped in a story wrapped in a parable wrapped in surreal painting.

8.5/10
I saw that a long time ago. My buddy's wife picked that out of nowhere. Steve Little makes it more interesting. I like unique stories less than 90mins.
 

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In the spirit of the season, what's everyone's favorite horror films?
 

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In the spirit of the season, what's everyone's favorite horror films?
I was just able to see The Shining on the big screen with some friends recently. Had only seen it on the small screen. Chance to really appreciate the little details of the film's direction and Nicholson's tour de force performance.

Wow, there is a lot of the "space program" in that movie. That's a real headscratcher. The documentary "Room 237" does a good job addressing the film's possible subtexts/secret meanings, including the middle part of the doc which goes into the "space program" references. The Shining isn't one of my horror favs, but it is an eyeful.

I think some of the best horror films (depending on how you define them) would be Alien, The Thing, Evil Dead 2, The Exorcist, Night of the Living Dead (1968), Psycho (1960), Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) and Aliens.

What's your favs?
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