Going to be taking an indefinite hiatus over here for a short while.
Got something else cooking, which I can’t wait to share, but for the time being a big thanks to all the people in the industry who have helped grow this page.
This isn’t farewell.
There are only 4 directors in my lifetime that I will stop in my tracks when a new movie they’re directing gets announced.
Nolan
Scorsese
Tarantino
Jordan Peele
The last one is purely there cos of how generational Get Out was.
Anyone I missed? 2000s onwards only.
@RSMFilmsLtd Mike, thanks so much. I thoroughly enjoyed our chat and I wish you all the luck in the world with Winchester Bay. Hopefully next time we chat we can start discussing the next steps.
Going to be taking an indefinite hiatus over here for a short while.
Got something else cooking, which I can’t wait to share, but for the time being a big thanks to all the people in the industry who have helped grow this page.
This isn’t farewell.
@fringeblog Thanks so much, Jeremiah. The chat we had was easily my favourite and it enabled me to get so much better at this. Can’t wait till I get you back on again where we can discuss what you’ve been up to. Stay safe and keep well buddy.
It’s been a while since I’ve watched something, so I wanted to take some time out to acknowledge my favourite YouTubers ever! @ryansbergara and @shanemadej
They hold so many other titles - Ghost Hunters, Ghoul Boys, Hermanos Fantasmas, Spirit Connoisseurs.
The last thing I thought I’d be doing is reviewing YouTube content but for me these guys are tier 1 when it comes to content on there.
Here’s to many more seasons of Buzzfeed Unsolved and the continued success of @wearewatcher
P.S. I’m a Shaniac.
On their own channel @wearewatcher they don’t ditch their personalities and chemistry, if anything they’re given more freedom to be expressive.
My personal favourite series from this channel is the Too Many Spirits episodes.
Everyone knows that the ex-navy seal who's on a revenge vendetta after the death of his daughter/wife/son/etc. is going to kill everyone in the end.
With Green Room, anyone could’ve died at any moment. It’s these movies that incorporate what a thriller should be all about.
Review #36 ~ Green Room ~ 5 Tweets
Everything @saulnier_jeremy touches turns to gold. After watching Blue Ruin, I was told to check out Green Room and boy, oh boy was I in for a treat.
It’s a survival thriller done right.
With this and Blue Ruin I’ve noticed @saulnier_jeremy distances from the classic protagonist turns ex-Marine out of nowhere trope. Instead his heroes act purely on instinct, just as average people would in adverse circumstances.
It’s a refreshing approach to thrillers.