AUGUST PICK A FLICK DRAW
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I think "The Omen" (1976) is now definitely doable for Cassie. As for "Pet Sematary" (1989), may need to hold off on that one for a while longer, lol. For the most part, Cassie has cleared the hurdle when it comes to gory stuff, it's the disturbing stuff that remains her Achilles heel.
The Omen is #791 at Requests -- with 1 priority and 16 upvotes.
In America is a great movie. It will make you laugh and it will make you cry. And the two little girls in the movie were so good.
GREAT movie. She and Carly would love it, I bet.
I was so hoping for "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" near the end.
One of my favorites, hope it gets a reaction one day.
Arcane next show after knight
I noticed one of the PAF entries for September is The Philadelphia Story (1940) she already reacted to. After the auto-rollover for Extra Butter after the draw, there are 355 total picks for September.
Was 355 the total entries for September?
My movie made it to the final 10 and she ignored it 😭
FUture Katwatcheshorror collaborations for OCtober: TErrifier, THe Descent, Ginger snaps, Rob zombie's 1000 corpses/Devil's Rejects, The strangers franchise
Cassie would adore these films. Lol
Caught up on the video, and it was interesting that Ben was using "Terminator 2" as the preview video... it just celebrated its 35th birthday and I went and saw it on a big screen at my local cinmea a couple of days ago.
There's a good doc on Disney Plus about the history of ILM. They spend quite a bit of time on the T2 special effects. Just watched it the other night, and it's pretty good.
I was so close, my pick "In America" finished 2nd on the drawing this month. For a split second I thought I was actually going to win the drawing!!!!
Wow -- can't get any closer. I like that movie.
Night of The Living Dead & Dawn Of The Dead (1978) are pretty tame by todays standards certainly fall in the not too scary. The 2004 Dawn Of The Dead remake deffo more gory, all are good films for October.
I thought Dawn of the Dead was already on the channel. But could be wrong. Might be thinking of another reactor.
Battle Royale (2000)
Please watch M3GAN and M3GAN 2.0 with carly
UGGH another movie that no one cares about won again..
The person that used their pick for it cares about it. That is all that matters.
@9:31 My name TOP RIGHT, and movie pop WITH 169 left. Forever a bridesmaid.
For Halloween im thinking the original Friday the 13th and to include Carly I suggest Forbidden Planet.
Carly wouldn’t be watching any October movies even if she didn’t have the excuse of just having given birth by that time.
How about The Negotiator with Samuel L Jackson and Kevin Spacey. It's an awesome movie u can not miss i guarante it'll be a blast.
The Negotiator is #90 at Requests. Being Top 100 is dang good. Means has a decent chance someday to be randomly selected as a poll candidate. You can upvote if you haven't already. beta.popcorninbed.com
Cassie, "On Golden Pond" for Autumn Movie Poll.
She should schedule for that to premiere on October 28th. Just for yucks. Lol
Grrrrr. I continue to vote for "Only the Lonely" as a voice in the wilderness. It's not so much a rom/com as a mom/com, featuring an OUTSTANDING cast, of which the very very Canadian John Candy is only the #3 actor in the cast. It's Neighborhood Chicago, right next to where I grew up. It's sadly almost forgotten today. Cassie would swoon over this one. It's made it to the final 10, once. Somebody help me out with the odds here.
One of my favorite romcom (or mom com) movies of all time! Definitely great for Cassie's style; would also like to see her do the forgotten, underrated Next Stop Wonderland with Hope Davis.
My suggestion for October: "Rosemary's Baby" (1968)
"Rosemary's Baby" and "Night of the Living Dead" pretty much kicked off what I consider the golden age of horror (which I feel would last until about the mid-'80s), so I'm all for them. I'd also vouch for the other 2 entries of Polanski's so-called 'Apartment Trilogy' ("Repulsion" and "The Tenant"), as well as Romero's semi-sequel "Dawn of the Dead." And if Cassie still wants to potentially find that 'NEW scariest movie she's ever seen' as she claimed at the beginning of the year, but still won't subject herself to "The Exorcist," the original "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" would be her next best bet, IMO.
