A gritty live-action reboot of Salad Fingers.
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If they did a film adaptation of the book Concrete Island by Ballard
A realistic, dramatic remake of The Mouse That Roared but they use the leverage of the doomsday weapon to try to force Western governments to house, heal, and feed their people. Ends with the bourgeois governments intentionally destroying Europe instead.
Guy who was in a groundhog's day timeloop to learn to be better person and find true love is desperate to go back in after seeing everything wrong in the world, and the selfishness that lead to it. In the end he condemns every living person to their own timeloops until they learn to care about others.
Sequel to Civil War showing the aftermath, the movie is about the same group of Journalists reporting on the new post war government and the immediate instability. The movie is called After The Fall.
The zombie apocalypse has started but it takes the attendees of Burning Man some time to work out what’s going on.
People trapped in a car on the high way and people are taken by mysterious forces. The only way to the outside world is the car radio.
I'm only leaving this awful thread up because I think my beloved Movies & TV comm deserves more activity
The Chris Benoit Story containing a fever-dream during a Bowflex workout: a sequel to The Strange Thing About The Johnsons.
Directed by Ari Aster
Written by Nick Mullen
Romance between two street entertainers who bond over reading Shakespeare aloud except one reads in the boring literature way and the other does it in a period accurate accent
a multiverse story with all of the analog horror fictions connected together and an ensemble cast. all filmed in super 8 found footage even shots that wouldn't make any sense to be "found". maybe the aliens are also filming and their people find the footage
So theatrical distribution for The Trial of Tim Heidecker?
Is that the infowars guy?
Yeah. The trial is part of of On Cinema At The Cinema, a long-running show he does with Gregg Turkington based on the premise "Two guys do a movie review podcast but never seem to have watched what they're reviewing", and a recurring bit is Tim being a grifter-rube who hawks a different snake oil every season, each one causing him obvious health problems which he denies until it culminates in some catastrophic and sometimes deadly incident in his personal affairs (which he spends way more time airing than talking about movies), swearing off quackery for a couple episodes before latching on to the next one. There are definitely some On Cinema bits being echoed in InfoWars.
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