It was @3xchair and his compelling observations on You Can See Everything who inspired me to accelerate putting up Flaherty’s landmark documentary onto https://t.co/RtxORIXfA4.
Amongst all the movies we've added this week, we wanted to highlight one of the most influential documentaries of all time.
Later dubbed "docufiction", NANOOK OF THE NORTH proved that feature-length nonfiction film could achieve commercial success.
https://t.co/fU6apAKkvZ
Political conspiracies, family secrets, and a wildly unpredictable cast.
Join Roger and Gala for Winter Kills (1979), starring Jeff Bridges, this Thursday 11/12 at 5 PM PT.
Watch with us on Pulp Time! https://t.co/FQMBs8AeR0
@VecchTweets@RoyPrice I remember seeing Earthquake at the Chinese Theatre in Sensaround and they had a net covering the auditorium ceiling because it was so loud that chips of ornamental plaster were falling onto the audience.
@WhitStillman@selfstyledsiren The German counterpart film The Rothschilds (1940) is a far better production, but lacks the charm and humor of the United Artists film.
We are proud to announce that the official Pulp Time score for Metropolis by @tomandandy is officially recognized on IMDB!
Check out this score on Pulp Time.
https://t.co/5fReyH88q2
If you haven't seen director Tommy Park's two AI features, you're in for a treat. They're grindhouse madness with a heavy dose of Takashi Miike and a dash of Luc Besson. Wild action and a full commitment to pushing the envelope. Check both out on https://t.co/RtxORIXfA4.
Tommy Park (@MKVLTA)'s latest feature THE SUMMONING is now streaming on Pulp Time. His first film, Techno Messiah, made waves in our community. Watch them back to back, with friends in a watch party, or on your TV using our app.
https://t.co/IMPNSGluBj