All the movies in the world to pick, never would have guessed it would be Cellular 😂
Have you ever seen "The Mist" (2007)? Great syfi flick! Directed by Frank Darabont.
The Mist is #904 at Requests with 26 upvotes. You could add an upvote if you haven't already. beta.popcorninbed.com
I didn't win. A sad day.
My top 3 of the Final 10: The Man Who Shot Liberty Vance (1962), In America (2002), In the Heights (2021) (musical/romance). My middle 5 of the Final 10: The Last Starfighter (1984) (I don’t have nostalgia for this teen movie), My Blue Heaven (1990), The Transformers: The Movie (1986) (didn’t want animated Transformers), On the Beach (1959), Cellular (2004) (I like Jason Statham). My bottom 2 of the Final 10: Drop Dead Fred (1991), Best of Times (1986).
I'd consider "The Last Starfighter" more of a family movie than a teen one. My sister was kind of obsessed with "Drop Dead Fred" back in the day. 🤔 Interestingly, it was at least partially filmed here in the Twin Cities. And while I've never seen it, as I'm sure you've noticed, "Transformers: The Movie" has done *very* well for Totally Whatever so far.
I couldn't submit on the chat on Youtube. Was that only for Kernel Club members?
You have to go to the new website to submit for Pick a Flick. Think you have to be a certain tier, but not sure. Go to the top of PIB home page here, and should be somewhere at the top.
October Wish List: Joy Ride (2001), Hannibal (2001), House on Haunted Hill (1999), Rosemary's Baby (1968), It Follows (2014), Horror of Dracula (1958), Scream 3 (2000), Trick r' Treat (2007), and The Strangers (2008).
"Hannibal," yes, but "Red Dragon" first. I feel it's better to still get him in moderation before getting him in the full spotlight. I also second "Rosemary's Baby." Also still longing for the original "Night of the Living Dead" and "Dawn of the Dead" movies, "Don't Look Now," "The Omen," "Suspiria," and/or "The Fog."
Never heard of Cellular. The cast looks good. Maybe it'll be ok.
Pure popcorn kind of flick. Race against time kind of thing. Almost like a treasure hunt with action.
If she's taking October scary recommendations, I still request "The Fog" (1980) and the 7-episode "Midnight Mass" (2021).
Midnight Mass was great - would make for a great reaction.
In the Live, she said this week: -Kot7K E3-4 -40-Year Old Virgin (I happy she react to this 2nd place, prefer over Tropic Thunder) -PPOTM (w/Carly). She wanted poll for patrons in Live to select PPOTM from her PPOTM choices, but no poll function in Live interface. By the way, she didn't mention her PPOTM choices. Next week she said Citizen Kane, Clerks. (PAF winner Cellular also next week?) Lastly, she said she still wants to do Once Upon a Time in the West and A Bridge Too Far - runner ups from the two bracket polls.
40 Year-Old Virgin?! Hell yeah. Such a classic. Has she seen Superbad? Feel like that’s another raunchy classic that needs to be seen 🙏
one day mine will win
Cellular. Good cast. Been a while since seeing that one, though I remember it was decent. So glad you liked the Thomas Crown Affair, Cassie. Mctiernan and Brosnan. Good combo.
Congrats to the winner, some good couple of weeks of film/tv coming up. A Bridge Too Far is getting a watch is great news.
Cellular, meh
I agree...could be far worse though, lol.
Star Trek premiered today 60 years ago
Can’t believe I got in the last 10 with The Last Starfighter, but I’m not to upset Cellular won.
Cellular? I can’t even remember if I’ve seen that one. If I did it didn’t make much of an impression.
It is that kind of movie....I call them mall movies..a movie you see in a mall multiplex and by the time you get to your car you forget you saw it.
Cinebinge is doing Last Starfighter this week too !
Last Starfighter is a teen movie, right?
Today is the day Star Trek first aired on TV exactly 60 years ago. I'm sure Cassie has something planned to celebrate
Ah, correction. It aired in Canada a few days before today
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