what's the last movie you watched?

i meant to put mine in the original post --

the first final destination movie!! totally recommend it because imo it really is the best of the series.

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home...you know, the one with the whales. Kirk and company end up time-travelling to 1980s San Francisco in search of whales (to stop a massive alien probe that's emitting whale song from destroying earth), and basically leave a trail of chaos in their wake -- everything from random swearing to Scotty talking into a computer mouse to Bones giving an old lady a pill that makes her grow a new kidney. (The Dept. of Temporal Investigations must've had a field day with all this.) Oh, and someone calling out a Klingon -- "YOU POMPOUS ASS!"

Rewatched saw 2 cause it’s my favorite in the series lolz 

Water Lilies, titled "Naissance des pieuvres" in french. Although this movie is in French, with English subs it's still highly enjoyable. I don't believe its very best plot wise but the I adore the style of film. It quite reminds me of the movie Thirteen, as I believe it has a similar style.

I watched Halloween Kills last week. I kind of get why other people don’t like it; but I really loved it. 

self/less (2015)

The last movie I watched was Scotland, PA (2001). 



I first watched it my Senior year in my English class, because we read Macbeth that year. 

I was rewatching it, because I feel like the Seniors I have this year would be really into it. A lot of them already listen to the music that's listed in the soundtrack, and a few of my extroverted students currently work at a local family fast food restaurant similar to Duncan's (later McBeth's) in the film. 

I always forgot how often the f-word is used (which they DEFINITELY know of by now as 17/18 year olds, but Administration/their Parents would want to say otherwise) and the random stripper, but they'd be totally dead over the stoner hippies as the witches. 

Besides Halloween Kills, we watched Cabin in the Woods with a friend who had never seen it. It holds up so well, even after many viewings. Seeing it in the theater was one of my best movie experiences, I kept hearing that it was best not to know anything about it first so we went only having watched the trailer (which purposefully didn't give away any of the best plot points). There's still nothing quite like it! 

Titane after watching Raw, quite a different world of characters and stories

Sorry to bother you  was probably the most interesting movie I've ever watched. Seems like a funny movie but keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout.

just watched Senior Year on netflix. was hesitant going in, but it ended to being super funny. rebel wilson is hilarious. recommended. 

You're Next, which I thought was alright. Definitely not as disturbing as some people have made it out to be but then again, I've seen a lot of fucked up movies.

The black Phone. Saw it with family and it wasn’t a bad movie I actually liked it a little bit but the end was both the best and worst part of the movie. I thought the movie had a pretty creative plot and it had set up multiple different ways he could killer the snatcher. Although the ending’s fast pace as everyone rushed to the house was great, imo they went with the most straightforward and generic route to end the story.

just finished a24's 'backstabbing for beginners' this morning. 

.. yikes.

American Psycho !! I watched it last year but I had to rewatch it because it's such a great film (I've published a blog review of it)

https://vimeo.com/275950603/description

barbie!!! i loved it so much.

Meshes of the Afternoon - Maya Deren (1943)

Theres a before and after effect with this film where it's influence is so vast that everything from Kate Bush albums to vertigo comics wouldn't look the same if it didn't exist. Truly one of the most important films to exist, imo.

donnie darko and it was sooooo freaking good oh my god 

I watched smile 2, haven't seen the first one before tbh