I honestly only remembered the swimming pool scene from this movie as a little kid, but, after rewatching it as a grown adult, it quickly became one of my new favorite 80's B movies. It's horrifying, while also being a little bit silly and it's so well edited!
Does anyone one have any similarly fun creature features?
As a huge fan of games, I actually love some of the movies for the fun trash they are, but the ending in the first film is genuinely great. I especially love the Day of the Dead reference, considering that Romero was originally going to make his own Resident Evil Film.
I don't know why, but this classic just popped up in my head nearly 20 years later. Has anyone else paid for their "vocal" lessons since then? lol
I didn't make this, but I really just wanted to share it because it's so wonderfully spectacular. This was made by a young girl, UmikaSayoji, who sadly passed away in her sleep at a very young age, but she left us with what I would argue is by far the the best AMV of all time.
She took an amalgamation of different animes and seamlessly created a visually narrative love story out of them and it's just the best. I know she's gone, but go give UmikaSayoii some love!
(edit: Her Channel) https://www.youtube.com/@UmikaSayoji/videos
Nothing concerning at all, just curiosity. She's a domesticated feral kitten and when she gets overly excited she often makes this adorable "clack" sound at her target. Does anyone know what it means? Is it similar to a cat's chirping?
Hey! So I'm sure I'm a minority, but I've finally watched 2001: a Space Odyssey and I honestly didn't like it at all, outside of the cinematography. That said, as such, it was one of the most beautiful films ever made of all time and I can't even comprehend how it was filmed at the time. I'm not a fan, but every shot of space is astonishing.
Does anyone else lovingly adore and respect a movie that you'll never watch again outside of certain scenes?
I know it's not "anime," but I'm still very proud of what I've started. If you've never seen it, The Wild Robot, then what the heck? Watch it! It's an amazing movie!