June 28, 2020

Mega64 Movie Club: Night Of The Hunter

Have you heard of this one? 2/3rds of us hadn't, but Night Of The Hunter is considered a film classic! We dove in cold on this one and had a big discussion on what it did for filmmaking. Some great discussion! 

Mega64 Movie Club: Night Of The Hunter (YouTube)

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marathedemon · October 28, 2022

came from two years in the future just to say: I appreciate Rocco's allusion to The Fun Machine Took A Shit And Died

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Whamblo · July 14, 2020

this movie slaps so fuckin hard

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Guard Berg · July 11, 2020

Please do more episodes like this.

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AquaSeanXIII · July 9, 2020

Love when the dove in cold!

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A · June 30, 2020

Watchded it 3/4 years ago when Derrick recommended it for the first time. Highly enjoyed it. 4/5 shakers for me.

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Neil Steffens · June 29, 2020

Also, I feel like Icey Spoon would be a classic Mega64 name.

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Neil Steffens · June 29, 2020

Thank you SO much for recommending this! I immediately inserted it into my top 25 films of all time. This is black-and-white photography at its height. I defy anyone to press pause and not be admired by the composition. The story and performances match this to boot.

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JP · June 29, 2020

I could tell this was a Derrick choice.

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FitzIsCoy · June 28, 2020

I'm glad I got the opportunity to watch this, would have never seen it without Derrick's recommendation. I'm with Rocco, I had an impression that the 50s was largely innocent so it was very interesting to watch such a mature film. Cool as!

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Fidorulz · June 28, 2020

Yes who framed Roger rabbit or how about dark city? Can you announce the movies you will watch on twitter so we can find them and watch ahead of time?

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Michael Sjogren · June 28, 2020

Love this movie. Robert Mitchum is honestly a classical movie monster in this. “Don’t he never sleep?”

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Mega64 · June 28, 2020

Next week's episode is WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT?

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Spenerico · July 2, 2020

I really can't wait to hear you guys talk about this

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Lovable-Bill · June 28, 2020

Wow! I would never have expected this to show up on Movie Club. Robert Mitchum is incredible in this.