Slither (2006)

This has been one of my favorite movies ever since I watched it a month ago, but I couldn't think of anywhere to post about it until now. A black comedy body horror film with some sci-fi elements where alien slug things invade a small town in South Carolina and turn people into zombies. I don't want to give away too much, since it's best when gone into fairly blind imo.

Also, it's the directorial debut from James Gunn, who's best known for his work with Marvel and DC nowadays. Nathan Fillion and Michael Rooker are amazing in this.

u/Supersmashbrosfan — 1 month ago

Straight to Hell (1987)

An odd film that I really wanted to love. It starts out great but gets pretty hard to follow as time goes on. I'd still recommend it though if you're a fan of weird western films with a sense of humor though, since you might get more enjoyment out of this than me. Courtney Love is surprisingly good in this as well.

u/Supersmashbrosfan — 1 month ago

Yeley: "There is no adults in the room at that (Joe Gibbs) building... because how can you honestly think that (Hamin's antics) is what's best for your company if you are running a serious organization? I think they're unserious."

u/Supersmashbrosfan — 1 month ago

POV: The day is November 7, 2026. You're Sheldon Creed and you've just been awarded the 2026 O'Reilly Series Championship.

u/Supersmashbrosfan — 1 month ago
▲ 89 r/zatanna

Why does John Constantine get so much more solo representation in other media when Zatanna's more popular?

As a fan of both characters (although I like Zatanna a lot more), it's very annoying.

Constantine got a movie staring Keanu Reeves, a TV show, a web series/DCAMU film, and a video game tie-in based on the previously mentioned Keanu Reeves film.

Meanwhile, the only solo Zatanna thing I can think of is the 5-minute pilot Paul Dini made for that animated series of her as a teenager that never got picked up.

u/Supersmashbrosfan — 1 month ago

Vortex (1982)

A no-budget neo-noir/sci-fi film starring no-wave and goth legend Lydia Lunch as a private detective investigating the sudden death of a politician, which sends her down a rabbit hole of corruption. Also has James Russo in his first lead role, and the main villain is a reclusive CEO who is constantly paranoid and somehow manages to look like Willem Dafoe, Steve Buscemi, and Nicolas Cage all at the same time.

The film isn't really “bad” per se if you're into the no wave movement like myself, but it has a campy nature to it and many of the actors are clearly inexperienced. I could see this becoming a cult classic someday similar to other B-movies of the era.

Sadly, it's not on streaming at the moment, but if you're able to find this, it's worth the watch.

u/Supersmashbrosfan — 2 months ago

Looking for a free plex server to join.

I haven't used Plex in a bit, but i thought I'd get into it again since I've been watching a lot of movies and tv shows while I've been recovering from jaw surgery and a surprising amount of the stuff I want to watch ain't easy to find. The last time I was part of a server I tried to stay pretty active while it was up. Thanks in advance.

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u/Supersmashbrosfan — 2 months ago