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The Midnight Meat Train
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The Midnight Meat Train

In honor of Clive Barker's 74th birthday today, I've been watching his films all day long.

I'm finishing with The Midnight Meat Train. As I'm sitting here engulfed by the story and the gore, I thought about how underrated this film is.

Maybe I'm looking in the wrong places, but I feel like this film isn't talked about as much as should be.

What's everyone else's take on The Midnight Meat Train?

What's your favorite Clive Barker film?

u/Significant-Money391 — 9 days ago

Bernie Mac would have been 69 today. What was his best role?

Mac earned 12 wins and 33 nominations throughout his career, primarily for his work on The Bernie Mac Show and his legendary stand-up comedy.

What would you consider to have been his best role?

u/EbnyxJ — 10 days ago

Unnecessary scenes in films

How much do you hate scenes in a movie that have no reason to be there? This is the one I hate most. Every watch of trading places I fast forward it. The singings not even good. There are more than enough scenes to establish the posh life dan akroyds character has.
What’s you unnecessary scene in a movie.

u/Glenwoodrh — 9 days ago

Hellraiser(2022) is one of the few times that a new adaptation rivals the original. What’d you think of it?

u/Bugsyjones007 — 9 days ago

a friend is watching Eraserhead for the first time and I'm dyin reading their reactions

seeing how friends react to movies you love is one of my fav pastimes, idk why

u/malchiik — 9 days ago