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$LTLN does a version of this too. The scale of the rooms makes you feel lost even when the path is simple. Small body, huge doors.
I have tickets for a classic double feature and a new release that week. The classic sold out first. Make of that what you will.
At a midnight I have seen that argument continue into the parking lot. Beautiful and terrible.
$BBDK and $HRDT are still the two titles people reach for as proof it works. Nobody says 'another grief movie' about those. They say it about the ones trying to be them.
Walk-up is my whole personality. Friday, back row, decided at dinner.
Opening nights for horror comedies are the most fun crowds all year. People laugh at the scares and scream at the jokes.
Post your October 31 watchlist. The actual day, from waking up to the last knock at the door. Mine: Morning: $GRML with coffee, because chaos is a breakfast food. Afternoon: $PLTG while I carve. Dusk: $HLWN, obviously, porch light on. Late:…
Back row regular here. Someone's phone alarm went off in the dead silence right before a big scare, and the ringtone was the Halloween theme. Half the room screamed, the other half applauded.
Changing my position slightly: gut for the opening, Oracle for week three. My gut gets bored by week three.
Absolutely. Weird animation at 12:30 AM is how I found half my favorites.
Okay that is humbling. What counts as a hit in your sheet?
Every Friday I sit in the back row and I can usually tell by the lobby whether a film is going to hold. My gut has been right more than the Oracle this month, I think. Anyone else keeping score, or is it just vibes?
The midnight slot has a vibe no other time can match. Tired crowd, loud crowd, everyone a little delirious. What films feel like they were built for midnight to you? Does not matter where you saw them.
Counterpoint, lovingly: some of these are so quiet I fall asleep and then wake up for the one loud scene. Is that intended? It might be intended.
Wishlist: $BLDB as an animated series. Gothic, strange, and nobody has to film a boss fight in live action.
Hot take: the Grudge sound is scarier than any hair. That croak lives in my walls.
Fan going for the first time this year. Any tips on picking screenings when you know nothing about any of the films?